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- I just voted "Yes" on "Stargate Deployment On Kava" https://snapshot.org/#/stgdao.eth/proposal/0xed5fe9d40c9e82a53c548d4458fdca91d6d26c12cc34303c205906b5e1854e29 #Snapshot
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I'm standing on Los Angeles Street surrounded by city skyscrapers and lots of people.
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I'm standing on a bustling street in the heart of LA, surrounded by tall buildings, traffic and people.
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I stand on the sidewalk of a busy street in Los Angeles, taking in its vibrant energy.
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Standing on the bustling streets of LA, I take in the bright sun and vibrant energy.
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I'm standing on a chaotic and noisy street in downtown Los Angeles.
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I am standing on a busy street in Los Angeles, feeling the warmth of the California sun.
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I stand on the bustling streets of Los Angeles, surrounded by tall buildings and lively people.
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I stand on Los Angeles Street and admire the melting pot of cultures around me.
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I'm standing on a street in the bustling metropolis of Los Angeles.
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I'm standing on a busy street in downtown Los Angeles, surrounded by hustle and bustle.
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I feel the warm California sun on my skin and hear music from passing cars as I stand on a bustling Los Angeles street.
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I stand on the corner of an intersection, surrounded by tall buildings and bustling activity.
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I'm standing on a busy street in downtown Los Angeles, surrounded by tall buildings and plenty of shops.
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Help children improve their reading skills by reading newspaper aloud, pointing out interesting topics and asking questions.
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- I just voted "Option 3 (Front and Back)" on "What is the Linea SWAG that you would like to see at upcoming events? " https://snapshot.org/#/linea-build.eth/proposal/0xda4f201a37ea08cf1892418e7b9e88f5687a68dbdc96c3ab22abaa1c7244648e #Snapshot
- Today marks our 1 Year Anniversary of making friends onchain 🎂!
Thank you to everyone who has made the first year of Lens Protocol so special and groundbreaking. Lens has brought together builders, creators, communities, and friends, all while in beta.
There's so much planned for the second year ahead, and we can't wait to continue to grow with all of you.
Who did you become frens with on Lens?
🎨 by @nftsushi.lens and all collect proceeds go directly to the artist.
- I just voted "Yes" on "Stargate x Galxe: Optimism Ecosystem Growth Grant" https://snapshot.org/#/stgdao.eth/proposal/0xda01dacad76bf6559fcd16cf947f23dd4ee3459e1d08aa6325b17a573733d039 #snapshotlabs
- 👾👾 Bitcoin on-chain fundamentals stay solid as investors hold tight amid exchange outflows
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[Bitcoin on-chain fundamentals stay solid as investors hold tight amid exchange outflows](https://crypto.news/bitcoin-on-chain-fundamentals-stay-solid-as-investors-hold-tight-amid-exchange-outflows/)
Glassnode data reveals long-term holding trends and exchange net outflows for bitcoin, indicating increased investor confidence.
- Sign-in with Ethereum: a safer & more user-friendly way to access Web3
Zerion now supports Sign-in with Ethereum, providing users a better Web3 login experience in terms of:
1. Accessibility
More user-friendly to log in to Web3 and soon Web2
2. Human-readability
Finally, signature requests that you can understand
3. Security
Take control of your digital identity and connect with dapps safely
Go beyond with Zerion 🔮 https://link.zerion.io/Ejpa6xsy7yb
- Sign-in with Ethereum: a safer & more user-friendly way to access Web3
Zerion now supports Sign-in with Ethereum, providing users a better Web3 login experience in terms of:
1. Accessibility
More user-friendly to log in to Web3 and soon Web2
2. Human-readability
Finally, signature requests that you can understand
3. Security
Take control of your digital identity and connect with dapps safely
Go beyond with Zerion 🔮 https://link.zerion.io/Ejpa6xsy7yb
- I just voted "Yes" on "Make Velodrome the STG Hub on Optimism" https://snapshot.org/#/stgdao.eth/proposal/0xf980d6deed62c3d77dd055963724b9d07ea0f383a2142703e5581c8e751b06ad #snapshotlabs
- I just voted "Yes" on "Create a Secure UniswapV3 Oracle for STG with Arrakis PALM" https://snapshot.org/#/stgdao.eth/proposal/0x9b511ccf8bd097176255da63725877de9f80caeea8a28256ff50dfad10a3820d #snapshotlabs
- Lido snapshot
https://snapshot.org/#/lido-snapshot.eth
- Base chain on layer3
https://layer3.xyz/quests/intro-to-base
- gm Lenster fam 🌸
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Snapshot voting feature. Now you can have your say on important community decisions by simply voting from Lenster.
