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Hezbollah's move adds more fuel to the Middle East powder keg.
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CryptoWorld News: Hezbollah in Lebanon has launched rockets at an Israeli enemy position in Maroun al-Ras, southern Lebanon.
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Mythos audit did not uncover serious vulnerabilities, so Zcash can keep simmering on this old stove.
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Wu learned that Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox stated that, at Shielded Labs' request, the team used Anthropic's Mythos model to conduct a security audit of Zcash and no new serious protocol vulnerabilities were found. Meanwhile, Shielded Labs and other teams are continuing to advance Zcash security reinforcement efforts.
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Just finished fighting and it’s calm again? I know this script well, waiting for a plot twist.
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CryptoWorld News reports, according to Iranian state media: after the United States launched an attack on southern Iran, the situation has now returned to calm.
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This airdrop season has me feeling like I’m clocking in for work, while the task platform is constantly running anti-bot and anti-fraud checks. The more things get competitive, the more I want to take control of my assets first. To put it plainly, since people’s asset sizes differ, security solutions really shouldn’t be one-size-fits-all: for small daily amounts, using a hot wallet for convenience is understandable, but once you start to feel uneasy, a hardware wallet becomes worth it—it at least keeps signatures isolated from your computer and phone. For larger sums, to the point where “losin
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A 1250% risk weight is basically blocking banks from entering; this is not prudent regulation, it's clearly a de facto ban.
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CoinDesk? news: six U.S. Republican senators sent a letter to the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, and the OCC, urging regulators to rewrite the capital rules for banks holding digital assets. The senators said that the Basel framework’s 1250% risk weighting for crypto assets such as Bitcoin could, in practice, be a restriction under the 8% minimum capital requirement. That means if a bank has a $100 million Bitcoin exposure, it would need to allocate at least $100 million in capital. Although U.S. regulators have eased some access requirements related to crypto custody, stablecoins, and DLT payments, the capital treatment for banks holding Bitcoin directly has still not been resolved.
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Recently thinking about options, honestly, the time value is like daily settled emotions: the buyer is paying money for "possibility," as long as the market isn't fast or fierce enough, it gets gradually eaten away by time; the seller is collecting rent, relying on you not being able to reach that moment, but also having to withstand occasional extreme volatility from a needle prick. Many people only focus on the direction, but actually, winning or losing depends more on "speed."
Looking at the current pledge and shared security yield stacking, I can understand the fuss: it feels like packagin
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The $60k defense line has been broken—are you panicking about Deribit’s $1.27 billion in open, unclosed contracts now? With MVRV at 1.19, if it drops further, the hedging positions could get trampled.
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Bitcoin price drops below $60k, triggering $155 million long liquidation
Bitcoin falls below $60k, a total decline of about $19k within 10 days, with over $155 million in long positions liquidated within 60 minutes.
Non-farm payrolls increased by 172,000 in May, with an unemployment rate of 4.3%, and strong employment data may weaken the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations or put pressure on risk assets.
Péquignot, Chief Business Officer of Deribit, states that $60k is a key level, with related open interest exceeding $1.27 billion.
MVRV has dropped to 1.19, below the threshold typically associated with undervaluation.
If it falls below $59k, it could trigger more hedging and liquidations.
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Traditional financial giants BlackRock and Apollo are both using tokenization infrastructure providers, and now they plan to go public on the New York Stock Exchange through a SPAC—this means 'compliance' has been embedded into their DNA, with the vote happening on June 29 to reveal the results.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the merger registration statement for Cantor Equity Partners II, a SPAC company affiliated with Cantor Fitzgerald and related to Securitize, has been declared effective by the U.S. SEC. Shareholders of both sides will vote on the merger proposal on June 29. If approved, the post-merger company is expected to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ. Securitize is a provider of tokenized asset infrastructure, supporting institutions such as BlackRock, Apollo, KKR, Hamilton Lane, VanEck, and provides underlying technology support for BlackRock BUIDL, a tokenized money market fund.
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Recently, I've seen everyone talking about whether people will migrate before and after the upgrade of that mainstream public chain.
My first reaction is: don't rush to guess whether they'll migrate or not, first see if they are "reliable."
