On May 6, Jin10 reported that the Emperor of Japan (91 years old) was hospitalized at the University of Tokyo Hospital in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, on the 6th for a detailed heart examination. Based on routine check-ups conducted in mid-April, the Emperor was diagnosed as very likely suffering from myocardial ischemia. Regarding the duration of hospitalization, the Imperial Household Agency stated that it would depend on the results of the examination. This marks the Emperor's hospitalization again since undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery in 2012.

The SEC has confirmed that it will not re-prosecute Hex founder Richard Heart, as the court believes the SEC failed to prove its case against U.S. investors and has opted to abandon submitting a revised complaint. Heart stated that this is a victory for encryption, Open Source software, and freedom of speech, pointing out that the SEC's lawsuit even targeted the "software code itself." The SEC had accused Heart of illegally raising $1 billion, resulting in a 76% fall in the price of HEX. The SEC has withdrawn several cryptocurrency-related cases this year.

Hex and PulseChain founder Richard Schueler is under investigation in Finland for suspected serious tax evasion and assault, and the police suspect that he owes hundreds of millions of euros in taxes in Finland.

Jinshi data news on February 17th, on the evening of February 16th, Tom Cat stated in the investor relations activity record that the Tom Cat AI emotional companion robot product adopts the MOE (Mixed Expert Model) architecture, carries the company's "Tom Cat emotional companion vertical model" customized with West Lake Mind, and also calls some capabilities of models such as Dou Bao and DeepSeek, effectively enhancing the product's intent recognition, response speed, mathematical ability, and other functions.

Golden Finance reported that Interpol is investigating Cryptocurrency Hex

The SEC has responded to Hex founder Richard Heart's request, stating that it has the right to continue to advance the case of the unregistered securities issuance, which exceeds $1 billion. The next hearing of the case is scheduled for October 24th.