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Keycard acquires security certificate management startup Anchor.dev, enhancing its AI agent identity and access management technology. This acquisition will bring automation and security infrastructure expertise, improving Keycard's ability to balance autonomous AI agent behavior with developer control, and aims to set new standards for AI development tools.

AI security startup Reco raises $30 million in Series B funding to expand its business in the global SaaS and AI security markets. The company focuses on the security identification and control of AI tools and agents in enterprise environments, with its technology adopted by multiple Fortune 500 companies. The funding will be used for talent recruitment and platform expansion. Reco aims to establish the next generation of AI security standards, balancing safety and innovation.

Cybersecurity startup Backslash Security raises $19 million in Series A funding to expand technological capabilities and address emerging cyber threats. The company focuses on preventing security issues related to AI coding and offers an integrated security platform covering the entire development environment. The funding will be used to hire more R&D personnel, upgrade the platform, and expand into new markets.

Artificial Intelligence Human Resources Platform Phenom acquires UK AI talent assessment company Be Applied, aiming to enhance its recruitment solutions by adding cognitive assessment features. Be Applied's adaptive AI assessment platform can quantify actual job capabilities, improving recruitment efficiency and engagement. This acquisition will help Phenom build a systematic talent utilization framework, ensuring assessment accuracy and fairness.

Dono.AI is a startup that leverages artificial intelligence technology to improve the outdated registration system of U.S. real estate, successfully securing $6.5 million in seed funding. The company aims to modernize the decentralized public real estate records through its AI platform, addressing inefficiencies in registration during transactions and reducing reliance on manual searches. The investment will support platform expansion and infrastructure upgrades, with the expectation that the technology will be extended beyond the property rights industry.

Hong Kong, February 10, 2026 — During the Consensus Hong Kong 2026 conference, the "Institutional-Grade Payment and On-Chain Financial Infrastructure Summit" was successfully held on the afternoon of February 9 at the Hong Kong Harbour Plaza Hotel. Organized jointly by enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure and fintech service provider Cregis, along with Stable, Jsquare, and FutureCloud, this closed-door summit brought together representatives from Conflux, SlowMist, Hex Trust, Tevau, Interlace, AWS, BlockOffice, Cynopsis, Vesta

Written by: milian
Compiled by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
In the world of cryptocurrency, the promise of "cryptocurrency cards without KYC (Know Your Customer)" occupies a peculiar position.
It is promoted as a technological achievement, packaged as a consumer product, and envisioned as an "escape route" for those seeking to evade financial surveillance. As long as Visa or Mastercard are accepted, you can spend cryptocurrency without any verification, personal information, or questions asked.
You might naturally ask: why hasn't this been done yet? The answer is: it actually has been done—more than once—but also failed again and again.
To understand why, we need to look beyond cryptocurrency itself and focus on the infrastructure of crypto cards. Debit and credit cards are not neutral tools; they

In January 2023, a Barcelona fan posed a seemingly simple yet fundamental question on social media: "I spent 80 euros to buy $BAR tokens, but who do they belong to? FC Barcelona, the Socios platform, or me?" This question sparked weeks of intense debate within the community, ultimately ending without a consensus. What appears to be a technical inquiry actually reveals the core paradox of the contemporary sports industry's transition to Web3: we are using decentralized technology to build centralized power structures.
Today, when Juventus fans vote on the color of the team bus using $JUV tokens, or when Paris Saint-Germain holders participate in naming the training ground with $PSG, a carefully crafted narrative has taken shape — blockchain technology grants fans unprecedented "ownership." However, if we calmly examine the technical implementation of these fan tokens, we will find a

The Bitcoin market has experienced repeated bull and bear cycles, with investors often falling into collective illusions and ignoring real issues. Cryptocurrencies should fundamentally be seen as innovation rather than speculative tools. It's time to wake up, reassess value and commitments, shed illusions, and pursue genuine innovation.

Written by: Liang Yu
Edited by: Zhao Yidan
In February 2026, Chinese regulators clearly outlined the future path for real-world assets (RWA) and virtual assets: strict domestic regulation and encouraging compliant operations overseas. This clear signal of "opening" and "banning" points the industry in the right direction.
On February 6, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on the Overseas Issuance of Asset-Backed Securities Tokens for Domestic Assets," establishing a clear filing system framework for domestic assets to issue RWA abroad for the first time. The following day, eight departments including the People's Bank of China jointly issued a document strictly prohibiting any unapproved issuance of offshore RMB stablecoins. This coordinated effort reaffirmed the core principle that "real assets can be legally outbound, but monetary sovereignty must not be touched."
Once domestic assets obtain the "permission" to go overseas compliantly, where will they flow? Currently, overseas platforms can provide compliant listings.

According to Techub News, two addresses have accumulated a total long position of over 95,000 ETH on the Hyperliquid platform, worth approximately $190 million. Among them, 0x6C8 opened a long position of 35,164.2 ETH with an unrealized loss of $1.245 million; 0xa5B is the largest long position holder, with 60,000 ETH long, and an unrealized loss of $3.12 million. Both have bridged cross-chain to Arbitrum and may belong to the same entity.