Author: 行政

Hyperliquid’s biggest advantage is starting to look like its cleanest legal risk: the no-KYC access model CZ says Binance cannot copy.In a Galaxy Brains episode published June 18, Galaxy’s Alex Thorn spoke with Binance founder Changpeng Zhao about the crypto cycle, perps moving onshore, prediction markets, and Hyperliquid’s no-KYC model.Thorn’s June 16 clip made the distinction clear: CZ praised Hyperliquid’s product, said Binance cannot compete with a niche built around no KYC and claimed decentralization, and said he would not run that model given his own experience.The discussion has also evolved beyond CZ simply saying Binance cannot compete in Hyperliquid’s…

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Goldfinch, a crypto lending platform that connected investor capital with real-world borrowers, is now showing what happens after the lending boom ends: the hard risk sits in collecting from borrowers once growth has slowed.The June 12 GIP-87 proposal would stop new protocol development, wind down Goldfinch Prime, keep legacy app access available, create a U.S. trust structure, and pay Warbler Labs $150,000 USDC for wind-down services.The proposal remains under governance consideration, with community discussion continuing through June 20. No formal approval or rejection has been publicly recorded at the time of writing. The broader market implication remains the same: tokenized…

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Toss Bank’s Solana proof of concept would put stablecoin remittance infrastructure beside a regulated bank app used by millions of customers.In a June 22 post, Solana said South Korea’s Toss Bank is set to use the network for a global remittance and settlement PoC. Local reporting said Toss Bank signed a memorandum of understanding with the Solana Foundation to explore blockchain-based financial infrastructure.The announcement is an infrastructure test rather than a live consumer feature. The open details include launch timing, corridor, stablecoin issuer, token, custody model, and eligible users.The announcement has since drawn broader attention across the crypto industry because…

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A warning by Ethereum L2 bridge Taiko has given rollup users a scenario they rarely plan for: a security incident in which the safest course of action was to withdraw funds before the bridge layer provided a full public explanation.The network said in a security notice that it had confirmed a compromise of its chain state verification mechanism.Taiko said the security assumptions for all bridges deployed on Taiko could no longer be relied upon and strongly advised users to withdraw funds from all such bridges immediately.It also asked centralized exchanges to suspend TAIKO deposits until an official notice, extending the…

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Solana Foundation is trying to turn pro-trader subsidies into chain-level market structure.With Frontier Traders, the Foundation introduced a program on June 17 that aggregates activity across Solana venues, offers VIP rebates, and covers priority infrastructure for qualified users.The package moves Solana’s pitch closer to the way large trading venues compete for serious flow: better economics, better support, and lower operating friction.The subsidy sits at the network layer. Frontier aims to make Solana itself the trading surface by tracking activity across the network and rewarding traders who drive flow through the ecosystem.Solana is trying to make the chain the venueTraditional VIP…

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The United States Mint will place 250,000 limited-edition 1776 ~ 2026 Declaration of Independence quarters into circulation nationwide, giving Americans a chance to find quarters bearing a special “July 4” privy mark in everyday change. U.S. Mint images show limited-edition 1776 ~ 2026 Declaration of Independence quarters with July 4 privy marks Unlike the regular Philadelphia- and Denver-struck versions, the limited-edition quarters will carry no mint mark. They will be randomly mixed with standard Declaration of Independence quarters and distributed to banks and financial institutions ahead of Independence Day. “This is more than a coin; it’s a defining moment in…

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On June 22, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders that put the federal government’s most sensitive civilian computer systems on a 2031 post-quantum security timetable while launching a national effort to accelerate the development of advanced quantum computers.One order requires federal high-value assets and high-impact systems to adopt post-quantum cryptography for establishing encryption keys by the end of 2030 and for digital signatures by the end of 2031.The second creates a program aimed at delivering a quantum computer capable of scientific applications beyond the reach of existing classical machines to a Department of Energy facility.Charles Edwards, Caprioles’ founder, said:“Quantum…

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Bitcoin price faces back-to-back tests this week, with May PCE coming out on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. EDT and more than $10 billion in Bitcoin options settling on Deribit at 08:00 UTC Friday in the quarterly expiry that closes the second quarter.Bitcoin is trading near $62,500 after a rough June that briefly pushed it under $60,000 and left it ranging between $62,000 and $67,000.A surprise in the inflation print could land while billions in contracts are already sliding toward settlement, with the hedging that follows risking a sharper move than the data alone would produce.Chart showing the open interest for…

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Key takeaways Bitcoin remained under pressure after Iran announced that it would not permit inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to access its damaged nuclear facilities,  The leading cryptocurrency has dropped to the $62,300 level, down 3.5% in the last 24 hours.  Bitcoin (BTC) continued to trade below the $63,000 level on Tuesday as mixed signals from the United States and Iran regarding nuclear negotiations kept geopolitical tensions elevated. At the same time, ongoing institutional selling and continued outflows from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) limited the cryptocurrency’s upside potential despite diplomatic efforts. Conflicting US-Iran signals weigh on…

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Elizabeth Warren has spent much of the past decade warning Americans about the risks posed by privately issued and decentralized digital assets.Over the years, the Massachusetts Democrat has built a reputation as one of crypto industry’s most recognizable critics by persistently linking the emerging industry to money laundering, speculative excess, consumer losses, and sanctions evasion.Throughout her crusade against Bitcoin, she frequently offered a distinct alternative in a central bank digital currency, or CBDC.In a 2021 Senate appearance, she stated:Digital currency from central banks has great promise. Legitimate digital public money could help drive out bogus digital private money. It could…

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