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Poloniex data monitoring shows that XRP has broken through 1.3 USDT, currently reported at 1.3 USDT, with a 24H increase of 16.94%.

On August 21, Lighter CEO Vladimir Novakovski stated at the inaugural meeting of the U.S. CFTC Innovation Advisory Committee that DeFi has long been misunderstood and should not be seen as opposed to regulators. He pointed out that DeFi transactions are verifiably recorded on the blockchain, which helps regulators work on transparency, consumer protection, and market fairness. Novakovski expressed that decentralized, verifiable finance is expected to become an important part of the future financial infrastructure in the U.S., especially in terms of cybersecurity and operational resilience, and the industry should promote more technology towards open-source, verifiable tech stacks. Additionally, he mentioned that AI has the potential to drive financial democratization, allowing users to build a portfolio of trades or investment strategies based on their judgments of macroeconomics and industries, a capability that was previously mainly available to high-net-worth individuals and professional fund managers. Novakovski highlighted that the main risk of AI in finance is consumer protection risk, such as users not understanding the actual functions of AI models or being misled by promotional claims about the models. Therefore, it is essential to establish corresponding sandbox mechanisms and validate the effectiveness and formal verifiability of models before they are widely applied to consumers.

On August 21, Lighter CEO Vladimir Novakovski stated at the inaugural meeting of the U.S. CFTC Innovation Advisory Committee that DeFi has long been misunderstood and should not be viewed as an adversary to regulators. He pointed out that DeFi transactions are verifiably recorded on blockchain ledgers, which can assist regulators in areas such as transparency, consumer protection, and market fairness. Novakovski expressed that decentralized, verifiable finance is expected to become an important component of the future financial infrastructure in the U.S., particularly in terms of cybersecurity and operational resilience, and the industry should promote more technology towards open-source, verifiable tech stacks. Additionally, he noted that AI has the potential to drive financial democratization, allowing users to construct a portfolio of trades or investment strategies based on their judgments of macroeconomic conditions and industries, a capability that has previously been primarily available to high-net-worth individuals and professional fund managers. Novakovski highlighted that the main risk of AI in finance is consumer protection risk, such as users not understanding the actual function of AI models or being misled by promotional claims about the models. Therefore, it is necessary to establish corresponding sandbox mechanisms and validate the effectiveness and formal verifiability of models before they are widely applied to consumers.