TRON DAO announced that TRON has joined the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), a subsidiary of the Linux Foundation, as a member and will serve on its board of directors. AAIF aims to provide a neutral, interoperable, and open infrastructure for agent-based AI. Justin Sun stated that TRON will develop an open framework to support AI agents interacting with decentralized networks and digital financial infrastructure.🙊🙊🙊

The U.S. Treasury Department announced the launch of a cybersecurity information-sharing program for the digital asset industry, led by the Office of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection (OCCIP). This program will provide eligible U.S. digital asset companies and industry organizations with free cyber threat intelligence to enhance their ability to respond to cyberattacks. Policymakers noted that cyberattacks targeting digital asset platforms are becoming more frequent and sophisticated, and this program aims to strengthen corporate defenses, reduce risks, and improve incident response efficiency.🙊🙊🙊

According to The Hill, the White House is stepping up efforts to resolve the dispute between the banking and crypto industries, which has stalled Senate negotiations on a crypto market structure bill since January. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, White House crypto advisor Patrick Witte, and former head of AI and crypto affairs David Sachs have recently called for the bill's passage, and the Council of Economic Advisers has released a report refuting banking concerns. However, it remains unclear whether the White House's efforts can overcome the bill's obstacles. Christopher Niebuhr, an analyst at Beacon Policy Advisors, suggests that now may be the best time to push for its passage.😜😜😜

Lattice has announced that it will gradually shut down its operations after five years of operation. Its Layer 2 network, Redstone, will cease operation on May 16, 2026 at 07:59 (UTC+8). Lattice reminds users to withdraw funds before this deadline. After the shutdown, only L1 withdrawal contracts will be deployed for external account balance withdrawals; funds in these contracts will be irrecoverable. Founded in 2021, Lattice developed tools such as the MUD framework and the Redstone chain, but failed to achieve a sustainable business model. Remaining funds will be used for its ultimate project, DUST Autonomous World.😳😳😳

According to CoinDesk, UK-based asset management firm Legal & General Asset Management has tokenized over £50 billion of its managed liquidity funds onto the blockchain via Calastone's tokenized distribution network. The firm offers USD, EUR, and GBP money market funds in tokenized shares, supporting issuance, trading, and same-day settlement. Investors can buy, hold, and transfer these tokenized shares within a permissioned, regulated network. The funds are deployed on Ethereum and compatible blockchains, with plans to expand to more networks in the future.😱😱😱

According to an official announcement from Fluid, the DeFi protocol Fluid launched the aWETH redemption protocol on April 20th, with an initial capacity limit of $1 billion in ETH. This protocol allows ETH borrowers to redeem their loans for wstETH or weETH, restoring liquidity and reducing liquidation risk. Users who only borrowed ETH can fully redeem their loans; if they have ETH collateral and other debt, the collateral will be converted to wstETH or weETH, while the debt remains unchanged. Fluid is collaborating with partners such as Lido Finance and EtherFi to reduce systemic risk in DeFi and support a healthier market.😱😱😱