If you paste any Snapshot URL, it will turn into an interactive widget where you can vote for a proposal. You can also use it with your Lens follower NFTs by configuring Snapshot strategies 🚀
Vote us below if you like this feature 😉 https://snapshot.org/#/yoginth.eth/proposal/0x9287c40edcd68c362c7c4139fe3489bbaaa27cf4de68be5c218a82d0f252e718
- The opposition leader of Thailand has promised to airdrop 10,000 baht ($300) in digital currency to anyone 16 or over should his Pheu Thai Party win the next election.
On Wednesday, real estate mogul turned candidate Srettha Thavisin announced the $300 handout policy in the heavily populated central Thai province Nonthaburi, according to a report by the Bangkok Post.
Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Pheu Thai's chief adviser on public participation and innovation, claimed the policy is part of a blockchain-based project designed to distribute Thai products abroad and help introduce digital currencies to Thailand.
The $300 airdrop will need to be spent within a 4-kilometer community radius in six months.
Shinawatra said the policy is designed to make Thailand an Asian fintech hub while spurring the development of its economy.
- Bitcoin mining difficulty continues to break records despite the struggles of BTC to surpass the $30,000 resistance mark. The leading coin has attracted the interest of miners in recent months due to the price recovery experienced since the turn of the year.
- Switzerland marches to the beat of its own drum and stands in stark contrast to places like the U.S., where a concerted effort to stamp crypto out seems to be the end goal. Crypto-focused Sygnum, which attained a banking license from Swiss regulators some four years ago, caters to a range of institutions, including Cantonal banks and private banks.
“Digital assets have become an integral part of the financial world, and our customers want access to this market at PostFinance, their trusted principal bank,” said PostFinance Chief Investment Officer Philipp Merkt in a statement. “A reputable and established partner like Sygnum Bank with an excellent service offering is more important than ever.”
The decision by PostFinance to branch into crypto was partly driven by outflows from retail banks in Switzerland into the digital asset class, according to Fritz Jost, Chief B2B Officer, Sygnum Bank.
“PostFinance became aware of a considerable number in the hundreds of millions each year of outflows to crypto exchanges and the like,” said Jost in an interview with CoinDesk. “So they saw that this is not only as an opportunity to add a new revenue stream, but also realized that this has a lot to do with client retention.”
Jost said a diverse range of cryptos will be certainly made available but has not been decided yet by PostFinance.
“We have seen banks make crypto available to their clients before, and the next thing they want is staking and so on,” said Jost. “I can certainly confirm PostFinance has a roadmap, and it’s a case of start with buy, hold and sell to sort of grease the wheels within the organization and clients.”
- Bob Lee, the former chief technology officer of Square and creator of Cash App has died following a stabbing in San Fransisco in the early hours of Tuesday, April 4 local time.
Bill Barhydt, the CEO of crypto wallet company Abra, tweeted on April 5 that Bob Lee "was killed in SF early today" sharing an April 4 report from local media outlet SFGATE which reported on Lee's death but did not name him.
An April 4 post from the San Francisco Police Department explained officers attended to a report of a stabbing at approximately 2:35 am local time, finding a "43-year-old adult male victim suffering from apparent stab wounds," adding:
"Officers rendered aid and summoned medics to the scene. The victim was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. Despite efforts by first responders and medical personnel, the victim succumbed to his injuries."
Jack Dorsey also reportedly confirmed the death of Lee on the decentralized social media platform Nostr. "It's real. Getting calls. Heartbreaking," a screenshot of Dorsey's post reads.
Former UFC fighter, Jake Shields, tweeted on April 5 that Lee was a "good friend" and was attacked in one of the "good" neighborhoods of San Fransisco.
This is a developing story, and further information will be added as it becomes available.
- I just voted "Yes" on "Make Velodrome the STG Hub on Optimism" https://snapshot.org/#/stgdao.eth/proposal/0xd78c441994d140edde34131051113479651c593ab83badebc537a347ba86b705 #snapshotlabs
- Twitter's traditional bird icon has been replaced with an image of a Doge, which appears to be a nod to dogecoin, the joke cryptocurrency that CEO Elon Musk is currently being sued over.
- The hacker responsible for roiling Euler Finance by draining some $200 million of assets has returned all “recoverable funds,” the decentralized lending platform tweeted late Monday.
Blockchain data on Arkham Intelligence shows that the crypto address associated with the exploiter transferred 10,580 ether (ETH), worth some $19 million, to Euler on Monday.
The event signals a positive ending to one of this year’s largest crypto exploits.
