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Extremely sensitive to gas fees, always looking for cheaper chains and cost-saving tips. Can't help but complain whenever I see high fees.
48 trillion yen, Toyota's over twenty-year reign as Japan's most valuable company has finally been overtaken; the era has changed.
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Masayoshi Son reclaims the throne as Asia's richest person
Forbes’ real-time billionaires list shows that Masayoshi Son’s net worth has risen to $100.7 billion, making him Asia’s richest person again after more than ten years. SoftBank’s stock price surged, and its market value once reached 48 trillion yen, surpassing Toyota and ending its more than 20-year record as Japan’s most valuable company. At the close, its market value rose to 49.3 trillion yen, while Toyota was about 44.92 trillion yen.
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Lately, the rotation of everyone’s attention has really been spinning me dizzy. The moment Meme heats up, everyone rushes in; when a celebrity casually says something, the group immediately falls into FOMO. And as someone who’s allergic to Gas, the moment I see the on-chain congestion and those takeoff-level fees, I back up half a step…
Later, I found that the most cost-effective approach isn’t switching to a cheaper chain—it’s managing your impulses: when the hype is off the charts, I just don’t chase. I wait until everyone’s cooled down and Gas drops, then check whether the project still has
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Recently, hot topics change as quickly as flipping cards, and being distracted by attention is the most exhausting. My clumsy approach is: first figure out why I want to jump in, whether it's FOMO or genuine logic; if I really want to try, don't go all in at once, start with small amounts, and focus on on-chain real actions and fund flows, not just KOL screenshots. Speaking of on-chain data tools and tagging systems, I now don't fully trust them either, sometimes they lag ridiculously, and can even be manipulated by people "feeding data" to set the rhythm... Anyway, I’d rather wait for one or
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Lately, watching on-chain transactions, it increasingly looks like queuing to buy bubble tea: you honestly place your order, and a bunch of people behind you use "cut-in line coupons" to push you out... MEV, to put it simply, is about taking the right to reorder transactions and cashing in on it. Who does it affect? Small investors the most: slippage gets eaten, transaction prices worsen, and they think they’re slow, but actually they’ve been manipulated. What’s even more annoying is that Gas fees are also skyrocketing; I’m allergic to Gas and it just breaks my composure.
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This wave of regulatory framework in Hong Kong finally includes custody and consulting as well. Highlighting private key management separately, compliant players can breathe a sigh of relief.
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According to a Hong Kong Government news release, the Acting Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Chen Haolam, stated on June 1 that, following the rollout of licensing for trading platforms and the stablecoin regulatory regime, the next step will be to comprehensively advance the regulation of virtual asset trading, custody, advisory, and management services, to link up the entire ecosystem. The proposed regime provides that, except for those exempted, any person carrying out relevant businesses in Hong Kong must be licensed by or registered with the Securities and Futures Commission. Among them, the scope of trading, advisory, and management business is broadly consistent with regulated activities under current the Securities and Futures Ordinance—Categories 1, 4, and 9—while custody services focus on the risks associated with private key custody. To ensure regulatory clarity, Hong Kong does not plan to provide a transitional arrangement under which activities are “treated as having already been licensed,” but will leave time for business adjustments, with the goal of submitting a draft amendment ordinance to the Legislative Council this year (2026).
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Even the big players with a 70 million-dollar position are scaling back their BTC holdings. This pullback has even made whales lower their heads—retail investors should be even more cautious.
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CryptoWorld News: A major whale reduced its long BTC position by 50.50 BTC on the HyperLiquid platform, about $4.1358 million. The current position size is $7.0266 million, with an average price of $70,834.40. The current profit and loss is -$9,975.02 (-5.68%). The current coin price is $70,733.99, and the liquidation price is $0. The whale is currently involved in cryptocurrency, US stocks, and bulk trading at a scale exceeding $70 million. It serves as a on-chain bellwether for crude oil and US stock indices, with a full-cycle profit of $56 million.
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Ant Group has entered the data synthesis track, where the two “hot trends” — autonomous driving and embodied intelligence — have been stacked together; Guanglun’s play of this hand is pretty spot-on.
