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I’m always a step behind the hype, so I store my assets in a cold wallet first. Safety comes first—I enjoy reviewing contract vulnerability case studies.
This round of Forest City is truly turning a regulatory lowland into a high ground—the Network School’s location strategy needs to be updated to a newer version.
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According to Reuters, Malaysia’s Ministry of Home Affairs has launched an investigation into Network School, a digital nomad community founded by Balaji Srinivasan, former Coinbase chief technology officer. The community is alleged to have hosted Israeli citizens who entered using passports from other countries. Relevant authorities will verify the identities and nationalities of those involved, the validity of their travel documents, and their stated purpose of entry. Malaysia bans entry for holders of Israeli passports, but it has no legal prohibition against dual nationals entering with passports other than Israeli passports. Network School was founded in 2024 and is reportedly located in Forest City, Johor, Malaysia. The Johor state government will also re-examine whether the community complies with local regulations regarding its business license, building use, and business activities.
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Coinbase loses a lawsuit in Brazil this time, showing that the “non-custodial” label is not a magic liability shield either—consumer protection laws provide backup.
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Crypto news: A court in the Brazilian state of São Paulo ruled that Coinbase must refund a user nearly $100,000. The user said that funds deposited into a Coinbase wallet disappeared in unauthorized transactions. Coinbase argued that the wallet’s private keys were controlled by the user, but it failed to prove that the transactions were initiated by the wallet holder and failed to prove that there were security measures in place to prevent this outcome. The court made the ruling based on relevant provisions of the Consumer Protection Law, requiring Coinbase to refund the full amount plus statutory interest.
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Geopolitical conflicts + energy price double whammy, supply chains set to shake again.
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Coin Jie News: PepsiCo CEO: The Iran war is causing natural gas prices to have a global impact.
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Gemini's move is interesting—crypto exchanges are now swallowing traditional stocks, and the ambition for an integrated financial platform is hard to hide.
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Gemini launches commission-free US stock trading, expanding financial services
Gemini announces the launch of commission-free stock trading in most U.S. states, allowing users to buy and sell thousands of publicly traded stocks on the Gemini app, though some regions are not yet available. Nasdaq will serve as the official provider of real-time market data, while Apex Clearing will handle custody and clearing. Cameron Winklevoss stated that the goal is to create an all-in-one financial platform within the same app, unifying the management of all financial matters. This is another step in Gemini's expansion of services into stocks and other areas.
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BTTC bridge is closed, but the money is safe. The team has shifted to decentralized AI — this transition is interesting, the old BT spirit is still alive.
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CoinWorld News: The BitTorrent team has notified that the BTTC bridge sunset plan has been completed. In the future, it will focus more on decentralized AI and maintaining the BitTorrent decentralized protocol. All funds are safe, and users can continue to deposit and withdraw BTTC bridge funds via partnered centralized exchanges.
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The ETF's weekly net outflow was erased in just one week, yet total assets hit a new high—the price resilience is more intriguing than the data.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted capital inflows on Monday.
On Monday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $266 million, the largest single-day amount this month. Ethereum ETFs gained $20.66 million; BlackRock’s ETHE attracted $23.29 million; IBIT pulled in $209.4 million; ARKB attracted $32.98 million; Grayscale Mini BTC added $42.25 million; and GBTC saw an outflow of $44.45 million. For the full week, there was a net outflow of $527 million, and Ethereum ETFs had a weekly outflow of $13.7 million. Total assets of Bitcoin ETFs rose from $70.95 billion to $77.32 billion, with the price of Bitcoin at approximately $63,200.
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For the first time in history, both cycles of MVRV hit bottom at the same time—is this a golden pit or a trap? I’ll copy it first out of respect.
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Coin World News, according to Santiment data, XRP's price has risen by 8%, with its 30-day and 365-day MVRV around -45% and -47% respectively. This is the first time XRP has reached this low, and some traders view it as a contrarian buy signal.
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Previously, when I saw a cross-chain bridge incident, my first reaction wasn't to chase the hype, but to check if I had any contracts that I hadn't revoked authorization for. Anyway, I'm always behind on the trending narratives, so I put my assets in a cold wallet first.
The same goes for privacy. I used to try to understand the underlying zero-knowledge proofs, but I gave up halfway through the documentation. Later, I scaled down my goal to just learning "which on-chain behaviors expose address associations"—and I stuck with it longer. Now my expectation is simple: don't aim for complete anon
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Forcibly redirect staking rewards, the risk of cartelization is not small.
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Ethereum's new proposal: up to 10% of staking rewards can be allocated to ecosystem funding
Ethereum proposes a new plan: validators will redirect a portion of staking rewards at a rate of 0%–10% to fund the ecosystem, and if the majority of validators agree on a non-zero percentage, it will be enforced. The goal is to address the free-rider problem—multiple parties sharing infrastructure and security costs but no one willing to bear them alone. Currently, staking rewards amount to about 700k ETH per year; if redirected at 5%–10%, ecosystem funding could increase by approximately 50k–70k ETH, equivalent to about $120 million. However, this move could spark controversy and carries the risk of validator cartelization.
