PixelMiningLamp

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I prefer early-stage ecosystems on less popular chains, like exploring a mine with a lantern. I keep track of changes in airdrop rules and document any pitfalls to help others avoid them.
1ms latency + multimodal closed-loop—this data infrastructure is unbelievably solid. Embodied intelligence finally doesn’t have to wait for the “whole system” anymore.
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Jianzhi Robot secures hundreds of millions in funding, with Ant, Didi, and Delian leading the investment
Jianzhi Robot announced the completion of several consecutive rounds of financing totaling hundreds of millions of yuan. Ant Group, Didi, and Delian Capital led the investment, while Shunwei Capital, BV Baidu Venture Capital, Jiushi Intelligence, and others followed as co-investors, becoming the largest funding scale in the embodied intelligence non-ontology data field. The company focuses on high-quality, data-driven development, with self-developed visual modules and a multi-camera sensing matrix; the latency between devices is less than 1ms, building a complete data closed-loop covering sound and touch.
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Today I found again the "unlimited" authorization I gave to a niche blockchain DApp half a year ago.
At the time, to save trouble, I just clicked confirm and went to do something else.
As I thought more about it, it seemed like I didn't turn off the gas, so I just went to sleep...
Honestly, revoking permissions is as uncool as brushing your teeth, but not doing it can really cause problems.
Especially now, with deposits and withdrawals often being taxed or compliance tightening and loosening,
When emotions run high, it's easier to click authorize carelessly, only to realize later tha
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There are still over 9k BTC in net holdings across 518 addresses on the OFAC sanctions list. Are these 700 million dollars considered frozen or just indirectly hoarded?
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Galaxy Head of Research: About 9,306 BTC is still held among the 518 Bitcoin addresses sanctioned by the United States
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn disclosed data on the X platform that over the past several years, the United States has listed a total of 518 Bitcoin addresses on the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) SDN sanctions list. These addresses have received approximately 249,814 BTC in total, sent out 239,708 BTC, and currently hold a net of about 9,306 BTC, which is approximately $707 million at current prices. (Source: PANews)
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Pomp's discussion this episode is quite insightful—bad news hitting new highs, fundamentally it's everyone already betting on the discounted cash flows of an exponential future.
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Crypto World Network news reports that XBIT DEX said that APompliano and his guest discussed why the stock market keeps setting new highs even in bad news, why AI and biotechnology are undervalued, and how Eli Lilly’s AI collaborations could change the outlook for longevity and chronic diseases. In addition, the discussion covered how to reasonably allocate investment portfolios in an era of exponential growth.
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Has the decentralized narrative collapsed? Vitalik personally stepped in to sabotage it, saying that many L2 solutions are just fake tricks with backdoors, and their architecture is no different from traditional servers.
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Vitalik Buterin: Some L2 projects are not fully decentralized
ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), 2025: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated during his EthCC speech that many Layer 2 projects claiming to be built on-chain have backdoors that can be triggered at any time or lack decentralization. He believes that the architecture of these projects is not much different from traditional centralized servers. He pointed out that if developers cannot ensure complete decentralization of the project, directly using centralized servers might be more practical. (Source: MLion)
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I sat in the war room for two hours, and when I came out, I heard, "Some matters are under discussion"—that's very Washington.
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Trump has not made a decision to reach any new agreement with Iran
BlockBeats News, May 30 — According to The New York Times, senior U.S. government officials revealed that Trump’s meeting in the Situation Room lasted about two hours, but no new agreements with Iran were finalized.

The Trump administration stated that they are close to reaching an agreement, but some issues are still under discussion, including the unfreezing of Iran’s funds.
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These past few days, my biggest feeling about trading isn’t the market trend, but whether the oracle’s "price feeding" can keep up. You think your position is pretty safe, but if the price feed is delayed by a few minutes, the on-chain price is still stuck at the old price, and the liquidation line is like being secretly moved to your feet... Especially during high volatility, even if the market has already bounced back outside, the chain is still "waiting for confirmation," and liquidation bots don’t wait for you to refresh the page.
Now I’m more cautious when doing lending on obscure chains:
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Snowflake's 33% surge this time is not just due to better-than-expected earnings; the key is that it secured a $6 billion five-year deal with AWS, and the narrative around enterprise AI data layers is finally gaining investor support.
SNOW2.45%
AWS-11.23%
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Federal Reserve Board member Bowman clearly aligns with maintaining an accommodative policy stance, and market concerns about liquidity tightening can be temporarily set aside, potentially providing a breathing space for risk assets.
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Bauman, supports maintaining a loose policy stance
Mars Finance News reports that, according to Jintiao, Federal Reserve Board member Bowman said in the April FOMC statement that he supports maintaining a loose monetary policy stance.
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These past couple of days, I’ve been confused again by words like "data availability / ordering / finality," so I came up with a simple trick: first, draw a line—can others see what you’ve sent out (don’t hide the data), how to determine who comes first or last (don’t get front-run), and finally, whether this matter is settled (don’t roll back). Basically, these three steps, and all other terms are just packaging.
By the way, looking at social mining, fan tokens, and that set, they keep saying attention is like mining… I have some doubts. No matter how much attention there is, if the chain can
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Even slow impacts with metal barriers can generate reports; Tesla's safety redundancy testing is truly 'realistic'.
