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Protect Progress: One move is worth 3 million—Adrian’s seat looks like it’s been targeted.
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Fairshake affiliate organization invested approximately $3.1 million in advertising expenses to support Adrian Boafo's run in the Democratic primary.
ME News message: On June 2 (UTC+8), Protect Progress, an affiliate of the cryptocurrency political action committee Fairshake, has spent approximately $3.1 million on advertising in Maryland’s 5th Congressional District to support State Representative Adrian.
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I looked at the Gate data, Broadcom stands out, while Google, Intel, AMD, and Microsoft are all struggling; the divergence is quite severe.
AVGO1.63%
GOOGLX-2.77%
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Pre-market trend of leading U.S. tech stocks shows divergence, Broadcom up 5.5%
Mars Finance News, according to Gate Market data, the leading U.S. tech stocks are diverging in pre-market trading, with Broadcom up 5.5%, Oracle down 2.5%, Google and Intel both down 2%, and AMD and Microsoft down 1.5%.
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The Five Tiger Generals draw their swords at the same time, is the open-source community about to collectively attack the tower?
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Latest open-source achievements (#21): A feast of open-source models! Gemma 4, DeepSeek V4, Kimi K2.6, MiMo 2.5, GLM-5.1, etc. Evaluation based on CAISI V4.
ME News Report, May 17 (UTC+8), this month the open-source AI model field has seen a flurry of releases, including a series of important new versions such as Gemma 4, DeepSeek V4, Kimi K2.6, MiMo 2.5, and GLM-5.1. These models have all been evaluated under the CAISI V4 benchmarking framework. Multiple teams have launched flagship-level updates almost simultaneously, reflecting the current rapid iteration competition within the open-source community. (Source: AiHot)
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Allezlabs recommends temporarily adjusting the collateral parameters for six asset categories; user funds are unaffected, and the rsETH risk exposure is zero, which is considered stable.
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Venus responds to the Kelp incident: No rsETH exposure, proactively reducing the collateralization ratio of six asset types to 0
Venus Protocol states that there is zero risk exposure to rsETH, with no bad debt incurred, ensuring user funds are safe. To cooperate with the risk management team Allezlabs' recommendations, the platform temporarily set the collateral factors for six types of assets—USDe, sUSDe, SolvBTC, xSolvBTC, USD1, XAUM—to 0. Users can still repay and withdraw the above assets through the Venus UI. An update will be released once the collateral ratios return to normal.
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Someone has finally broken the memory bottleneck of LLM reasoning from an incremental perspective; now online learning scenarios can run more efficiently.
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Δ-Mem: Efficient Online Memory for Large Language Models
Research proposes Δ-Mem, an online memory system designed for large language models. By only storing and updating incremental changes in activations, abandoning the complete activation state, it significantly reduces memory usage. Experiments show memory consumption can decrease by up to 70%, with minimal loss in output quality, enhancing online inference and continual learning capabilities in resource-constrained environments.
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Dropping the charges and releasing them is fine procedurally, but what about the public's right to know?
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Mong Kok rape case in Hong Kong withdrawn: Two mainland men released with no suspicion of self-incrimination, one man’s legal costs approved
There has been progress in a rape case in Hong Kong: two mainland men are charged with sexually assaulting a drunken woman at a hotel in Mong Kok in November 2025. The prosecution withdrew the charges and the case was approved; the two have been released. The magistrate stated that although the two admitted to having sexual relations with the complainant, it does not constitute self-incrimination; the prosecution said that after further investigation and legal advice, they decided to withdraw the charges. Community disclosures suggest that the two may be ME BD.
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CoinMarketCap data shows ETH down 1.3% in 24 hours, just short-term volatility, long-term holders say they are completely unbothered, even considering adding more to their positions.
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ETH drops below $2200, down 1.3% in the past 24 hours, currently quoted at $2194.8
ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), according to CoinMarketCap market data, ETH drops below $2200, currently priced at $2194.8, a 24-hour decrease of 1.3%. (Source: CoinMarketCap)
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Recently, I've been looking at LST/re-staking and that bunch of "extra layer of yield," and I’m a bit tired of explaining it again... Anyway, money doesn’t just appear out of thin air. To put it simply, there are only two sources of yield: one is the basic staking rewards from inflation/fees, and the other is you selling the same security “again” to other protocols, earning service fees. It sounds great, but the risks are quite straightforward: if the underlying layer encounters an issue (penalties and confiscations, node misbehavior, smart contract bugs, liquidity runs), the combined risk isn
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Stop-loss hunting old actors, I've read this script eight hundred times and I still fall for it.
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CLOB crashed and was fixed again, Polymarket's stability still needs more polishing, wait until 21:10 to see if it can stabilize.
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Wu Shuo has learned that Polymarket Status shows that the Polymarket CLOB API is under maintenance, and a failure occurred in the CLOB tonight, preventing normal trading. Currently, the team will restart the CLOB at 21:10 UTC+8 to deploy the fix.
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I used to think: spot trading is just holding casually, while futures require risk control... As a result, when spot prices pull back, I impulsively cut, and when futures get emotional, I add leverage. In the end, either I sell out completely or get liquidated, which is quite fair.
