Analysis: Trump's election will be conducive to the transformation of the regulatory environment of the cryptocurrency industry in the United States According to analysts, 'The well-known figure in the cryptocurrency space, the Winklevoss brothers, donated 2 million US dollars in Bitcoin to support Trump's campaign. This move indicates that Trump is increasingly seen as a pro-innovation candidate in the cryptocurrency and TradFi communities.' Analysts believe that a Trump victory in November would mean a change in the regulatory environment for the US cryptocurrency industry, becoming more favorable. 'During the campaign, Trump showed support for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, in contrast to the more cautious and regulatory attitude of the current government. The Trump administration may prioritize establishing a clear and supportive regulatory framework that encourages innovation and investment in the cryptocurrency industry.' However, according to Moe Vela, a former senior advisor to Joe Biden, the audience of the debate is more concerned about which candidate is physically, mentally, and possibly morally better suited to be president. "This debate is more about a contrast of character, showcasing different leadership styles, and two octogenarians trying to prove their vitality, energy, and feasibility."

According to a report by IT Home on November 16, at the 2023 Xiaomi IoT Ecological Partner Conference this morning, Xiaomi announced the open-source Vela system, which follows the Apache 2.0 open source license. According to reports, Vela adapts to a variety of products with different hardware specifications, the smallest system only needs 8KB memory, the CPU frequency is not limited, adapts to any SoC multi-core architecture, and supports flexible deployment. Vela also supports lightweight device-side AI large models and lightweight container solutions to solve MCU security problems through triple isolation.