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Tesla discloses Robotaxi testing accident: remotely operated vehicle crashes into metal fence
AIMPACT reports that Tesla disclosed details during Robotaxi testing: remote operators drove vehicles at low speeds to hit metal fences and construction barriers. No serious injuries occurred, and Tesla has improved related systems and processes, stating that remote operation is used to simulate various scenarios. The incident has raised public concerns about the safety of driverless taxis, and safety issues will be subject to strict scrutiny.
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Yesterday I was messing around with an AI agent to help me handle on-chain interactions—it’s convenient, but when it comes to the crucial steps, you still need a person to cover for it. For example, with authorization, it only ever says “need approve,” but who exactly is being approved, what the allowance amount is, and whether it’s an unlimited approval or not are things I have to watch myself. Otherwise, one slip and my wallet turns into a “shared bike.” And for cross-chain/bridges, the agent sees low fees and wants to go, but it can’t tell me about the bridge’s past incidents, or whether th
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It's another 'insider,' a veteran in the crypto circle.
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Italian media: No memorandum of understanding has been reached between Iran and the United States
Mars Finance News, May 29 — According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, Western sources have stated that reports of a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States are not true. Iran has not yet notified the Pakistani mediators that the text has been finalized. Once finalized, Iran will announce this to the Pakistani mediators and the public.
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Embedding Pixels in the backend can actually hide for so long, and just including a disclaimer in the terms of service can exempt liability? The California court is serious this time.
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OpenAI sued in the U.S. ChatGPT accused of leaking user conversations to Meta through tracking tools
Southern District Court of California Couture v. OpenAI class action lawsuit filed on May 13, alleges that ChatGPT.com runs Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics in the background, uses conversations for targeted advertising without disclosure, covering approximately 400 million US visitors. The plaintiffs claim, under ECPA, that conversations are electronic communications, and JavaScript forwarding constitutes illegal interception; if considered calls, the terms of service are not a valid defense. They request to disable tracking and seek damages of $5,000 per violation, with potential scale reaching billions of dollars.
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These days, the funding rates are extremely volatile again, and the group chat is a mess: whether to reverse or continue squeezing the bubble. I muted the group, and instantly it became peaceful, my heartbeat wasn't being pulled along so much... Then I realized that my biggest risk isn't actually opening long or short positions, but accidentally clicking too quickly when cross-chain.
Basically, this bridge thing is "trust a group of people + trust a set of price feeds/proof mechanisms." With fewer signers, scattered keys, and unclear distribution, I automatically assume double the risk; if the
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These days I've been thinking about "slowness" again. When interest rates rise, all risk-free assets outside become more attractive, and risk appetite seems to be drained away. I subconsciously reduce my positions: not chasing the highs, not stubbornly holding on, preferring to wait until the sentiment confirms before adding more. Anyway, the macro transmission to the crypto world basically means everyone is more afraid of a pullback.
Then I saw new L1/L2 projects start offering incentives to boost TVL, and I understand the complaints from old users about "mining, selling"... When interest r
L1-2.18%
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15.15 million just exploded, 220k principal, 40x all-in, liquidation price 76,681, just 800 dollars away from liquidation, truly risking it all at the edge of the knife.
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The Sci-Tech Innovation 50 hits a new all-time high—when the big fund moves, it’s just different; this semiconductor wave is the one that followed along.
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A-shares closing review: The STAR Market 50 Index closed nearly 6% higher, reaching a new high, with the chip industry chain erupting
On May 25th, A-shares saw a slight rebound, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising 0.96%, the Shenzhen Component Index up 1.66%, and the ChiNext up 2.10%. The Sci-Tech Innovation Board 50 reached a new all-time high, increasing by 5.88%. The total transaction volume was 3.21 trillion yuan, with nearly 2,200 stocks rising. In the afternoon, the National Big Fund continued to boost the market, with Huahong company's 20CM shares hitting the daily limit, SMIC rising nearly 19%, and many stocks related to cultivated diamonds, chip chains, and advanced packaging hitting the daily limit. The airport and shipping sectors were active, with coal and liquor leading gains. Oil and gas extraction, batteries, gaming, and other sectors pulled back, with Tianji Shares hitting the limit down.
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Recently, I've been watching the arguments about whether creators should be paid secondary royalties again, basically: the platform wants volume, creators want long-term income, and users just want to pay less friction... I'm caught in the middle and feel a bit awkward, after all, I've bought a few avatars myself. When it comes to settlement, I still subconsciously want to save.
Later, I thought about it and realized that relying on "moral coercion" for royalties is definitely unstable; in the end, it still has to stand on the作品本身+ rights design, otherwise, a change in the wind could shut it
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2.47 million dollars midnight all-in, floating profit of 620k still not enough, the greed of the whale is the true perpetual motion machine
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"BTC OG Insider Whale" places a hype buy order at an average price of $61.98
BlockBeats News, May 25th, according to on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa), the "BTC OG Insider Whale" placed an order again early this morning, planning to buy $2.48M worth of HYPE at an average price of $61.98. Currently, they hold 148k HYPE tokens, valued at $148k, with an unrealized profit of $624k.
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