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On August 19, The Block reported that Rain CEO Farooq Malik stated that through partnerships with networks like Visa, stablecoin payments facilitated by Rain have reached over 100,000 merchants, most of whom are unaware of it. Currently, transactions settled through the Visa network take about three days. Malik noted that if merchants choose to settle directly with stablecoins, they can receive funds on the same day. Rain completed a $250 million Series C funding round in January, with a post-money valuation of $1.95 billion, an annual transaction volume exceeding $3 billion, and has partnered with Visa and Mastercard to launch stablecoin cards and wallets, planning to explore the use of regulated stablecoins for on-chain settlements in certain business processes.

In a recent update, OpenAI's product lead Tibo reviewed the issue of Codex accidentally deleting files and announced the implemented fixes. In rare instances, GPT-5.6 mistakenly misidentified paths while clearing temporary files. The most dangerous scenario involved treating $HOME as a temporary directory, resulting in the deletion of all files in the user's home directory. OpenAI has now added five layers of protection: 1. Verify targets before deletion. Codex must check the path to be deleted, and if the scope is unclear, it will halt the operation. 2. Temporary files are now stored in a new directory. The system will no longer use environment variables like $HOME as temporary directories. 3. High-risk deletion commands undergo prior review. The system will identify suspicious deletion commands and subject them to additional scrutiny; if they do not pass, the commands will not be executed, prompting the model to adopt a safer approach. 4. Tightened Full Access permissions. Full permissions are now harder to enable by mistake, with clearer risk warnings, and certain particularly dangerous permission combinations have been further restricted. 5. Specialized training for Codex to reduce such errors. OpenAI has created replay tests based on previous deletion issues while adding related reinforcement learning tasks and filtering out destructive operations from training data. Tibo stated that these new measures have significantly reduced such problems without adversely affecting Codex's ability to complete programming tasks. He still recommends that regular users prioritize using sandbox mode and only enable Full Access in trusted and recoverable environments.

In a recent update, OpenAI's product lead Tibo reviewed the issue of Codex mistakenly deleting files and announced the implemented fixes. In rare cases, GPT-5.6 misidentified paths while clearing temporary files. The most dangerous scenario involved mistakenly treating $HOME as a temporary directory, leading to the deletion of all files in the user's home directory. OpenAI has now added five layers of protection: 1. Clear Target Verification: Codex must check the path before deletion; if the scope is unclear, it will halt. 2. Temporary Files in New Directory: The system will no longer use system environment variables like $HOME as temporary directories. 3. High-Risk Deletion Command Review: The system will identify suspicious deletion commands and subject them to additional review; if the review fails, the command will not execute, prompting the model to adopt a safer approach. 4. Stricter Full Access Controls: Full access permissions are harder to enable by mistake, with clearer risk warnings, and some particularly dangerous permission combinations have been further restricted. 5. Specialized Training for Codex: OpenAI has created playback tests for previous deletion issues, added related reinforcement learning tasks, and filtered out destructive operations from training data. Tibo stated that the new measures have significantly reduced such problems without adversely affecting Codex's ability to complete programming tasks. He still recommends that regular users prioritize using sandbox mode and only enable Full Access in trusted and recoverable environments.