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On August 15, according to monitoring by Ai Yi, an investor experienced an extreme 'paper wealth' scenario after participating in the LAB token public offering. A user from the crypto community, Skylinee, invested $5,000 in the LAB public offering in October 2025, with the token's value once soaring to approximately $5.6 million, marking a 1120-fold increase within nine months. However, due to the project team's unilateral decision to delay the token unlocking time, the investor only recently received the tokens. Current data shows that the LAB tokens held by the investor are now worth approximately $3,219, representing a decline of about 99.94% from the previous peak.

On August 11, the CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund reiterated on Tuesday that the fund's $2 trillion in assets could suffer unexpected major losses, or even evaporate entirely: "We are in an abnormal state, but despite many challenges, financial markets continue to rise."

According to Beating monitoring, Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code, said Anthropic has "basically solved" prompt injection attacks in real-world usage. A year ago, he himself wouldn't have dared to think they could achieve this. Prompt injection attacks have always been a major headache for agents. Malicious web pages can hide a piece of instruction to induce the agent to steal passwords, upload keys, or even execute operations the user never requested. Anthropic now relies on three layers of defense: Claude itself first resists malicious instructions, external content is checked again before entering context, and Auto Mode reviews once more before actually executing operations. Third-party tests used 72 previously unseen attack types, repeated 720 times. Sonnet 5, Fable 5, and Opus 5 with Auto Mode enabled succeeded zero times. In the same test, GPT-5.6 Sol with Codex Auto-review had an attack success rate of 5.83%, while Full Access reached 19.03%. This also explains why Anthropic dares to set Auto Mode as default. It is the last line of defense against prompt injection attacks in Claude Code.