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Ant Group's affiliated companies and others invest in Guanglun Intelligent
Tianyancha shows that Guanglun Intelligent (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. has completed a business registration change, with new shareholders including Shanghai Yunrang Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. under Ant Group and Jiantou Investment, among others. The registered capital has increased from approximately 2.51M to about 2.68 million. The company was established in January 2023, with Yang Haibo as the legal representative. Its business scope covers artificial intelligence basic/application software development, computer system services, and more. The company is jointly held by Xie Chen, Yang Haibo, and the new shareholders, focusing on providing controllable synthetic data solutions for autonomous driving and embodied intelligence fields.
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Lately, I've been seeing everyone hype up AI Agents automatically running on the blockchain, and I’m quite tempted—after all, it saves effort... But honestly, the part that still needs human oversight is not negligible. For example, during authorization, if the agent gets excited and gives you unlimited approval, and then the contract has some issues later, you're just left to watch helplessly; also, choosing cross-chain routes—cheap doesn’t always mean safe, saving on gas might lead to bridge problems that are even more painful. Then there's the “transaction queuing” part—recently, retail inv
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Circle This move is ruthless—$12.6 million can be frozen instantly; when it comes to compliance, privacy agreements are just the younger sibling.
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Wu Shuo learned that, according to on-chain detective ZachXBT disclosure, about 7 hours ago, Circle may have blacklisted the confidential USDC (cUSDC) contract address of the privacy protocol Zama on the Ethereum network.
This move has resulted in user funds worth $12.6 million within that contract being frozen.
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From the laboratory to the production line, Wang Xingxing has been on this path for nearly ten years. The National Innovation and Pioneering Award is like an official seal—hard tech entrepreneurship, slow is fast.
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Wang Xingxing awarded the National Innovation and Excellence Award
May 30 marks the tenth National Science and Technology Workers’ Day. Relevant ministries jointly selected the winners of the Fourth National Innovation and Striving Forward Awards, awarding medals, honors, or certificates. YuShu Technology founder Wang Xingxing has been included in the list of recipients of the National Innovation and Striving Forward Awards certificate. Born in 1990, Wang Xingxing is the founder and CEO of YuShu Technology, founded in 2016, with registered capital of approximately 364 million yuan. The company’s business covers research and development of intelligent robots, sales, and industrial robot manufacturing, and it is known as one of the “Hangzhou Six Little Dragons.”
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I was just thinking about throwing a small amount of money back into re-staking, and when I clicked in, I saw that long string of “Shared Security + Extra Rewards”—and I was instantly thrilled… Then I looked at the Gas, and I instantly came to my senses: when the rewards stack up, so do the risks. Don’t go and stack the illusion on top of it.
To put it simply, this re-staking setup is pretty tempting, but the underlying collateral only provides so much of a safety cushion. The more “security services” hanging on top, the more one issue turns into a chain of deductions. Especially those strateg
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Recently, I’ve been watching governance votes for a few projects, and the more I look, the more it feels like I’m watching “which big whale’s mood is good today.” Everyone delegates their votes to so-called representatives—convenience, sure—but in the end it turns into a few people holding a pile of voting power who decide how proposals are written and where changes get made. In other words, they’re the ones calling the shots.
If small retail users want to participate, they get discouraged once by Gas, and then discouraged again by the process… As someone who’s allergic to transaction costs, w
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Groq's move is quite interesting; shifting from chip manufacturing to building a new AI cloud, with a base of 20 billion in licensing fees, and raising 650 million in funding to develop Groq2. It seems they think selling shovels isn't as profitable as directly renting out mining farms? Nvidia's agreement is also quite nuanced—supporting a potential competitor while locking in a technical path. The industry landscape is about to change.
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AI startup Groq is raising $650 million for a new entity
Mars Finance News: After AI chip manufacturer Groq Inc. reached a licensing agreement worth $20 billion with Nvidia (NVDA.O), it is now raising up to $650 million from existing investors to set up a new company. The new company, called “Groq2,” is reportedly shifting away from chip manufacturing and instead focusing on building “AI neoclouds” services.
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BlackRock iShares BTC Trust had a net outflow of $528 million in a single day.
This tightening of liquidity is a pretty strong signal.
Kramer's mention of a $150 billion reduction—if it actually happens—
short-term pressure will still persist.
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Crypto Evening News | Bitcoin price drops below $73,000 due to escalation of US-Iran conflict
Crypto Market News: BTC drops below 73k amid the US–Iran conflict; Samsung acquires a 4% stake in Dunamu; the CFTC asks to withdraw the Gemini lawsuit; BlackRock’s iShares BTC Trust sees a daily outflow of $528 million; ETH falls below $2,000, with futures setting fresh highs again; SOL spot ETF records net inflows, while BTC/ETH see net outflows; Hyperliquid’s ETH longs suffer losses totaling $33.86 million; Kramer says the Treasury Department may cut about $150 billion in liquidity, intensifying sell pressure; Polymarket plans to strengthen KYC; Genius launches a dark pool on BNB Chain, and CZ says it is one of the earliest and cheapest.
