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If the Backpack+Sunrise compliant framework runs smoothly, the liquidity potential for future pre-IPO projects will be greatly expanded.
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SpaceX: SPCX tokens are now live on Solana, allowing users to redeem actual shares
SpaceX announced the listing of its SPXC token on Solana, launched by Backpack Securities and Sunrise. The token is linked to SpaceX’s actual shares and can be exchanged through regulated brokerage channels and converted into real shares, marking the entry of tokenized securities into the private equity market. SPXC is supported by SpaceX shares; eligible participants can convert between tokenized and traditional shares, and the token will be available after SpaceX’s Nasdaq IPO. Sunrise provides the issuance and allocation infrastructure, while Backpack is responsible for regulated channels.
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Talking while fighting, it's an old script.
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US media: Iranian and American officials continue negotiations through Qatar channels
According to Axios, despite the gunfire, Iran and the U.S. are still holding parallel negotiations with mediators in Doha and Qatar, but the trilateral talks failed due to Iran's refusal. The Qatari mediator has gone to Tehran to meet with the foreign minister and others to push the negotiations forward. The U.S. side hopes that the strikes on Tuesday will prompt Iran to respond to Trump's proposal, and threats are also part of the pressure strategy; if Iran continues to delay, the president is prepared to make it pay the price.
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When you're congested and you click "Send," you're actually throwing the transaction into the mempool (temporary queue) waiting to be picked up. Miners/validators mainly look at two things: how much fee you're willing to pay, and whether the transaction will get stuck during execution. So, a very realistic scenario occurs: low bidders are left at the back of the line, waiting for a long time with no movement; if you get anxious and increase your bid, the previous transaction hasn't been packaged yet, and the new one has to wait for the old one to go through, sometimes resulting in "self-blocki
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They are still working when the NYSE is closed; their schedule is even more hellish than mine.
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Wu Shuo learned that, according to Blockworks data, the top deployer of Hyperliquid HIP-3, trade xyz, has a position size of $3 billion; over the past 90 days, 60.7% of trade xyz’s Perp trading volume occurred outside the New York Stock Exchange trading session, and 15.5% of its Perp trading volume occurred during the underlying asset’s close.
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“Modular chain” sounds impressive, but the most direct impact on end users is basically just two things: you think you’re “operating on the same chain,” but in reality you’re going across several layers and multiple service providers; and while the transaction fee you see might be lower, the hidden costs are easier to bury.
For example, in a very rough sense: the gas for a transfer is cheaper, but to move your assets/status to another location you need one more bridge, one more confirmation, one more failure-and-retry—so the combined time cost + slippage + fees may not actually save you anythi
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Last night, I saw another large transfer on the blockchain, and the group immediately started interpreting it as "smart money entering the market." I also got itchy and almost chased after it. Later, I forced myself to pause for two minutes: what information do I really have? Basically, it's just emotion + FOMO. I took another look at the path, and the CEX deposits and withdrawals, moving between hot and cold wallets might just be rebalancing, which has little to do with whether I buy or not. If I really want to get in, I first need to calculate the hidden costs clearly: slippage, fees, cross-
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When looking at DAO voting proposals, my first glance isn't at the "vision," but rather at how the incentives are distributed, who can receive them, and how long they are issued... In other words, the power structure is all written in the details of token issuance/subsidies. Many proposals on the surface are "protocol optimization," but in reality, they are gradually shifting voting rights to a few addresses or multi-signature wallets. Before you realize it, it has become an established fact.
In the past couple of days, someone has been telling stories about AI Agents + automated trading, casu
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Lately, I've been debating whether to use L2 or the mainnet. Honestly, it's about trading gas for certainty, and trading a little hidden cost for a better experience—so they don't steal from you. For small, frequent transactions, I usually go with L2. If I do the math of bridging funds twice, spread over each transaction, don’t just focus on “single transaction being cheap.” If I need to make large transfers or involve sensitive permissions/contracts, I’d rather spend a bit more on the mainnet to avoid getting stuck on bridges or waiting half a day for cross-chain messages.
Another point is, d
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The golden age 2.0 has truly arrived, with 740 million people voting with their feet.
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Xinhuo Group’s Weng Xiaoqi: A $600 billion migration— the crypto market is at the starting point of a new growth cycle
New Fire Group CEO Weng Xiaoqi stated at the "Blockchain Moves the World, The Future Is Boundless" forum that Bitcoin is gradually replacing gold to become the true safe-haven asset; the number of global coin holders has reached 740 million, and the daily trading volume of stablecoins has surpassed Visa. He said that US laws such as FIT21 and CARE will bring compliance dividends, and approximately $600 billion will flow into the crypto market through traditional institutions in the next two years. AI and the crypto ecosystem are naturally compatible, and the awakening of AI Agents will drive large-scale applications. Hong Kong, as a compliance pioneer zone, is now entering a historic window.
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Dialect recognition is quite interesting. Will Grok be able to understand my grandma's speech in the future?
