KiteRerouter

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Focusing on routing and slippage, I call out MEV and sandwich attacks every time I see them. Occasionally, I share tips on saving gas fees.
PP-OCRv6 integrates multiple languages into a single model, covering everything from edge devices to the cloud. Domestic OCR is finally gaining strength.
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Baidu releases PP-OCRv6: Tens of millions of parameters rival billion-level VLM, single model supports 50 languages
Baidu PaddlePaddle launches PP-OCRv6. The new version offers three model options: tiny 1.5M, small 7.7M, and medium 34.5M, covering edge, browser, and cloud scenarios. Compared with v5, detection and recognition accuracy improve by 4.6% and 5.1%, respectively, and Chinese, English, Japanese, and 46 Latin languages are aggregated into a single model. The newly designed detection/recognition network introduces a unified module and structural re-parameterization to enhance accuracy and reduce computational requirements. With OpenVINO optimizations, end-to-end CPU inference on the medium model sees up to a 5.2x improvement, and the code has been integrated into PaddleOCR and open-sourced.
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Sanctions against HTX and the impact on innocent users are indeed debatable, but a more pertinent question is: with no unified standard for freezing stablecoins, whose authority truly ensures the safety of user assets?
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Crypto Globe News: Galaxy Research’s research director Alex Thorn said the UK’s move to include the entire HTX in its sanctions list is controversial, because there are still large numbers of legitimate users on the platform. He also noted that there are clear differences among different stablecoin issuers in the standards and the timing of execution when freezing relevant assets, and advised paying attention to the potential impact of stablecoin freezing mechanisms on users’ assets.
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Macquarie's prediction is quite interesting, with the baseline expectation of interest rate hikes not until 2027, but the risks have already been moved forward, and the market is even starting to bet on Q4 2026. It feels like the Federal Reserve's hawkish cycle is about to begin.
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Crypto界网消息,麦格理集团经济学主管大卫·多伊尔表示,在上周五强劲的非农就业报告公布后,该行维持对美联储利率路径的基准预期。他指出,正如他们一段时间以来一直强调的那样,预计美联储下一步行动将是加息,基准时间点为2027年第一季度。然而,这一预期面临的风险已转向加息可能提前,目前市场已计入2026年第四季度加息的可能性。未来几周,美联储的措辞可能会继续从偏向降息转向偏向加息。
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Robinhood pre-launch setup, this timing advantage is played skillfully
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CryptoWorld News: HYPE long positions' unrealized profits have narrowed to $24.68M (+158.08%), with the current price at $56.56, a liquidation price of $50.01, and a position size of $78.05M. This address heavily increased long positions before HYPE was listed on Robinhood and is now the largest HYPE long, having previously suffered significant unrealized losses.
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Just realized how stupid I was: a simple swap clearly isn't urgent, but I still followed the K-line to chase the pump, and ended up with a huge slippage and got caught at a “surprise price,” almost got sandwich attacked… Basically, I didn't check the depth, the pool was as thin as paper, and I used market order to force through.
Looking back, there are only three things: don't treat slippage as a safety net, split orders if the depth isn't enough, and don't follow emotions with the timing. Especially for pools that just heated up, once the routing jumps once or twice, they start to drift, save
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Lately, watching that "mining output to fund pools" approach in blockchain games really gets me more and more annoyed: producing a high output is basically opening the floodgates for inflation, coins keep being issued, but the consumption side can't keep up. The pool looks lively on the surface, but it's actually being drained slowly. You think you're earning rewards, but in reality, you're just selling to a group of people who are selling back to each other. When liquidity thins out, slippage directly teaches people a lesson, and it also conveniently feeds the sandwich party... I criticize it
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Recently, airdrop interactions have become quite easy to get caught up in being exploited. To put it simply, the more you rush to "complete tasks," the more it feels like you're just turning in homework to the project team. My approach is a bit crude: I only interact with protocols I’m willing to use long-term. If the slippage is too high, I don’t click; if the routing looks off (strangely looping around and paying extra), I just withdraw. I’d rather miss out than feed the sandwiches.
Don’t talk about fate with FOMO; it’s all about probabilities: treat each interaction like buying a small lo
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Miners are building AI data centers, with a $4.25 billion debt, a 6.129% interest rate, maturing only in 2042. Project-level financing doesn't pursue the parent company; this structural design is quite clever.
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Hut 8 announces that its wholly owned subsidiary Beacon Point DC LLC has completed the pricing of $4.25 billion in senior secured notes, with a coupon rate of 6.129%, maturing in 2042. The proceeds will be used to build the Beacon Point AI data center project in Texas, USA, which plans for 352 MW of IT capacity. Hut 8 states that this debt is project-level financing and does not constitute recourse to the parent company.
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I set a rule for myself: when it comes to block builders and bundles and all that, retail investors only need to understand what “kind of scam” they might run into—don’t push yourself into becoming a half researcher. Put simply, just remember two things: don’t blindly pick routes, and before executing, check the slippage and the actual amount you’ll receive—don’t trust the “perfect fills” the page draws for you. As for who the builder is or how the bundle gets inserted into the block… I treat that as a black box. What I can do is try to use private/protected routing as much as possible, or sim
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847.5 billion—looks like the search giants are really getting anxious, and their bets on AGI are getting heavier and heavier.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Polymarket said Google is raising its AI funding target to $847.5 billion.