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Traditional financial giant Dunamu's subsidiary partners with CertiK; this move shows foresight — compliance is a moat, and security is productivity.
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Lambda256 and CertiK have reached a strategic partnership, jointly focusing on the Asia-Pacific digital asset security and compliance market
ME News: On May 28 (UTC+8), Lambda256, Dunamu’s blockchain technology subsidiary, announced a strategic partnership with CertiK, the world’s largest Web3 security company, and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Both parties will jointly expand digital asset security and compliance infrastructure development in South Korea and the Asia-Pacific region.
Under the cooperation, Lambda256 will serve as an official channel partner for CertiK’s security and compliance products, promoting including SkyInsights and AI.
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Lately, when I look at projects, am I seriously working on them? I'm actually more focused on how the treasury is spent: whether there's a clear explanation of where the money went before and after milestones, whether it's spent on development/auditing/operations—places that leave something behind—or just a bunch of inexplicable consulting fees and marketing expenses that disappear after being burned. To put it simply, I’m willing to wait even if progress is slow, as long as expenses and deliverables match up; I get suspicious when they just throw around the phrase "ecosystem incentives" to br
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99% trading fee buyback + ETF brings in 1% in ten days—this flywheel is turning a bit fast.
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CoinJie News reports that Hyperliquid (HYPE) price broke above $64 on Tuesday, reaching a new high, and stabilized at $62 on Wednesday. Over the past 7 days, the token has risen by more than 25%, and over the past month, it has increased by more than 70%. The HYPE ETF absorbed 1.04% of market capitalization within the first 10 trading days, indicating strong capital inflows. Hyperliquid’s internal buyback structure also supports the price increase, with the protocol allocating approximately 99% of trading fees to continuous purchases of HYPE.
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Polymarket’s contract design is quite detailed—resigning doesn’t count, getting fired doesn’t count; it has to be a genuine removal as chairman. A 20% bet is placed for the second week of June—what signal is the market betting on?
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Polymarket new "When will Powell step down as Federal Reserve Chair", probability temporarily reported at 20% from June 6 to 12
The newly launched "When Will Powell Resign as Federal Reserve Chair" contract on Polymarket shows the highest probability between June 6–12, at 20%, and 18% for May 30–June 5. Settlement is based on the specified date range, and resignation requires Powell to actually no longer serve as chair; mere resignation, dismissal, or end of term does not count. Settlement only occurs during Powell’s tenure as chair, with the time zone in Eastern Time. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market.
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Claude is directly competing in the design track; Pro users get early access, while Enterprise users have to wait for admin permissions, which is very B2B.
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Anthropic releases Claude Design, using conversations to generate prototypes, slides, and landing pages
ME News message: April 18 (UTC+8). According to Beating Monitoring by Dongcha, on April 17, Anthropic launched Claude Design under Anthropic Labs. It is positioned to produce design drafts, interactive prototypes, slides, and marketing materials through conversations with Claude. The product is powered by Claude Opus 4.7 and is available to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers in a research preview. It was released in batches on the same day, accessible via claude.ai/design. Enterprise accounts are disabled by default and must be enabled by administrators in organization settings. Users describe their needs in natural language; after Claude provides an initial version, they can make adjustments through conversation, embedded comments, direct editing, and C
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Rubio's words are quite firm, but if the Strait of Hormuz really opened just like that, oil prices wouldn't jump every time there's a gust of wind—Web3 people focus on geopolitics, but first they watch the on-chain fund flows for more concrete insights.
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Rubio: Khomeini must open no matter what
ME News message: On May 26 (UTC+8), U.S. Secretary of State Rubio, after ending his visit to India, said to the media today (May 26) when discussing the U.S. military’s so-called “self-defense strikes” against multiple locations in southern Iran early this morning, that the Strait of Hormuz “under any circumstances” must remain open. Rubio said: “(The) Strait of Hormuz must be open; it will open in some way or another; it must be open.” He also said he expects that the wording negotiations for the agreement anticipated to be reached with Iran may still take “a few days.” (Source: ODAILY)
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