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According to The Wall Street Journal, Florida has launched a fierce attack in an increasingly intense protest against the so-called safety flaws of artificial intelligence chatbots, becoming the first state to sue OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman.The lawsuit filed by Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier on Monday claims that OpenAI and Altman were aware of the safety risks associated with their products but ignored warnings that could harm users.

According to monitoring by GMGN, the meme coin "Binance Life" briefly surpassed a market capitalization of 700 million USD, setting a new historical high before slightly retreating. Since its launch on the evening of May 30, the token has recorded a cumulative increase of 53.8%. As of the time of writing, the market capitalization is reported to be approximately 650 million USD, with a 24-hour increase still holding at 26%. During the same period, the on-chain trading volume reached 18.4 million USD.It is reported that the brief surge in market capitalization to 700 million USD was mainly driven by a large concentrated purchase by a trader (0x82). This address purchased a total of approximately 8.1 million tokens, valued at about 4.98 million USD, making it the largest single purchase of the day; currently, its on-chain holdings have reached 5.27 million tokens.

The court in Qujiang District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China recently ruled on a hacker case that used government and enterprise websites as a platform for pornography. The defendant, Zhou, illegally controlled over 150 servers (involving 157 government and enterprise units and well-known apps) through website vulnerabilities, batch-injecting malicious files, forcing redirection to overseas pornographic websites, and selling control permissions for profit. To evade tracking, Zhou rented a house and opened accounts using the identities of friends and relatives, arranged for accomplices to operate

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against CoinFlip operator GPD Holdings, accusing the cryptocurrency ATM network of facilitating fraudulent transactions while charging high fees, in violation of state consumer protection laws. Over the past two years, Missouri has reported approximately 350 cases related to cryptocurrency ATMs, with losses potentially reaching millions of dollars.The lawsuit seeks compensation for consumers, imposes a civil penalty of up to $1.826 million, and issues an injunction prohibiting the company from operating in the state.

According to CertiK monitoring, the attacker of the cross-chain aggregation protocol Transit Finance has deposited 832.9 ETH into Tornado Cash, worth approximately 1.8 million dollars.