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L2 users fear nothing more than the mainnet suddenly becoming outrageously expensive. While checking on-chain data during a night run, all I could think after finishing was: Please don’t get congested.
2.5 billion, 300 megawatts, tens of thousands of Blackwell—Argentum—this wave directly blasts through Europe’s independent computing power ceiling.
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Argentum AI has signed a $2.5 billion data center agreement with cloud computing companies and real estate firms
According to AIMPACT on May 16, Argentum AI signed an approximately $2.5 billion agreement with Boosteroid and DL Invest Group to build a 300-megawatt data center in Europe, deploying GPU infrastructure, and will use tens of thousands of next-generation GPUs (including Nvidia Blackwell) in the future. The project will become one of Europe's largest independent AI infrastructure facilities, reflecting the technology industry's acceleration in establishing independent providers to meet the surge in AI computing power.
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From 3.45 to 2211, the bullets from eight years ago are still flying
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The “smart money” initially built its ETH position at an average price of $3.45, and after 1 year it bought 647.137 ETH.
BlockBeats reports that, according to Ai Aunt's monitoring, a well-known smart money address bought ETH again after a year.
This address bought 11,004 ETH at $3.45 each in 2016, earning approximately $30.38 million.
Now, an hour ago, it bought 647.137 ETH at an average price of $2,211.49, totaling about $1.43 million, and also holds $14.19 million in USDC.
Source: MLion
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Shenzhen Jiangbolong Electronics Co., Ltd. has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with joint sponsors CITIC Securities and Citigroup—adding another strong player to the storage sector. Stay tuned for updates on the hearing progress.
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Jiang Bolong submits a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Mars Finance News: According to Hong Kong Stock Exchange documents, Shenzhen Jiangbolong Electronics Co., Ltd. has submitted an application for listing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with CITIC Securities and Citigroup serving as joint sponsors.
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Last night after a night run, I sat on the sofa browsing on-chain, and my eyes felt a bit sore. Staring for a long time really isn't a trivial matter. Recently, everyone has been talking about data availability, ordering, finality—these terms sound intimidating. Honestly, I just focus on one thing: does anyone back the "process" and "result" of your transaction, and how long does it take to be considered valid? Where can the data be checked, who queued first without jumping the line, and whether it can be reversed in the end—these three issues, everything else is just packaging.
I’ve also go
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Last night, I went for a night run and checked the blockchain, casually clicking into my wallet, and saw that the contract authorization was again of that "unlimited" type. I immediately realized something... To put it simply, this thing is like lending out your house key and then forgetting who you lent it to. Usually it's fine, but when something goes wrong, you can't sleep. Many people only focus on that one transaction, thinking it's convenient to sign an authorization, since they can use it again next time. But when a certain contract gets hacked, the front end gets replaced, or you click
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SlowMist has caught another onlyOwner vulnerability; even if the owner becomes 0, it can still be exploited. How did this contract pass the audit?
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Data: ONTR token contract access control vulnerability results in approximately $98k in losses
SlowMist states that the ONTR token contract has an onlyOwner vulnerability, allowing an attacker to gain ownership when owner is address(0), transfer ownership, and inflate balances to 1e30 units through operations like desertJasper, glenFlash, ashBud without increasing totalSupply, resulting in a loss of approximately 49.4801 WETH (about $98k). Then, they exchange on PancakePair for WETH, involving addresses such as 0xe806...b760.
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Fidelity’s Grayscale trails down; Bitwise records zero inflows; across the ETF side, everyone falls silent—while Blackstone alone plunges.
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CryptoWorld News reports that on May 28, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $22.33 billion. Blackstone’s IBIT accounted for $17.80 billion, Fidelity’s FBTC saw an outflow of $1.92 billion, and Grayscale’s GBTC saw an outflow of $2.62 billion. The remaining ETFs, such as Bitwise, ARK, Invesco, Franklin, Valkyrie, VanEck, WisdomTree, and Morgan Stanley, all saw no inflows.
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Unemployment benefit data slightly higher than expected, macroeconomic pressure still persists
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Initial unemployment claims in the United States for the week ending May 23rd totaled 215k.
BlockBeats News, May 28, the number of initial unemployment claims in the United States for the week ending May 23 (in ten thousand): previous 20.9, expected 21.1, announced 21.5. (Jin10)
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Blockchain is entering government affairs; this time it's for real.
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Wu Shuo learned that, according to the notice issued by the State Council on the "15th Five-Year Plan" for urban renewal, the goal is to enhance urban governance capabilities, promote comprehensive digital transformation of cities, build a City Information Model (CIM) foundational platform, and create an integrated, unified, data-fused, and efficiently coordinated urban digital infrastructure. Improve the CIM basic database and standard system, enrich and expand the application scenarios of "CIM+" in urban renewal. Promote coding of buildings and municipal facilities, and establish a national basic information database for housing construction and municipal facilities. Drive blockchain-enabled housing transactions, property registration, and other services. Improve the three-tiered city operation management service platform system at the national, provincial, and city levels, and promote "one-network unified management" of city operations.
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JPMorgan puts crypto analysts into the foreign exchange strategy team; this signal is more meaningful than the job description itself — in their view, digital assets are already part of exchange rate fluctuations.
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Wu Shuo learned that GSR Content Director Frank Chaparro posted on Twitter that JPMorgan Chase is hiring a crypto analyst for its global research division, a position under the bank's foreign exchange strategy team, focusing on crypto market structure, spot and derivatives research, and incorporating digital assets into a broader cross-asset perspective framework. The job listing indicates that JPMorgan Chase is looking for candidates with 4 to 7 years of crypto market experience, strong writing skills, and the ability to challenge mainstream market narratives; candidates with derivatives experience will be given priority.