The three most basic things I judge as trustworthy are: GitHub is not about looking at stars, but whether the changes are continuous, and whether there are serious reviews/discussions;
Don't just look at the logo in the audit report, flip to the list of findings and the "Unresolved/Accepted Risks" section, and see if it matches the subsequent submissi
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Stop-loss really is a bit like a breakup: dragging it out without making things clear, small losses on the books slowly grind into big losses, and your emotions are still kept “trapped” there. To put it simply, admitting the loss sooner actually saves on interest and keeps you calmer—at least you can pull your attention back to look at other opportunities. Lately it’s been the stage where hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are flying around everywhere; the people who lose more and get more “hot-headed” are the ones most likely to make a slip—mistake a move… What I fear
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Momentum recedes, fundamentals take over, this shift is faster than expected
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A 69 trillion milestone—AI narratives hold up half the sky, and Micron emerges as a new trillion-dollar market cap leader.
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CoinWorld News, the S&P 500 Index has for the first time surpassed a market capitalization of $69 trillion, reaching a new all-time high. Over the past six months, the index has increased by 11%, driven by multiple factors. Although the U.S. economy experienced uncertainty in 2026, the booming artificial intelligence industry has had a positive impact on the market. Chip manufacturers such as NVIDIA, AMD, and Marvell have been favored by investors, becoming high-quality investments. Memory chip maker Micron performed particularly well, with its stock price rising by 262%, and its market cap surpassing $1 trillion for the first time, currently standing at $1.17 trillion.
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Recently, I saw screenshots in the group again about things like “a certain stablecoin is about to lose its peg” and “there are suspicious issues with reserve audits.” Once emotions kick in, it’s especially easy to feel like “go all-in right now,” because it feels like if I don’t act, I’ll miss the risk-avoidance window. But when I look back on it myself, the worst sleep I ever get is always from “going all-in and watching the market,” where my mind is nothing but questions—what if, what if it happens, should I add more or not. Grid/DCA, to put it simply, is breaking up your decisions: I don’t
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Hangzhou’s move is rock-solid—backed by both regulations and the base, working in tandem. Embodied intelligence is about to take off.
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The free lunch has been served for twenty years; the bill has finally arrived.
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The era of free internet has ended.
> Original Title: "The Free Era of the Internet Has Ended"
> Original Author: Hualin Wuwang, Geek Park


Once upon a time, users used internet products for free, with the cost being watching "ads" in
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Lately I've been looking into airdrop interactions again. To be honest, I'm most afraid of both ends getting stepped on: on one side, fearing being anti-snipe, and on the other, can't help FOMOing and clicking around everywhere. My approach is pretty simple: first ask myself if I would continue using this protocol even without an airdrop (even if it's just for one genuine need). If not, don't force the interaction; if I do want to use it, then make the actions "like a normal user," not just dozens of transactions a day for self-entertainment, as the fees and mindset can't handle that.
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These days, I see a bunch of people staring at large on-chain transfers and hot and cold wallets on exchanges, interpreting every move as "smart money coming in or running out," basically just the attention economy feeding your emotions: the more anxious you are, the more you scroll, and the more you scroll, the easier it is to chase trends.
My simple approach is to separate the "story" from the "mechanism": whether there are real needs (governance proposals, incentive adjustments, unlock schedules) changing, or if it's just screenshots with captions to create momentum.
Before voting, I st
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The US-Iran memorandum keeps changing, the crypto market will first decline out of respect, don't rush in before the news is confirmed.
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Iranian media: The text of the Iran–U.S. memorandum of understanding has changed over the past few days and has not yet been finalized.
BlockBeats News, May 29 — According to sources cited by Iran's Tasnim News Agency, the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States has changed in recent days, and the text has not yet been finalized. The memorandum text reported by Western media is inaccurate. (Jin10)
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BlackRock's move, the institutional bullishness is becoming more and more evident.
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BlackRock deposits 2,448 BTC and 28,683 ETH into Coinbase
BlockBeats News, May 29 — According to Onchain Lens monitoring, BlackRock deposited 2,448 BTC (approximately $180 million) and 28,683 ETH (about $57.62 million) into Coinbase, and may continue to make transfers.
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Is the 72k+ tools just the beginning? Everyone's skill data is a bit scary; waiting for an X sync.
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