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Key global market data will be released this week, including the U.S. non-farm payroll report, CPI inflation data, and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision, all of which will significantly impact market liquidity. Bitcoin prices are fluctuating due to macroeconomic factors, while institutions such as Coinbase and HashKey are striving to break through via innovation and public listings. Summary generated by Mars AI This summary was generated by the Mars AI model. Its accuracy and completeness are still being iteratively improved.
The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates and starting bond purchases, while Japan and other regions may turn to rate hikes. Silver repeatedly hits record highs, SpaceX is set for a 1.5 trillion IPO, and Oracle becomes the litmus test for the AI bubble. The Russia-Ukraine peace process is stuck on territorial issues, the US seizes a Venezuelan oil tanker... What exciting market events did you miss this week?
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- 06:10Vitalik: X should provide ZK proofs for algorithmic decisions and delay code disclosureJinse Finance reported that Davide Crapis, Head of AI at Ethereum Foundation, stated that if X claims to be a platform for free speech, it should disclose its algorithm optimization objectives. Vitalik Buterin commented, advocating for zero-knowledge proofs for every algorithmic decision. Ideally, content and interaction records should be timestamped on-chain to prevent tampering, and he committed to publishing the complete algorithm code after a delay of 1-2 years.
- 06:10Last week, the total bitcoin network hashrate dropped by 17.25%.Jinse Finance reported, according to F2pool data, the total network hashrate of bitcoin is currently 988.49EH/s, down 17.25% compared to the same time last week.
- 05:41Curve founder proposes allocating 17.45 million CRV for development and team supportAccording to ChainCatcher, Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov has proposed allocating 17.45 million CRV tokens to Curve development company Swiss Stake AG to support ecosystem development, technology R&D, and the ongoing development of lending protocols. At current prices, this grant is worth approximately $6.6 million. Previously, Curve had issued a similar grant to the company at the end of 2024. Egorov stated in a post on the Curve DAO governance forum that the funds will be used for software development, infrastructure and security construction, and to support Swiss Stake AG’s core contribution team of about 25 people. The planned objectives include launching and expanding the new lending system Llamalend, developing on-chain foreign exchange functionality, and optimizing Curve’s user interface and cross-chain capabilities. According to the proposal, the related R&D results will be released under an open-source license compatible with the Curve codebase. If the proposal is approved, Swiss Stake AG may stake part of the CRV to earn yields, but the tokens must be strictly used for the purposes specified in the proposal, with a commitment to disclose fund usage every six months. Egorov stated that although Swiss Stake AG has already generated some revenue through the deployment of Curve Lite and veCRV staking, it still relies on community support overall. This grant aims to ensure the team’s operations and promote the Curve ecosystem’s development towards long-term self-sufficiency.