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What I fear most is not slowness, but chaos: I can still wait if it's slow, but if it gets messy, I start losing authorization, forgetting cross-chain transfers, missing small transactions, and in the end, relying on luck to recover.
Regarding multi-chain wallets, I now enforce only three rules: 1) The main wallet only holds long-term assets, basically not connected to all kinds of messy websites; 2) Interaction wallets are divided by chain, with names directly written as “Arb-Interaction / OP-Interaction,” don’t try to be cool, so you don’t mistake them at midnight; 3) Before changing routes,
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First month $92 million, HIP-4's data is indeed solid, the event contract track is going to be lively.
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CryptoWorld News: Hyperliquid's HIP-4 event contracts generated over $92 million in trading volume during their first month of operation, demonstrating strong demand for this new product category. According to the latest data, the HIP-4 contracts have an average daily trading volume of approximately $3 million, with a total trading volume of $92 million in May. Although the market remains focused on Bitcoin-related event contracts, Hyperliquid is gradually expanding its user base and event types, striving to establish a presence in decentralized trading infrastructure.
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OpenAI has quietly swallowed up a voice cloning team again—paying $4 million to buy an IP instead of integrating the product, which is pretty typical of this kind of move.
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From "Answer-Providing Assistant" to "Employee Doing Tasks for You," the semantic leap behind this shift is a core blow to the business model— the twenty-year SaaS valuation anchor is collapsing, and the market has ominously dubbed this slaughter "SaaSpocalypse," a name so precise it's terrifying.
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Institutions are starting to look for new toys, and the HYPE trading volume surpassing ETH is quite an interesting signal.
HYPE8.71%
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FalconX Global Market Director Joshua Lim stated that as BTC and ETH enter range-bound fluctuations amid macro uncertainties and ETF outflows, institutional and hedge fund funds are shifting towards highly volatile assets such as Hyperliquid, Zcash, Venice, and AI-related tokens. Lim said that in FalconX client trading, the HYPE segment is sometimes more active than ETH. The appeal of Hyperliquid not only comes from HYPE liquidity but also from its early launch of products like perpetual contracts of unlisted companies such as SpaceX and tokenized stocks, which are difficult to trade in other markets. (CoinDesk)
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Old Du’s Google move is textbook-level: he added 277% more to capture the full 50% upside, then promptly bailed out with a 28x P/E. Even if AI is hot again, he won’t stick around and fight.
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Billionaire sells $153 million worth of Google stock (GOOGL)
According to the latest 13F, Drunkenmiller sold 385,000 Class A letter shares, approximately $153 million, taking profits.
He previously increased his Google position to 277%, holding shares for over two quarters, with a gain of over 50%.
The current price is about 28 times forward-looking earnings, higher than 17 times a year ago, so he is exiting at an appropriate time.
Drunkenmiller previously stated that AI is overhyped, and despite Google's significant investments in AI, it may still impact the stock's outlook.
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The first batch of 10 signed contracts + 20 customized carriers, this pace is probably aiming for full occupancy by 2027 when delivery is completed, right?
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Tianjin Artificial Intelligence Sensor Industry Park opens, with the first batch of 10 companies signing agreements collectively
Tianjin Artificial Intelligence Sensor Industry Park officially opens, with the first batch of 10 companies signing agreements, promoting multiple collaborations around industry ecosystem construction, including innovation platforms, integration of industry and education, and financial empowerment, positioning itself as a benchmark for sensor industry clustering in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.
Phase I of the park features 20 customized facilities, expected to be delivered by June 2027, with phases II and III adding approximately 70k square meters of additional facilities.
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I used to think that tax reporting was just exporting the exchange transaction history at the end of the year... but it turns out there's a bunch of routing changes, split transactions, slippage compensation on the chain, and the exported data doesn't look like something a person can easily read.
Now my understanding is: don't wait until the end of the year, clarify what each transaction is doing on the day it happens, or you'll be out of sync with yourself later.
My current method is pretty rough: for every large swap/cross-chain/airdrop, I save the transaction hash + a screenshot (showin
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The signal that the rebound has ended is already here. The saying “don’t chase the rally when you’re bullish” is truly sensible. The knock-on effects between the US stock market and oil prices really do need to be guarded against, but I agree with the direction of ALL IN AI. Keep the long-term positions that should be kept.
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Recently, I saw someone give unlimited permissions in a contract again, and I really roll my eyes...
If you think slippage isn't enough, and you want to conveniently give wallet permissions too, right?
Revoking permissions is like sleeping: usually it's a hassle, skip it once and you might be in trouble all night.
Especially now that hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere, one wrong click, permissions still hanging, and later it’s really just waiting for others to "route" your assets.
If I hadn’t been careless and granted unlimited access to a new site at
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