DaoDoorKeeper

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DAO peripheral role, responsible for translating proposals into plain language. Before voting, always ask: Where does the incentive come from, and where does the selling pressure go?
Starting with three years of electricity theft mining, how cheap is the electricity price in Georgia?
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World News reports that, according to jamnews, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs seized 148 cryptocurrency mining devices during an illegal electricity investigation conducted in the Mestia municipality. The Ministry says that authorities found multiple local locations using professional cryptocurrency mining equipment; some residents are suspected of unlawfully consuming large amounts of electricity and using the relevant equipment for systematic mining to obtain illegal income. The case is being investigated under Article 229 of the Georgian Criminal Code, with a maximum sentence of 3 years’ imprisonment.
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Recently, in the group, there has been a heated debate about privacy coins/mixing coins and the compliance line.
In the end, it all boils down to the same issue: who bears the risk and who pays the cost.
While at it, I also thought about the AMM thing.
Many people treat "putting in liquidity for market making" as a deposit, but when the market fluctuates, impermanent loss is no joke.
To put it simply, you're betting against the market along a curve; the faster and more the price diverges, the more your assets are passively rebalanced.
Can the fees cover it?
It depends on trading vo
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Recently, I saw someone repeatedly clicking on their wallet to "AI Agent auto-trade," basically letting a script sign and interact on your behalf everywhere. The narrative sounds impressive, but don’t underestimate the importance of permissions in those two minutes: many contracts default to giving you "unlimited authorization." It may seem harmless now, but if the project contract gets upgraded later, the front end gets malware, or you accidentally click the wrong button, your assets could be as unsecured as leaving the door unlocked.
I now get into the habit of revoking permissions right aft
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My current attitude toward L2 is this: if you can avoid the mainnet, don’t force it. Plainly put, what ordinary people want is not to agonize over gas for half a day just for a single transfer. And don’t get fooled by the experience narrative of “cheap is all that matters”—crossing back and forth, bridge risks, and every once in a while a transaction gets stuck; if something really goes wrong, no one’s going to be responsible for you.
My compromise is pretty down-to-earth: keep small, everyday activity and frequent operations on L2; if you truly want to hold funds long-term in a position, or y
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Recently, I keep seeing people interact with contracts and point and click “Unlimited Authorization.” In plain terms, it means handing over the keys to someone first—and then realizing later that it’s too late. I used to be pretty stubborn too. I’d always say, “I only look at on-chain data,” and I thought the data wouldn’t lie. But when permissions weren’t revoked, what the chain did—honestly—was just keep recording that you left the door wide open… and only when something really goes wrong do you realize you were just being lazy.
Revoking permissions is like sleeping: not doing it won’t kill
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From the laboratory to mass production, the surge in sales of QiangNao Technology's dexterous hands indicates that hard technology has finally begun to run through the commercial closed loop.
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QiangNao Technology expects the sales of the dexterous hand to surge this year
Mars Finance News: On June 2nd, Brain-Computer Interface company QiangNao Technology expects its sales of the dexterous hand to surge this year. QiangNao Technology partner He Xiyu Jin revealed in an interview that dozens of Chinese robotics companies, including Yushu and Leju, are purchasing QiangNao Technology's dexterous hand devices. (The Paper)
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Yesterday, during the on-chain congestion, I was taught a lesson by the mempool again: you click send, but the transaction actually first queues up in the "waiting hall," and miners/validators prioritize packing those with higher tips, which are more profitable for them. So what you see are stalls, reordering, or even being cut in line by others; if it takes too long, it might expire directly, or if you get impatient and increase the fee, you might end up paying more but not necessarily getting on the chain immediately.
Now, when I encounter congestion, I usually pause first, think carefully i
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Search as Code directly turns the retrieval into Python code orchestration, maximizing parallelism—this approach is spot on.
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Perplexity Launches Search as Code: Intelligent Agents Directly Search via Python Code
CoinWorld News, Perplexity has fully launched Search as Code (SAC) in its agent API and self-developed computing products. The new architecture abandons multi-round serial inference calls, with the agent directly generating Python code that calls the Agentic Search SDK's retrieval primitives, executing thousands of searches and processing tasks in parallel within a single round. SAC allows Python to run in a secure sandbox, dynamically orchestrating parallel queries, deduplication, filtering, merging, and reordering. Benchmark evaluations show SAC achieving a score of 0.386, approximately 2.5 times higher than the next-best system, with 100% accuracy in real-world case tests.
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After selling graphics cards for 30 years, NVIDIA is now redefining personal computers in one fell swoop—this move on the chessboard is played big.
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NVIDIA is bringing new AI chips; this time, instead of graphics cards, they want to make the "brain" of personal computers.
> Original Title: “After Selling Graphics Cards for 30 Years, NVIDIA Comes Back to Re-Invent the ‘Personal Computer’ with New AI Chips”
> Original Author: Zhang Yongyi, GeekPark


NVIDIA’s just-unveiled new “snack”—an “AI that’s always online at home.”


The one saying this is Jensen Huang. For more details about the event, please follow “Real-time Updates | NVIDIA GTC Conference Key Information Summaries.”


On June 1 in Taipei, he stood beside a new chip called RTX Spark, bringing the PC up to the same height as—or even higher than—a smartphone.