Now, one simple sentence: your position size is your emotional valve. If the valve opens too wide, the market moves a little, and you collapse. My approach is a bit rough: first calculate "the worst case loss I can sleep through," then work backwards to determine how large a position I can take; futures are even sim
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Recently, I saw a governance voting for a certain project again. On the surface, it was "community decision," but when I clicked in, I saw that delegated votes were layered on top of each other, and in the end, it was still the same few big players passing the microphone back and forth. Frankly, governance tokens don't actually govern the protocol; they create an illusion for retail investors: you have a vote, but you delegate it to "more professional people," and then those professionals conveniently write the rules to minimize their own transaction fees and make it easier to exit.
The collap
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SanDisk surged 5.7% today—pretty intense—but NVDA is up only 0.1%? Looks like the market is still picking the good stuff to buy.
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The U.S. stock market's semiconductor and memory sectors performed strongly during the session, with SanDisk and AMD both rising over 5%.
Mars Finance reported on May 28 that the U.S. stock market's semiconductor and memory sectors rebounded strongly during the trading session, falling initially then rallying. The leading gainers included SanDisk at 5.7%, AMD at 5.2%, Qualcomm at 5.1%, NVDA with a slight increase of 0.1%, MU at 0.9%, STX at 2.06%, and WDC at 2.6%. Reports indicate that ByteDance is developing a custom CPU to support AI demands and is purchasing from AMD.
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Recently, someone kept arguing with me that "on-chain data is the most authentic." I can only say: authenticity is authenticity, but what you're seeing is whose "on-chain." Nodes are syncing slowly, RPC queues, indexers are still rebuilding, and you stare at the dashboard thinking you're watching real-time data, but you're actually looking at delayed playback... To put it plainly, on-chain isn't a single screen; it's a supply chain, and any bottleneck can mess with your mindset.
Looking at the recent debates over staking/sharing security and the "compound yields," I'm not surprised people are
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From stocks to government bonds, Wall Street’s infrastructure is quietly replacing its underlying foundation. This wave isn’t hype—it’s a real, system-level migration.
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CryptoWorld News: The US custodial trust company DTCC is collaborating with Stellar to bring over $114 trillion worth of stocks, ETFs, and US Treasury assets onto the blockchain.
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The U.S. military is planning something big this time; the codename 'Big Hammer' sounds ominous, but Iran isn't the Iran it was six months ago.
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The United States targets new objectives in Iran, preparing for a return strike
CryptoWorld News reports that on the 27th, U.S. officials revealed to the media that the U.S. Department of Defense has drafted a list of targets within Iran in preparation for President Trump potentially resuming military actions against Iran. However, sources analyze that if the U.S. launches a new strike, it will be more difficult than before. The Pentagon is considering naming the possible resumption of military operations "Big Hammer," targeting some nuclear facilities that were bombed by U.S. forces last June, such as Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities. U.S. forces may also strike Iran’s strategic oil facilities on Khark Island, as well as power plants, military command centers, and communication facilities. Insiders say that many targets within Iran that have already been struck are considered "easy pickings" because those targets "are either stationary or not deeply buried in bunkers." However, targets like missile launchers and drones have become more concealed and harder to access, making it more difficult to locate and precisely strike them than before.
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RUNE holders breathed a sigh of relief—restarting is underway and on the way; hopefully there won’t be any more surprises.
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Thorchain: Approves ADR028, Network Restart Plan Enters New Phase
Thorchain has approved ADR028, and RUNE holders are eagerly awaiting a network restart. For secure restoration, the team emphasizes steady, prudent progress—avoiding rushing or cutting corners. The incident resulted in losses of approximately USD 10.7 million: one new node operator exploited a GG20 threshold signature vulnerability two days ago to drain the affected vault, while the other four vaults were not impacted. The nodes have been upgraded to v3.18.1. The next step is to test v3.19.0 and transition to Stagenet the following day. After ADR028 is approved, recovery will move into the next phase. The attacker may have an opportunity to return part of the stolen funds, and the remaining losses will be covered by the protocol’s own liquidity. Final data will be released later.
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Lately, everyone’s been going wild talking about modularization and the DA layer—developers’ eyes light up, while most regular users are basically totally lost… But honestly, no new narrative can outrun the old problem: wallet security.
For mnemonic phrases, don’t “screenshot and save to your album, then copy later,” don’t store them on a cloud drive, and don’t give them to anyone to “verify.” The same goes for signature authorization—many phishing sites don’t steal your tokens by messing with the price; they just make you sign some authorization you can’t even understand. In plain terms, they
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On-site implementation engineers — writing code, debugging, and understanding customer business; the final mile of AI value realization depends on this group of people.
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Forward Deployed Engineer: The new favorite role in the AI era, what exactly does it do?
This article introduces the key role of FDE (Field Deployment Engineer) in AI implementation, responsible for on-site customer deployment, integration, and debugging, as well as understanding business needs. The industry focus is shifting from model competitions to commercial deployment: OpenAI has established an independent deployment company, Anthropic is collaborating with Wall Street, and Google is expanding hiring. FDEs are between engineers and consultants, needing to write code, troubleshoot, and understand business, providing enterprise-level project opportunities for graduates and helping senior engineers stay close to needs, driving AI value realization.
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Today I saw a bunch of people watching whale addresses, preparing to "copy trades," to be honest, first figure out if they are building a position or hedging... The same large transaction could be for opening a big position or just spot + perpetual hedging to lock in volatility. Retail traders follow in and end up taking on slippage and fees for others. I, who study fees, find it overwhelming. Recently, the testnet incentives and points system are the same; everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. When emotions run high, they click randomly, and the costs end up on themselve
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