02:09 2025-04-05
BTC falls below $84,000The market shows that BTC has fallen below $84,000 and is now trading at $83,996.78, with a 24-hour increase of 1.37%. The market is volatile, so please do a good job in risk control.
02:09 2025-04-05
Lens Chain mainnet is onlineThe main network of Lens Chain, a L2 network specially built for SocialFi, is launched. The functions provided by Lens are as follows:
Lens Chain: Use GHO stablecoins as gas for scalable, fast, and low-cost transactions.
Social Protocol (Lens V3): Pre-built social primitives such as accounts and groups. These primitives are flexible and modular and can be integrated into existing applications as separate features.
Grove: User-controlled on-chain permissioned storage of content.
Developer Dashboa...
01:18 2025-04-05
Sui Lianchuang responds to Paradigm CTO: I have believed that Solidity and EVM have problems since 2018Georgios Konstantopoulos, chief technology officer of Paradigm, said in a post on the X platform that there are problems with the current state of Solidity, questioning whether it should continue to improve Solidity, move to Vyper, or develop new languages, or even consider a Rust-based RISCV runtime.
In response, the co-founder of Sui expressed his curiosity about why the Paradigm CTO's views changed after long-term participation in the Solidity ecosystem and tool development, and said that he ...
00:39 2025-04-05
Tether CEO: Consider creating a new U.S.-registered compliance stablecoinPaolo Ardoino, chief executive of Tether, said he did not mind USDT being banned in the US due to new regulations. Tether is actively considering creating a new US-registered stablecoin and will comply with upcoming US stablecoin laws. "We need two products with different value propositions". Ardoino believes USDT is more suitable for emerging markets, saying it may no longer dominate in the US and Europe in the future.
00:36 2025-04-05
Brazilian court authorizes seizure of cryptocurrency for debt settlementAccording to Cointelegraph, the 3rd Collegiate Chamber of the Brazilian High Court has unanimously ruled that the court can seize the debtor's cryptocurrency assets to repay creditors. According to the ruling, judges can now issue a notice to cryptocurrency exchanges to request the seizure of the account holder's assets for debt settlement.
In a memo posted on its website, the high court noted that although cryptocurrencies are not legal tender, they can be used as a means of payment and a store...