Web3 Daily Briefing: Eight departments, including the People's Bank of China, have stated that illegal RWA tokenization business is strictly prohibited; Eurozone finance ministers plan to discuss issuing a euro stablecoin and joint debt; AI agent infrastructure company Sapiom completes a $15.75 million funding round, led by Accel.

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• The People's Bank of China and eight other departments have issued a statement strictly prohibiting the illegal development of RWA tokenization business, deeming virtual currency-related businesses illegal financial activities.

• Eurozone finance ministers plan to discuss issuing a euro stablecoin and joint debt.

• South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service announced its work plan for 2026.

• The founder of Crypto.com purchased the AI.com domain for $70 million and will launch its own AI agent on February 8th.

• Virtuals Protocol: All graduated proxies on ACP will be automatically registered on ERC-8004.

• Coinbase runs ads at Sphere, a dome stadium in Las Vegas.

• Bankr will release the Bankr LLM gateway.

• AI agent infrastructure company Sapiom has raised $15.75 million in funding , led by Accel.

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