Open-source developer Tommaso De Rossi has launched usecomputer, a desktop automation tool written in Zig that supports macOS and Linux, enabling AI programming assistants to control the mouse, keyboard, and take screenshots. The tool offers multiple CLI commands, can automatically convert coordinates to adapt to the model's context window, and supports direct inline screenshots. This project extends from De Rossi's browser automation tool Playwriter.

Half of Norway's sovereign wealth fund employees are using Anthropic's Claude large language model to write AI tools to assist with decision-making and monitor investment risks. The fund's leadership stated that in the future, AI will be allowed to make limited decisions, but human oversight will still be required. The CEO emphasized the substantial returns from AI investments and plans to shift positions toward front-end investing.

Andrej Karpathy introduced his smart home AI Agent use case called "Dobby the elf claw" in a podcast, which achieves unified control of multiple devices through three prompts, replacing multiple standalone apps. He believes the future will see Agents replacing human operations, with smart homes achieving more efficient management.

Investors in Missouri, USA, filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing Trump ally Steve Bannon and his company of defrauding investors through unregistered cryptocurrencies, claiming they concealed risks while promoting "Let's Go Brandon Coin" and "Patriot Pay," resulting in losses for thousands of investors. The plaintiffs are seeking compensation.

PANews February 9 News, according to Cointelegraph, billionaire Grant Cardone announced that he is listing his luxury home in the Gold Coast for sale at a price of 700 Bitcoins, while his neighbor is asking $88 million for a similar property. He stated, "Let the neighbor make more fiat currency, but four years from now, my choice will still be better."

January 29 News, the Solana ecosystem meme platform Pump.fun announced the launch of a $3 million "Build in Public" hackathon, inviting executives and investors from multiple crypto institutions such as Polymarket, Delphi Digital, and Pantera Capital to serve as advisors. The program centers on the logic of "validate the market first, then bring in capital," encouraging founders to demonstrate product value through transparent development and genuine user behavior. This event is open to teams at any stage, from concept prototypes to launched products. The official disclosure states that the application channel opened on January 19 and will close on February 18, with some projects potentially receiving funding support before the deadline. Pump.fun hopes to let truly promising projects stand out naturally by openly sharing product progress, user data, and market feedback.

Yili Hua believes that the upcoming interest rate cut cycle will drive ETH to outperform BTC. Currently, it is the best time to bottom fish in the crypto market, and ETH will be the biggest beneficiary of the bull market. He is ready to repay most of his loans at any time as long as the ETH price stays above $1000, ensuring his position's safety. His previous liquidation at an ETH price of $4500 was to purchase more ETH later, not to let others take over his position.

BlockBeats News, January 22 — Trump: If Europe sells off US bonds and other assets, they will face massive retaliation. If they really do that, then let them go ahead.

January 21 News, Meme coin issuance platform Pump.fun announced the launch of a $3 million Pump Fund. This new venture fund marks the project's attempt to shift from a single Meme coin trading model to a more long-term Web3 entrepreneurial ecosystem. The fund will be officially launched through an "Open Build" hackathon, with community influence rather than traditional venture capital review as the core basis for funding allocation. According to official disclosures, teams participating in Pump Fund do not need to pitch to judges but must issue tokens, retain part of the supply, and continuously showcase product progress in the public eye. Funds will flow to projects that gain recognition on social levels and among real users. Its core philosophy is to let the market itself decide which early teams deserve capital support. This mechanism is seen as an alternative to traditional venture capital processes and provides tools for Pump.fun to explore longer project lifecycles.