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Compliance Privacy, What is Ethereum's Latest Privacy Major Upgrade Kohaku?

Vitalik has said, "If there is no privacy transition, Ethereum will fail."

BlockBeats·2025/11/18 11:08

Aave launches first DeFi app that feels like a real bank — and it might finally bring crypto to everyone

CryptoSlate·2025/11/18 11:00

Nexus Institutional Roundtable Flash Report｜Advancing the Future of Omni-Chain Finance】

Cointime·2025/11/18 10:19

Wintermute: The current macroeconomic landscape does not resemble a long-term bear market.

Cointime·2025/11/18 10:19

Analysis: The UK plans to expedite the civil recovery of 60,000 bitcoins in a money laundering case, with substantial court proceedings potentially b

Cointime·2025/11/18 10:18

Arthur Hayes: Zcash is the last 1000x opportunity, all actions are just to accumulate more bitcoin

I believe in the long-term potential of a certain asset, but in the short term my goal is to maximize my bitcoin holdings.

深潮·2025/11/18 10:15

PhotonPay wins Adam Smith Award for its innovative foreign exchange solution, reshaping the global forex management landscape

In the future, PhotonPay will continue to increase investment in both technology and compliance, aiming to build a more efficient, secure, and scalable payment and fund management network for global enterprises.

深潮·2025/11/18 10:14

When BTC treasury companies fall into a selling cycle, low-quality companies may become the ultimate winners

Bitcoin treasury companies that firmly hold their coins may ultimately emerge as the winners.

深潮·2025/11/18 10:14

Taiko technology stack has been officially adopted by ENS, enabling Namechain to build a ZK Rollup scaling solution on Ethereum mainnet.

Namechain will leverage Taiko's pre-confirmation technology—which will be launched first on the mainnet—to reduce state update times from "hours" to "seconds," addressing the key performance bottleneck that ENS has faced for years with CCIP-Read.

深潮·2025/11/18 10:13

Key Market Intelligence on November 18th, how much did you miss?

1. On-chain Funds: $73.2M USD flowed into Arbitrum today; $67.2M USD flowed out of Ethereum 2. Largest Gain/Loss: $67, $REKT 3. Top News: NVIDIA to release Q3 earnings report this Thursday, potentially triggering a global AI-related asset chain reaction

BlockBeats·2025/11/18 10:00

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Pundi AI partners with OptimAI Network to accelerate autonomous AI agent development

PANews reported on January 14 that Pundi AI announced a partnership with OptimAI Network, the first Layer-2 enhanced data network, to jointly promote the development of Agentic AI systems. This collaboration combines Pundi AI's decentralized verifiable data infrastructure deployed on BNB Chain with OptimAI's community-enhanced intelligence, aiming to accelerate the global adoption of user-owned, privacy-first AI agents. Since its launch in March 2025, OptimAI Network has expanded to 870,000 installation nodes and 530,000 users, becoming a representative of decentralized AI in the Web3 sector.

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Bitcoin treasury company Strive increased its holdings by 123 BTC in January, now holding a total of $874 million in BTC.

According to Odaily, Bitcoin treasury company Strive posted on X that between January 1, 2026 and January 12, 2026, Strive purchased 123 BTC at an average price of approximately $91,561 per BTC. As of January 12, 2026, Strive holds a total of approximately 7,749.8 BTC, with a total position value of about $874 millions and an average purchase cost of around $112,810 per BTC.

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Law firm Burwick Law has refiled a lawsuit against Pump.fun, revealing that co-founder Alon Cohen admitted that "most people lose money."

BlockBeats News, January 14, Burwick Law has resubmitted its lawsuit against Pump.fun, with the latest version of the lawsuit reiterating that Pump.fun, while marketed as a gaming opportunity, is actually a "manipulated casino" whose leaders "secretly predetermine winners and losers, siphoning huge profits from retail participants." Internal messages cited in the lawsuit show that Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen had admitted that "most people lose." The plaintiff claims the platform allows specific users to front-run the token launch through a priority fee mechanism and accuses certain crypto influencers of promoting tokens without disclosing compensation. Despite the serious allegations, the lawsuit lacks clear evidence proving direct profits to executives, and the judge has allowed the plaintiff to submit an amended complaint containing 5,000 private messages.

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Ether hits record wallet growth as fear fades away

Law firm Burwick Law has refiled a lawsuit against Pump.fun, revealing that co-founder Alon Cohen admitted that "most people lose money."

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