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\'Crypto Mom\' Hester Peirce to leave SEC, resigns on Oct. 2

Hester Peirce, a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission commissioner known in the crypto industry as \'Crypto Mom,\' will step down on Oct. 2, according to a resignation letter she posted on social media. The letter submitted to the White House lists the effective date as Oct. 2. Peirce thanked the agency and reiterated her view that individuals should be able to make investment decisions within an appropriate regulatory framework.

Games & Commerce

KISO says false or manipulated content alone cannot justify takedowns under revised network law

The Korea Internet Self-Regulation Organization (KISO) said online posts are not automatically classified as disinformation and removed even if they contain false claims or AI-generated images. It said reviewers must also assess intent to cause harm or seek unfair gain, and whether rights or the public interest were infringed. KISO reviewed 27 reports and completed deliberations on 23 cases, concluding none met its guideline definition of disinformation.

Crypto

U.S. government sells Anthropic stakes held by FTX insiders, stays silent on proceeds

The U.S. government sold Anthropic stakes seized from Caroline Ellison and Nishad Singh, figures tied to the FTX collapse, to existing investors, but did not disclose the sale timing, buyers or price. It has not been decided whether the proceeds will go to compensate FTX victims or be retained by the government. Anthropic’s surging valuation has heightened interest in the sale, while lawyers and victims cite uncertainty over how much could reach victims.