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Lately, I’ve found that the scariest thing at the end of the year isn’t the drawdown—it’s flipping through your transaction records until your eyes start spinning… I’m using a crude method right now: every time I cross-chain/swap coins/claim an airdrop, I screenshot it, export a CSV, upload it to the cloud drive, and then add a note with one line: “What’s this for?” Don’t laugh—this really works. Especially now, when the whole “re-staking” and “shared security” yield-stacking setup is being criticized as “Russian nesting dolls,” once there are more on-chain actions, it’s impossible to look bac
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Running on chain at night, browsing the on-chain activity, listening to everyone talk about AI Agents automatically placing orders, it sounds pretty cool, but honestly someone still has to back it up. I really don’t dare to fully delegate the authorization step to it, anything like unlimited credit, unfamiliar contracts, or signing content I don’t understand—once the Agent gets excited, it’ll just give you a “one-click all in”… And then there’s cross-chain, route modification, slippage chasing—if the environment changes, it might just follow the script and go all in. Whether it’s profitable or
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Running at night and checking the blockchain again, I saw a bunch of yield aggregators boasting “high APY.” To put it simply, it’s just tossing your money into other pools, then stacking a few more strategies on top. The string of numbers on the page looks pretty tempting, but behind the scenes it’s really a package deal of contract risk plus counterparty risk—handed to you. Especially those that involve cross-chain transfers, custody, and whitelist-based market making: if anything goes wrong at any step, you may not even be able to make clear “who exactly did I lend my money to.”
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Last night, I was out on a night run, watching the blockchain and scrolling when I saw someone shouting, “Governance voting is here—go vote now.” I thought delegated voting would give even lazy people a voice, but in the end it just shoves the votes to a few familiar faces. What it looks like is “community decision-making,” but what it really feels like is a small meeting behind closed doors among a handful of people. To put it bluntly: governance tokens—govern what, exactly? It feels like they’re governing retail investors’ anxiety. If you don’t delegate, you’re afraid of missing out and bein
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Early morning long article highlights: impressive > mainstream, EF should be a guardian rather than a trend chaser
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V God has finally spoken, ETH is the most important product of Ethereum
Editor's Note: In the early morning of May 25th, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted a lengthy article on X. In the article, Vitalik reinterprets, from a personal perspective, his expectations for Ethereum's future development and the role and function planning of EF.
Vitalik emphasized that Ethereum should not bow to mainstream trends, but must be impressive, and needs to uphold the CROPS values of censorship resistance, openness, privacy, and security. Vitalik also explicitly stated that "the highest value product of Ethereum is ETH," and unusually revealed that nearly 90% of his personal net worth is ETH.
Below is the original content from Vitalik, translated by Odaily Planet Daily.
Sharing some of my personal views on the future direction of the Ethereum Foundation (EF).
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Hyperliquid and Mewler are entering the Euler interface, just a transition in operation. Official guidance on position migration details will be marked here first.
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Euler will directly operate the HyperEVM lending market, HypurrFi completes brand transfer
Euler Labs announces that the market coverage of the HyperEVM network will be integrated into its own ecosystem for direct operation, and HypurrFi authorized deployments of Mewler and Hyperliquid will be integrated into the Euler interface. Clearstar Labs will continue to serve as the Curator for markets such as Prime and Yield on HyperEVM. This is an operational transition and not a security incident; users holding HypurrFi positions should follow the migration process.
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Running on the chain at night and seeing someone talking about stablecoin de-pegging, honestly what I fear most isn't losing money, but losing control—price fluctuations can be tolerated, but sudden withdrawals or on-chain bank runs are truly deadly. As for reserve transparency, everyone usually pretends to be calm, but as soon as there's a slight disturbance, people start watching each other to see who runs first, and the more they watch, the more anxious they get. Recently, people also keep linking ETF capital flows, US stock market risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls, which sou
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Waller's statement is quite straightforward; the interest rate cut window entirely depends on the mood of the Strait of Hormuz. The market better buckle up.
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Federal Reserve Board member Waller is cautious about interest rate cuts, warning of long-term conflict risks
Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated that due to the energy shock caused by the Iran conflict, he is cautious about a short-term rate cut and warns that the conflict could keep inflation persistently high.
He proposed two scenarios: if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and energy and trade recover, inflation would fall back to 2% and he would lean towards a rate cut later this year to support the labor market; if oil prices remain high and the labor market remains weak, policy space is limited, requiring a trade-off between higher inflation and a weaker labor market, and if inflation risks exceed labor market risks, he would maintain the current rate.
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No intraday credit, liquidity management relies on toughing it out on your own
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The Federal Reserve plans to implement restrictive "streamlined" payment accounts for fintech and cryptocurrency companies
Mars Finance News: The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) released a notice of proposed rulemaking and solicited public comments on Wednesday, proposing to establish restrictive "skinny master accounts" for financial technology and crypto-related banks that meet legal conditions. The proposal aims to provide non-bank financial institutions with narrower payment pathway access, but these accounts will not have the backing support typical of traditional banks, limited to clearing and settlement functions, unable to earn interest, and unable to use central bank tools such as discount window or intraday credit.
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As geopolitical competition intensifies and Iran boldly issues warnings this time, can Pakistan's shuttle diplomacy help cool down the situation?
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CryptoWorld News reports that the spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Defense issued a warning on May 23rd, stating that if Iran's rights are not respected, the United States will face more failures. On the 22nd, Pakistan Army Chief of Staff General Munir visited Iran and held further consultations with Iranian officials regarding Iran-U.S. negotiations. It is widely believed that Munir's visit aims to further bridge the differences between Iran and the U.S. and to try to reach a framework agreement as soon as possible, so that subsequent Iran-U.S. negotiations can continue.
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