> Jensen Huang first reviewed the 40-year development history of Windows PCs
> Image source: NVIDIA


To be clear, over the past thirty years, what NVIDIA has been selling you has always been
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The Vice President personally made a statement, saying that control of the Strait is the key point; this time, they are truly putting their chips on the table.
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Iran stated that if the war resumes, they will do their utmost.
ME News Report, April 19 (UTC+8), Iranian media Fars News disclosed that Iran stated if it returns to war, it will do its best. Iran's First Vice President said that Iran is responsible for managing the Strait of Hormuz. Either they (the United States) give us rights at the negotiating table, or we will go to the battlefield. Trump's remarks stem from his delusions and lies, and there is no need to respond to them. Iran will defend its rights in the Strait of Hormuz through negotiations or actual actions. (Source: PANews)
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I'm just someone who translates voting proposals on the edge of a DAO, but recently, the more I look into liquidations, the more I realize that oracle price feed delays are really deadly. You think you have some buffer, but in reality, the price has already moved far away, and the on-chain update hasn't happened yet. When it finally updates, it jumps straight from "okay" to "liquidated," especially with high leverage or very tight collateralization ratios, leaving almost no reaction time. To put it simply, it's not that your judgment is slow; it's that the system's "reality" is half a beat beh
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Lately the group has been chatting again about stablecoin supply and ETF inflows and outflows, and it feels like a lot of people treat “moving together” as “who caused whom.” To put it plainly, money coming in over the counter doesn’t necessarily become stablecoins first—it could go straight into market making, into custody, or it might be nothing more than a change in how the account is classified; and on the other side, when there are more stablecoins, it could also be a search for an exit—so in the end, it becomes a question of where the sell pressure goes. If you don’t get it straight, it’
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Recently doing tasks on those platforms really feels a bit like clocking in for work: first connect your wallet, then link your social media, fill out the forms, take screenshots, wait for the score, and in the end worry about being labeled as a “witch” and handled with a one-size-fits-all cut. To be blunt, it’s not that I dislike the process being slow—I can accept slow. What I fear most isn’t slowness; it’s disorder: the rules change on a whim, the reasons for deductions aren’t explained clearly, and only after you finish do you realize it was all for nothing.
Now social mining and the whole
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Recently, a bunch of parallel/sharding narratives have emerged again, and the group chat is quite lively. I'm a bit exhausted... I no longer chase explanations; after all, the names keep changing. To be honest, I'm still focused on the three main concerns: Is it really safe to put assets in? Can I get out? When exiting, where is the liquidity, and who is responsible for the bridge and contracts? New L1/L2 incentives boost TVL, and old users complain that "mining, transferring, and selling" isn't without reason. Where do the incentives come from, and who bears the selling pressure in the end? I
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Goldman Sachs is bullish up to 8,000 points. Can the US stock market still surge?
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Goldman Sachs raises the S&P 500 index target to 8,000 points by the end of 2026
BlockBeats News, on May 27, Goldman Sachs announced that it has raised its year-end 2026 S&P 500 index target to 8,000 points, up from 7,600 points.
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The BIS project Agora is interesting, with 7 central banks and over 40 institutions working together on tokenized cross-border payments. If atomic settlement really becomes practical, SWIFT will probably be unable to sit still.
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Bank for International Settlements: Tokenization Could Significantly Improve Cross-Border Payment Efficiency and Security
ME News message. On May 28 (UTC+8), the latest research from Project Agorá, led by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), shows that tokenization technology is expected to significantly improve settlement speed and reconciliation efficiency in cross-border payments, and reduce transaction failures and operational risk. The project is jointly participated in by the BIS, 7 central banks, and more than 40 financial institutions, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, and the Swiss National Bank. The research suggests that tokenizing central bank reserves and commercial bank deposits can support cross-currency, cross-jurisdiction "atomic settlement"
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Kashkari's Middle East shockwave calls for a rewrite of the global liquidity narrative.
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Kashkari, the inflation shockwave triggered by Middle East conflicts may spread worldwide
Mars Finance News: According to Jintiao, Federal Reserve official Kashkari stated that the inflation shockwave triggered by the Middle East war may continue to spread globally.
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Lately I've been looking into IBC / message passing and other cross-chain stuff. To put it simply, when you click "cross-chain," you're actually buying a set of trust: whether the light client / verification logic on the main chain is trustworthy, whether the consensus on the other chain is stable, whether the relayer will slack off, and whether the critical "proof" and timeout mechanisms are correctly implemented... As for bridges, it's more straightforward; often what you trust is a set of multi-signature / oracle / escrow rules, and when something goes wrong, you can only accept it.
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From payment tools to treasury management, Stable’s latest upgrade is quite wild—U.S. Treasury and gold derivatives are all fully packaged, and the competition in on-chain RWA has officially entered a refined, operations-focused stage.
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Stable launches StableEarn, expanding its business into treasury management.
ME News reports on May 26th that Stable has launched StableEarn, a blockchain application focused on USDT payments, and has expanded into treasury management, with the first fund pool launched on Morpho.
The fund pool is managed by Gauntlet, with assets directed to the Morpho lending market and involved in quota allocation and redistribution.
The first treasury is supported by Theo, with strategies covering thBILL (tokenized US debt exposure), thGOLD (gold-related yield tokens), and thUSD based on gold derivatives.
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36 models unified scheduling can also automatically switch, BNBR destruction hook call volume, x402 allows AI to manage wallets itself — finally not just a concept, waiting for mainnet data
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BNB Chain Ecosystem Decentralized AI API Routing Protocol BNBRouter Officially Launched
According to BlockBeats, the decentralized AI API routing protocol BNBRouter based on BNB Chain has officially launched, supporting over 36 mainstream models (such as OpenAI, Claude, Groq, etc.) for unified invocation, intelligent routing, and automatic failover. Users can recharge API Credits with BNB/BNBR; BNBR will be burned on-chain, creating an on-chain economic model that increases AI call volume and token deflation. BNBRouter integrates the x402 payment protocol, supporting multiple open-source frameworks, enabling AI Agents to autonomously manage payments, inference, and on-chain interactions, promoting the implementation of M2M AI economy.
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