🚨 New scope update on Immunefi @ssv_network has expanded its bug bounty program to cover SSV Staking, the new protocol layer letting users stake SSV, mint cSSV, and earn ETH-denominated fees from Ethereum's largest DVT network. Up to $250,000 for critical smart contract findings. Whitehats, let's goooooo

Growth in tokenization is showing up in scope, not just scale. Treasuries, AAA CLOs, and high-grade institutional credit now give allocators a real range onchain, from parking cash to maximizing yield.

Today we’re releasing Qwen-Scope 🔭, an open suite of sparse autoencoders for the Qwen model family. It turns SAE features into practical tools： 🎯 Inference — Steer model outputs by directly manipulating internal features, no prompt engineering needed 📂 Data — Classify & synthesize targeted data with minimal seed examples, boosting long-tail capabilities 🏋️ Training — Trace code-switching & repetitive generation back to their source, fix them at the root 📊 Evaluation — Analyze feature activation patterns to select smarter benchmarks and cut redundancy We hope the community uses Qwen-Scope to uncover new mechanisms inside Qwen models and build applications beyond what we explored.Excited to see what you build! 🚀 🔗🔗 Blog: HuggingFace: ModelScope: Technical Report:

Practical tip for anyone deploying agents this week: • Sandbox hard • Scope permissions extremely tightly • Log every tool call • Keep a human kill switch ready This is exactly why building on SVPChain is crucial. It bakes native permissions, execution boundaries, and verifiable audit trails directly into the protocol — so “helpful” never turns “harmful.” Get it here ⇣

The $20K Card He Wouldn't Give an Agent: Allowance and Scoped Spend for AI Commerce Shoal Signal Ep. 15 with @dasmersingh, Founder & CEO at @useallowance (YC '26), hosted by @zaddycoin We cover the $20K card he wouldn't give an agent, which purchases go agentic first, why he builds on card rails not x402, and how a neutral wallet survives Visa and Stripe. 0:00 The $20K card an agent can't have 1:18 Intro and the agentic commerce case 2:21 His years at Cash App and Block 3:19 How parents actually feel safe 5:30 The OpenClaw moment and starting Allowance 9:13 Why agentic commerce wins 12:19 Developers buy first, consumers later 14:07 Clothes last, scarce tickets first 16:45 What Allowance actually is 19:53 Card rails vs new agent protocols 27:50 Handling websites that change 29:11 Staying defensible against Visa and Stripe 33:11 Will agents take jobs? 37:47 The missing piece: trust and coordination