The electric vehicle giant TSL's FSD full self-driving system has been successively launched in countries such as the US, Canada, China, and Australia. With a cumulative data of 4.7 billion miles, the official claims it is 10 times safer than humans. How will it develop in the future? What challenges will it face? This article provides a detailed overview. (Background: TSL launched "FSD self-driving" smoothly driving through vegetable markets in China, is Taiwan next?) (Additional background: TSL achieved "factory self-driving vehicles to drive to the dock", Musk: AI brings a driverless FSD era) The electric vehicle giant TSL (Tesla)) has officially opened full self-driving (FSD) in Australia and New Zealand this week. Owners can directly enable it through OTA updates without the need to return to the dealership. This marks the first time that both countries can use the complete version of FSD, signifying a milestone in TSL's self-driving expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, while also sparking heated discussions about safety, adoption rates, and regulation.

UAE law enforcement arrested Ildar Ilham, founder of WhiteRock, over alleged involvement in the ZKasino exit scam that stole $30 million. Following extradition to the Netherlands, he faces criminal charges linked to the failed decentralized gambling platform.

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has entered the White House after the inauguration of President Trump in the United States, quickly taking control of multiple federal government agencies and gaining access to multiple classified databases. The White House stated on the 3rd that Musk is now officially listed as a "special government employee," allowing him to serve the federal government without having to disclose conflicts of interest and personal finances. (Previous overview: Perspective》The Musk Effect: Will Musk It become the next MEME coin outbreak?) (Background supplement: Tesla achieves vehicle "factory automatic driving to the dock," Musk: AI brings the era of unmanned FSD) The White House announced on the 3rd that Elon Musk, the world's richest man

Under the electric car manufacturer TSL (Tesla) owned by Musk, it was announced today (29) on the social platform X that with the assistance of FSD (Full Self-Driving) technology, TSL can now automatically drive from its factory to the designated loading and unloading dock without human intervention. Musk also commented on this, stating: Unsupervised fully automatic driving has begun. (Background: TSL's 'Robotaxi' unmanned taxi makes its debut, revealing three new cars at once? Is FSD fully autonomous driving still far away?)

BTC plummeted last week due to unexpected economic data in the United States, causing widespread panic. However, after a narrow oscillation around the $94,500 level over the weekend, BTC reached a high of $95,947 earlier. Whether it can stay above $95,000 is closely followed by the market. (Recap: Will the sale of $6.5 billion BTC from Silk Road crash the market? Analysts suggest OTC sale, don't panic) (Background: US port strike crisis resolved! Dock workers to receive a 62% pay increase over the next six years, proposal for full automation excluded) BTC declined last week due to unexpectedly strong employment reports, dropping to $92,000 at one point. However, selling pressure seems to be gradually diminishing, and it continued to oscillate narrowly around the $94,500 level over the weekend, reaching a high of $95,947 around 9:30 am. As of the deadline, it is temporarily reported at $94,910, nearly 24...

The US non-farm payroll added 256,000 people in December, far exceeding market expectations, which raised concerns about the slowdown in the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. The four major US stock indexes all fell, and the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose to 4.77%. As a result, the price of BTC briefly fell to nearly $92,000, while Ether fell below $3,200. (Previous summary: Will the sale of $6.5 billion BTC from the Silk Road collapse the market? Analyst: It will be sold OTC, don't panic) (Background information: US port strike crisis resolved! Dock workers to receive a 62% raise over the next six years, proposal for full automation excluded) The latest employment data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics last night showed that the non-farm employment in the US increased by 256,000 people in December, far exceeding the market's expected 164,000 and the previous value of 212,000, marking the largest increase in 9 months and 12...

The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the U.S. Maritime Union (USMX) reached a six-year interim agreement on August 8, successfully avoiding another strike crisis on January 15. The details of the protocol have not been made public and are still subject to approval by both sides, which, according to sources, resolves the controversy surrounding port automation, ensuring new technology while ensuring more jobs. (Synopsis: BTCbig dump murderer and it: 45,000 people strike on the eastern pier!) JPMorgan Chase: $5 billion in daily losses) (Background added: Trump considers declaring a "US economic emergency" to activate new tariffs, small-scale non-farm payrolls lower than expected strengthens confidence in interest rate cuts) Last October, represented 45,000