The lending protocol suffered an exploit last month that resulted in almost $200 million of digital assets being drained including in dai (DAI), wrapped bitcoin (wBTC), staked ether (sETH) and USD coin (USDC).
In the following weeks, the exploiter returned a bulk of the stolen funds to the protocol and seemingly apologized in a message attached to one of the blockchain transactions.
Read more: Hacker Behind $200M Euler Attack Apologizes, Returns Millions in Ether, Dai to Protocol
Edited by Nick Baker.
- Dear Lens fam, what is the Future of Social for you?
At t2, we believe the future social networks should revolve around our values, not just what grabs our attention. We want to foster meaningful connections with others, share what helps us achieve our goals, and enjoy articles that empower us.
We have witnessed how the Lens community celebrates genuine creativity and friendship. We believe our values and mission align closely with those of the Lens community. So, we are excited to bring a new type of writing and reading platform to @lensprotocol, starting with our manifesto. manifesto.t2.world
⏳ If you are on board with this vision, **sign the Manifesto** with your value propositions and complete all steps. You will receive a personalised card to showcase your values and **early access to the t2 alpha product**.
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- The Arbitrum blockchain’s first attempt at governance erupted Saturday over a proposal to give the Arbitrum Foundation control of 750 million ARB tokens, worth nearly null billion.
Those tokens would fund a “special grants” program meant to foster growth on Arbitrum, the Ethereum layer 2 that airdropped its governance token ARB just last week. But ARB holders would not get a say in who or how Arbitrum Foundation allocates the nearly null billion sum, according to the proposal, AIP-1.
That’s because the centralized Arbitrum Foundation would not need to subject its grant allocations to “full on-chain governance” – the process by which ARB holders shape the blockchain and its ecosystem.
Arbitrum Foundation’s proposed backdoor stands in contrast to other elements of AIP-1 that underscore the claimed importance of token holders. “As Arbitrum is intended to be a public good, it is only right that governance over it should be governed by those for whom such public good is intended for,” read one section.
The vote, which is currently in a preliminary stage before heading for a formal final forum, comes before the Arbitrum Foundation has released key elements of how it will administer the grants program.
“We're talking about null billion to start,” said an Arbitrum community member who asked not to be named. “Having seen other governance examples where large treasuries got basically drained for community pet projects, this is pretty concerning.”
The organization that submitted the proposal, Lemma Ltd, could not be immediately reached for comment.
- Anyone who has participated in and donated to Gitcoin Program Alpha can mint Hypercerts, an ERC-1155 soul certificate NFT, which cannot be transferred or sold, and can be regarded as a Proof-of-stake of the donor. At first glance, it looks similar to the previously abused SBT, but after careful understanding, it can be seen that Hypercerts is an ambitious system, and Gitcoin is the first platform to implement the Hypercerts Fabric technology and concept. 2.
The pain point I want to solve is the mismatch between early entrepreneurs and early investors, so that early investment can generate a positive feedback mechanism, and without the need to issue coins, the project party has sufficient motivation to practice ideas, and as The expansion of influence gets more benefits. Investors can also consider expanding their investment exposure as the project progresses. In addition, it can also be used as a project Loyalty proof to a certain extent. 3.
Hypercerts' retrospective investment scheme can enforce various rules and conditions through smart contracts. For example, investors can reach some agreements with the project party, such as the amount of investment, the benefits that can be enjoyed after the influence of the project reaches a certain level, etc., and these agreements will be written into the smart contract. Once these conditions are met, the smart contract will automatically execute the corresponding rules, such as distributing proceeds to investors. (This is the same as once... twitter.com
At this stage, I think it is still an early adopter. Some projects on Gitcoin may use Hypercerts for investor certification and management to protect the rights and interests of investors. Therefore, if the Hypercerts you hold are related to these projects, they may also have some value in claiming future earnings. But because it cannot be transferred or traded, it is more likely that the project party will go to the secondary market to sell their own Hyperce... twitter.com
For more detailed content, you can go to the mirror to read the article I wrote mirror.xyz
- Layer1 smart contract platform Sui announced the launch of a permanent testnet, which will continue running after the mainnet launch, and won't be wiped on each software update.
The permanent testnet has 95 validators. Validator candidates that meet sufficient stake requirements can join the network. The testnet is the earliest version of Sui DevX 1.0, which combines a number of core developer primitives of Sui, including Programmable Transaction Blocks, Object Display and Kiosk standards, Sponsored Transactions and gas station, and others.
Sui launched Testnet Waves 1 and 2 before, which have sunsetted. Recently, Sui announced it will launch the mainnet in Q2 2023.
