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⚡️ Friends, Base’s ecosystem has produced another interesting project: it just raised $7.5 million.
@KorProtocol It’s building a Creative IP Clearing Center. It sounds a bit abstract, but it’s really about solving a problem everyone finds troublesome: in the AI era, for creative content, how to establish rights, how to trade, and how to distribute the proceeds.
Music, video, art—these were already messy in terms of copyright before. With AI, it only gets worse. Why does something you generate count as yours? If it’s sold, how do you split the money with everyone who contributed? And where do

⚡️ Friends, the application layer of AI is becoming increasingly crowded, but the real discussion about privacy AI started with Venice $VVV , which allows ordinary users to use large models without exposing their input content.
However, personal private chats are just the beginning. More valuable scenarios, such as finance, healthcare, and enterprise collaboration, require not one-on-one privacy but multi-party computation where multiple parties can perform calculations together without revealing their raw data.
@Arcium This is where the entry point lies. It’s not about creating product in

⚡️ Friends, SanDisk ($SNDK ) really has people fooled. Last year, it was still a subsidiary of Western Digital, dragged down by HDDs, valued as a cyclical stock, roughly 10 times PE, just getting by.
In February this year, it split off and went public independently, and the change was dramatic. In less than 15 months, from a few dozen dollars to over 1,500, market cap broke 200 billion, surpassing its parent company. The increase this year is nearly 500%, while neighboring NVIDIA only rose about 70%.
Last week’s earnings report showed revenue up 251% year-over-year, gross margin at 78.4%, earn

⚡️ Friends, this time with Aave, it’s probably mostly ordinary people filling the hole in the end. When Stani said on X that this was his lifelong career, I felt something was off.
Usually, when founders say this kind of thing, it’s not just sentimentality; they really can’t handle it anymore. On April 23rd, he personally put in 5,000 ETH, over ten million dollars.
The incident started six days ago: someone hacked KelpDAO’s cross-chain bridge, exploiting a vulnerability to generate fake rsETH out of thin air. These fake tokens were used as collateral on Aave, borrowing nearly $200 million wort