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Saylor's STRC was criticized by peers for insufficient risk disclosure. Is the Bitcoin reserve company model truly sustainable?
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Bitcoin Policy UK CEO Susie Ward stated at the BTC Prague conference that Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor did not fully disclose the associated risks when promoting its perpetual preferred stock product STRC, and criticized his portrayal of the product as nearly "risk-free" as an dishonest practice. Ward believes that Strategy's model of financing through issuing stocks or preferred shares and continuously buying Bitcoin involves equity dilution and financial leverage risks, which contradicts the core idea of Bitcoin's scarcity. She also expressed skepticism about the emerging Bitcoin reserve company model in recent years, believing that some companies leveraging capital markets to buy Bitcoin may pose higher risks. (The Block)
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$28.6 million weekly inflow, Fidelity clients are voting with their actions — the narrative around ETH is shifting from 'copycat' to 'core infrastructure,' and the two-month high is just the beginning.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Cointelegraph says Fidelity ETF clients purchased $28.6 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) this week, which is the highest weekly buying amount in two months.
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The CFTC has finally taken action; the prediction market sector is about to change.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) submitted its first regulatory proposal for prediction markets on Wednesday, aiming to assess whether contracts comply with the limits under federal law. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig said the proposal will protect the integrity of regulated markets while not hindering responsible innovation. The proposal also includes a 90-day review process for public-interest assessments of individual contracts. President Trump recently said he supports this direction of the CFTC, emphasizing that other countries are also watching this new type of financial market.
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High-leverage large orders are the best source of liquidity; those in the know understand.
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$BTC Short Squeeze Potential
HUGE PROBLEM...
Low Leveraged shorts are heavy in the 64-66k range.
These positions carry the most potential for liquidation because they are large position trades.
The perfect target for MM's exit liquidity.
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The geopolitical powder keg is smoking again; denial is often more dramatic than admission.
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CryptoWorld News reports, according to Al Jazeera: Iran denies firing at the Saudi Air Force base.
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With this move by the whale, the 70 million stablecoins are still on the sidelines—are they preparing to buy the dip even lower or just waiting for FOMO?
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CryptoWorld News reports that an on-chain analyst, AI Auntie, said that a whale bought 158.57 WBTC (about $10 million) and 31,065.58 ETH (about $49.85 million) via Cowswap within the past 24 hours, with costs of $63,060.32 and $1604.7, respectively. In addition, this address (0xb4d…b186a) has more than $70 million worth of stablecoins available on-chain for further adding to the position.
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Honestly, doing tasks on a task platform lately really has that “clock in for work” vibe: checking the ratings every day, watching the progress bar, terrified of missing a single step and getting judged as a witch—only to end up busy for nothing in the end. To be frank, I’m not against anti-bot farming; it’s just getting more and more like I’m generating data for someone else’s KPIs… What’s even more ridiculous is that those on-chain tags/rating tools are also being criticized as lagging behind and even being able to mislead people. You’re clearly using the chain normally, and then a few days
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More airdrop-season tasks have been rolling in, and the anti–Sybil/anti-witchcraft effort feels as competitive as clocking in for work… Anyway, I can’t be bothered to keep up. I took a quick look at the IBC / cross-chain messaging side—basically, for a “single cross-chain” you shouldn’t rely on only one chain: the source chain’s consensus / finality has to be solid; the relayer(s) have to forward the packet properly (in theory they shouldn’t be able to steal it, but they can delay it or pick the right moment); over on the target chain, the light client / verification logic must not fail; and f
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IBIT cornered 47.7 million, while EZBC remains at zero—this split is quite interesting
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According to early monitoring by a, the net inflow of the US spot BTC ETF yesterday reached $3.2 million, the highest single-day net inflow since May 15. Among them, the largest inflow was IBIT, totaling $47.7 million; second was EZBC, with an inflow of $0.0 million. The data is for reference only.
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Is the 3.2% probability a bet on confidence or despair?
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CryptoWorld News reports that the prediction market indicates that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is expected to return to normal by June 15, 2026. According to data from the XBIT DEX prediction market, as of June 4, 2026, the trending events in the "Macroeconomics" section show that the probability of "Yes" is 3.2%. The trading volume in the past 24 hours was approximately $400k, with a total trading volume of $3.4 million, and the liquidity pool stands at $333k.
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Recently, everyone has been arguing about staking unlocks and token unlock calendars. Honestly, I only realize it after the third time I see it... Anyway, I’ll just move all the inactive tokens back to the cold wallet to keep a calmer mindset.
As for the “queue jumping” on the chain (MEV/ordering), the more I look at it, the more I feel the impact is quite uneven: big players and bots can spend money to secure priority, while ordinary people are like waiting in line to buy bubble tea, being pushed past from in front of you, and even having your “slippage” taken away. You think you're trading,
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