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Odaily Planet Daily reports that 0G Labs, a decentralized artificial intelligence infrastructure protocol, has announced the launch of the "0G Apollo Accelerator," offering up to $20 million in funding to incubate and scale revenue-generating AI applications based on decentralized infrastructure. The accelerator is a partnership with the Blockchain Builders Fund (BBF), part of the Stanford University blockchain ecosystem, which includes projects such as the Stanford Blockchain Accelerator, BASS, and MS&E 447. The project also receives support from Google Cloud, with each selected team receiving $200,000 in cloud resources. Furthermore, wallet infrastructure platform Privy (acquired by Stripe) will provide selected teams with production-grade wallet solutions, aiming to help projects acquire enterprise-grade computing and infrastructure capabilities from an early stage.

Huoxun Finance News, February 27th - According to CoinbaseMarkets, RoboToken (ROBO) spot trading is expected to launch on the Coinbase platform on February 27th. The ROBO-USD trading pair will open at or after 5:00 AM Pacific Time, when liquidity conditions are met, and users in supported regions can participate in trading. ROBO will be available on coinbase.com, the Coinbase App, and CoinbaseAdvanced, and institutions can directly access it through CoinbaseExchange. The official announcement also disclosed that ROBO is an Ethereum network ERC-20 token and reminded users not to transfer it through other networks to avoid asset loss.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 27th that, according to CoinDesk, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin released a long-term roadmap to address the potential cybersecurity threats posed by future quantum computing by changing signature and data schemes. The roadmap points out that Ethereum is at risk of being cracked by quantum computing in several areas, including consensus validator signatures (currently BLS), data availability schemes (relying on KZG commitments), everyday wallet transaction signatures, and some zero-knowledge proofs. Buterin recommends that validators switch to more quantum-resistant hash signatures and, centered around proposal EIP-8141, pave the way for switching account signature algorithms and "ValidationFrames," thereby reducing on-chain verification costs while supporting quantum-safe signatures and proofs.

According to OnchainLens, on February 27th, an OTC whale with the address "0xfb7" transferred 23,500 ETH, worth approximately $47.47 million, to the market-making platform FalconX for sale and to repay loans. This address currently holds approximately 4,000 cbBTC (approximately $269 million), 120,380 stETH (approximately $243 million), and 29,727 WETH (approximately $60.16 million), and also has approximately $97.26 million in outstanding USDT loans on Aave.