InMobi, an Indian mobile advertising company, is set to introduce its AI-powered shopping chatbot in Japan and the United States. According to Jin10, this expansion aims to enhance the shopping experience by providing personalized recommendations and seamless interactions for users. The chatbot leverages artificial intelligence to understand consumer preferences and offer tailored suggestions, potentially transforming the way people shop online. InMobi's move reflects the growing trend of integrating AI technology into retail, aiming to boost engagement and sales in these key markets.

Sources familiar with the matter say SoftBank Group is seeking a loan of up to $40 billion, primarily to finance its investment in OpenAI, which would be its largest ever dollar-denominated borrowing. Some sources indicated that the bridging loan would have a term of approximately 12 months and would be underwritten by four banks, including JPMorgan Chase. Negotiations with the banks are ongoing, and specific details are subject to change. The potential size of the loan underscores SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's aggressive strategy to position the company as a key player in the global AI boom. As of the end of last December, SoftBank held approximately 11% of OpenAI's shares. To support its continued bet on OpenAI, SoftBank has sold assets, including its stake in Nvidia. (Jinshi)

South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun announced that Seoul is in discussions with United States Forces Korea regarding the potential redeployment of weapons, including Patriot air defense systems. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that these talks come as tensions between Washington and Iran continue to escalate. The discussions aim to bolster South Korea's defense capabilities in response to the growing regional security concerns. The move reflects the ongoing strategic cooperation between South Korea and the United States in addressing emerging threats in the region.

Xiaomi has announced the launch of Xiaomi Miclaw, an AI interaction test product based on the MiMo large model. According to PANews, this marks a small step in Xiaomi's exploration of AI agents. The product is currently undergoing a limited closed test starting today. Xiaomi Miclaw is designed to transform smartphones into AI tools, capable of understanding user intentions and executing commands by calling third-party applications and system-level tools. It can also grow and adapt, refining its behavior and expanding its capabilities over time. The product aims to improve its understanding of users through a memory system that accumulates experiences. As an exploratory product, Xiaomi Miclaw is still being optimized for stability, power consumption, and execution success rates in complex scenarios. Users may experience fluctuations in execution efficiency or occasional failures with highly complex tasks. The closed test is invitation-only, and Xiaomi advises against upgrading on primary devices. Tech enthusiasts and heavy AI users are encouraged to back up data and test the product in controlled environments. Users granted access to the closed test will receive a specific system version update required to use Xiaomi Miclaw. The test is limited to certain models, including the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Xiaomi 17 Pro Max, Xiaomi 17 Pro, and Xiaomi 17.

An XRP community figure and crypto founder recently shared a pathway through which XRP could become a global reserve asset. Discussions about XRP becoming a global reserve asset have picked up speed, especially after the United States added XRP to its crypto stockpile in March 2025. Visit Website source: https://thecryptobasic.com/2026/03/06/crypto-founder-shares-how-xrp-could-become-a-global-reserve-asset/

According to official sources, OPNUSDT perpetual contracts have been launched, with leverage up to 50x available.

Xiaomi miclaw, an AI interaction testing product built on Xiaomi's MiMo large-scale model, began its limited closed beta test today, by invitation only, with no public recruitment. Running as a system application, Xiaomi miclaw encapsulates over 50 system-level tools and ecosystem services, employing an inference-execution loop engine where the model autonomously determines the tool invocation order and parameters. This product focuses on verifying the execution capabilities of the large-scale model within Xiaomi's "Human, Vehicle, and Home Ecosystem," featuring a four-layer architecture: system-level capabilities, personal contextual understanding, ecosystem interconnection, and self-evolution. Regarding ecosystem interconnection, Xiaomi miclaw implements a complete Mi Home protocol client, allowing control of IoT devices connected to Mi Home with user authorization, and supports the MCP protocol and third-party application access SDKs. In terms of self-evolution, the product possesses four meta-capabilities: file-level memory, sub-agent creation, MCP service configuration, and sandbox script execution, enabling it to autonomously build a memory system and expand its tool scope. Xiaomi notes that the product is still under optimization in terms of stability, power consumption, and success rate in complex scenarios; users are advised to back up their data beforehand and test in a controlled environment.

According to DeFiLlama data, the top two trading platforms with the largest net inflows of funds in the past 24 hours were Bitget ($126 million) and Bybit ($108 million).

Malaysia's second finance minister announced that the government will postpone raising its 2026 growth forecast due to uncertainties stemming from the Middle East conflict. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the impact of geopolitical tensions on Malaysia's economic outlook. The decision reflects concerns over potential disruptions in global markets and trade, which could affect Malaysia's economic performance in the coming years. The minister emphasized the need for cautious economic planning in light of these uncertainties.

Russia stablecoin bill advances as the Bank of Russia bars domestic payment use but allows issuance for cross-border settlements; AML/KYC and sanctions risks flagged. source: https://coincu.com/news/stablecoins-gain-limited-ok-as-russia-mulls-cross-border-use/

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will drop its lawsuit against Justin Sun after one of his companies agreed to pay a $10 million fine. The case accused Sun and his firms of illegal token sales and wash trading linked to TRON (TRX).

A Coinbase shareholder has filed a derivative lawsuit against several of the exchange’s top executives and board members, accusing them of failing to properly oversee compliance and disclosure practices

The global financial landscape is currently undergoing a systemic shift from human-centric digital commerce to a self-service, agent-based commerce model. This shift represents the most significant reshaping of the transaction lifecycle since the advent of internet-native payment gateways.

According to the proposed final ruling filed in the New York federal court, the SEC will drop the remaining charges against Justin Sun, the Tron Foundation, and the BitTorrent Foundation on the condition that Rainberry, a company associated with the Tron blockchain, pays a $10 million civil penalty.

Anthropic founder Dario believes that programming will disappear first, software engineering later, but ultimately AI will largely take over. Young people should learn about human-centered work, physical world work, and cultivate critical thinking.

Behind Kraken Financial's approval to open a master account with the Federal Reserve lies the collective fear of traditional banks, the Federal Reserve's perilous tightrope walk, the life-or-death battle between the two stablecoin giants, and the frenzy of trillions of Wall Street capital.

As the Iranian geopolitical crisis reshapes global risk appetite, Bitcoin's price movements and fund flow data are telling a story that investors can no longer ignore.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 2987, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

BTC, Conflict Erupts in Iran, Yet Bitcoin Becomes a "Safe Haven"? Golden Finance: The Middle East is engulfed in renewed conflict.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.