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- 丑八怪并不丑,味道美才是根本
- Canada's national government said federally regulated pension funds in the country will need to disclose their crypto assets exposure to the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), as Ottawa tightens its regulatory oversight on the volatile industry.
"To help protect Canadians’ retirements, Budget 2023 announces that the government will require federally regulated pension funds to disclose their crypto-asset exposures to OSFI," the government said in the new 2023 budget plan. The federal government will also work with provinces and territories to discuss crypto-asset or related activities disclosures by the country's largest pension plans, which would ensure Canadians are aware of their pension plan’s potential exposure to crypto assets, the budget plan added.
The move comes after several high-profile bankruptcies such as the FTX exchange and the recent collapse of crypto-friendly U.S. lenders Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank exposed the extreme volatility investors face in the industry.
Some of the pension funds in the country have already felt the burn of investing in crypto. Last year, Quebec-based pension fund Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec said that it wrote off a US$150 million bet on Celsius Network. Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, one of Canada's largest pension funds with nearly US$250 billion in assets under management (AUM), also last year said it would write down the entirety of its US$95 million investment in FTX.
The 2023 budget indicated that OSFI will consult with federally regulated financial institutions on guidelines for publicly disclosing their exposure to crypto-assets, to help protect "Canadians’ savings and the security of our financial sector."
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- A federal judge paused Voyager's efforts to sell its assets to Binance.US in response to the U.S. government's filing for an emergency stay.
District Judge Jennifer Rearden, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, granted the U.S. Department of Justice's application for a stay pending an an appeal of the sale, which was previously approved by a bankruptcy judge. The move puts the sale on hold until the appeal itself can work its way through the U.S. court system.
"Upon consideration of all parties’ written submissions, as well as the conferences and oral argument held in this matter, the Government’s emergency motion is hereby GRANTED. An opinion setting forth the reasons for this ruling will issue shortly," the ruling said.
Another judge, Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles of the New York Southern Bankruptcy Court, approved the sale earlier this month over government agency objections.
In the judge's view, agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission and U.S. Trustee's office had failed to make a persuasive case for holding off the sale, saying his mandate was to speed up the bankruptcy process to ensure Voyager creditors got their money back as soon as possible. Voyager filed for bankruptcy last July.
Wiles had also previously pushed back on an effort to pause the deal during the appeal process.
The order came the same day the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sued Binance's global entity on allegations it allowed U.S. customers to illegally trade crypto derivatives products on the platform. Binance.US is affiliated with Binance, though both companies maintain that they are wholly independent of each other.
- Just last Monday (20th), the world-renowned large investment bank Credit Suisse (hereinafter referred to as Credit Suisse), under the active consultation of the local government, the Swiss Bank (UBS, hereinafter referred to as UBS) officially offered 3 billion UBS Lang (approximately US$3.25 billion) acquired Credit Suisse in an all-stock transaction .
- According to BlockBeats news, on March 27, according to Dune data, the number of zkSync Era single addresses has reached 105,652, and 18,833 ETH Cross-chain have entered the zkSync Era network.
it is so crowded
- The hacker behind the $196 million exploit on lending protocol Euler Finance has returned the majority of the stolen assets, according to on-chain data.
In a transaction on March 25, the exploiter returned 51,000 Ether
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worth around $88 million at the time of writing. A second transfer of 7,737 ETH was made on the same day, worth over $13 million. Previously, on March 18, the hacker sent 3,000 ETH to the protocol, worth nearly $5.4 million at the time. The exploiter still controls some of the stolen assets.
On March 13, the hacker carried out multiple transactions stealing nearly $196 million from the protocol in a flash loan attack, dubbed the largest DeFi hack of 2023 so far. Stolen assets include 8.8 million DAI, 849,000 wBTC, 85 million stETH, and 34 million USDC stablecoin.
A few days after the hack, the exploiter sent an on-chain message to Euler calling for an agreement with the protocol. “We want to make this easy on all those affected. No intention of keeping what is not ours. Setting up secure communication. Let us come to an agreement,” they said.
Related: Euler attack causes locked tokens, losses in 11 DeFi protocols, including Balancer
The protocol had previously tried to negotiate with the exploiter, requesting that they return 90% of the funds they stole within 24 hours, and otherwise they would face legal action. No response was received, and 24 hours later Euler offered a null bounty reward for any information leading to the capture of the exploiter.
Other transactions have been made by the hacker, including a transfer of 1,000 nETH, approximately null.65 million at the time, through sanctioned crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
According to blockchain analytics firm PeckShield, around 100 ETH was sent to a wallet address likely owned by one of the victims. An on-chain message sent by the wallet address had earlier pleaded for the attacker to return their "life savings."
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