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The nine-story apartment building was blown apart in an instant, and the mayor of Kyiv personally came out to bring the news of death.
There are no winners in war—only ruins.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine stated that a nine-story apartment building in Kyiv caught fire after a Russian attack.
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That set of CDP liquidation spiral is really disgusting. The options model can offload the oracle pressure; I stand with Vitalik on this approach.
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Wu Shuo learned that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin wrote about exploring the feasibility of constructing index-tracking assets using options instead of the CDP debt model. He believes this design can reduce dependence on real-time oracles and prevent large-scale liquidations during extreme market conditions, allowing asset exposure to deviate from the target index in a smoother manner. Vitalik stated that, compared to algorithmic stablecoins relying on real-time price feeds, he prefers to hold assets built on such a design.
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The Mythos model is open to ENISA, AI security auditing is becoming a new battleground in great power competition, and Anthropic has played this move quite early.
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CryptoWorld News reports that market sources say Anthropic will provide the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity with access to the Mythos model.
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The 263-vote threshold was not surpassed, and MiCA's implementation in Poland hit a snag again. The longstanding issues of small business burdens and transparency have still not been resolved.
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The Polish parliament failed to override the president's veto of the cryptocurrency regulation bill
The Polish parliament once again failed to override President Nawołowski’s veto of the crypto regulation bill, falling short of the 263-vote threshold. Supported by Prime Minister Tusk, the bill is intended to align with the EU’s MiCA framework. Poland is the only EU member state that has not yet implemented MiCA. The president had previously raised concerns about excessive regulation, insufficient transparency, and the burden on small businesses.
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Last night, I was educated again by the “sandwich” strategy: it looked like small arbitrage, and I clicked a bit too fast—but the execution price was pushed away by a chunk. I didn’t capture the spread; instead, it felt like I was paying an expedited toll fee for someone else. In plain terms, many people think they’re profiting from volatility, but in reality, they’re helping others dilute transaction fees and slippage.
After that, I simply added my own limit plus a reminder: if the slippage exceeds the preset amount, it won’t let me place the order. When I see on-chain congestion, it pops up
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Minions Agent Orchestration sounds like the Minions army, but Tasks Run Only Once is the real secret weapon—repeated execution has always been a nightmare for multi-agent systems.
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Garry Tan 发布 gbrain v0.11,推出 Minions Agent Orchestration 功能
ME News reports that Garry Tan's release of gbrain v0.11 introduces the new feature "Minions Agent Orchestration," which is ten times faster than OpenClaw's default sub-agent. The new version has two main features: Spawn Storm Defense, which limits recursion depth (default 5 levels) and the number of sub-agents per parent agent to prevent infinite proliferation; and Tasks Run Only Once, which ensures tasks are executed only once.
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When I calculate my real returns, it’s almost like I get a little afraid of the word “stability”… “Depegging” is, in many cases, not a problem with the model—it’s people’s nerves first failing: reserves aren’t explained clearly, audits drag on and on, and redemption channels get stuck. Once that happens, everyone defaults to “run first and figure it out later,” and the run becomes self-fulfilling.
Recently, some people keep lumping RWA, US dollar treasury bond yields, and on-chain yield products together for comparison. To be blunt, don’t just stare at the annualized figures—ask one thing firs
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Cerebras doubles on its debut, finally biting into the hard bone of wafer-scale chips—will Nvidia’s slice of the cake be taken?
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Cerebras goes public, igniting the AI capital market; Trump's son-backed investment firms emerge
Cerebras Systems went public on NASDAQ on May 16, raising approximately $5.55 billion, with a peak intraday increase of 108%, and a first-day market capitalization of about $67 billion. The company's wafer-scale giant AI chips are seen as a potential competitor to Nvidia and have secured computing power orders from OpenAI and others. 1789 Capital (involved with Donald Trump Jr.) participated in pre-IPO financing, with a valuation of around $23 billion, and shareholders span Silicon Valley and Wall Street. Analysts say this IPO intensifies the concentration of capital in AI infrastructure, drawing market attention.
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The past couple of days, the group has been sharing more about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various screenshots of "de-pegging."
All I see is one feeling: emotions are the most expensive, don’t let them casually push you into buying options as a talisman.
Options, honestly, the time value is eroding every day.
If you're the buyer, even if your direction is correct, just a little slow, time keeps eating away at your premium;
If you're the seller, the time value looks like "making you money," but you're actually selling disaster insurance, collecting small premiums normally
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It was raining today, and the traffic was so bad that my coffee got cold... I took a quick look at the chain, and there was yet another case where someone treated a “coincidental transfer” as a big-player signal. To put it plainly, a lot of these so-called coincidences can actually be broken down into pretty ordinary steps: A first moves funds from a CEX to a new address, transfers it around a couple of times to reshuffle the UTXO / avoid risk-control traceability, and then it goes into an aggregator/router contract. After that, it comes out and gets split across several receiving addresses—ex
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