Selected News

1. Arthur Hayes: The Bull Market Target May Be "HYPE Surpassing SOL"

2. SOL Breaks $185, Coin Price Hits a New High in Nearly 3 Months

3. CZ Refutes WSJ's "Connecting WLFI" Report: I Am Not Anyone's Middleman

4. Farcaster Ecosystem Project Noice's Market Cap Surpasses $10 Million, 24-Hour Increase Reaches 102%

5. Menu for $55,000 TRUMP Dinner Exposed: Organic Garden Salad, Main Course Choice of Filet Mignon or Pan-Seared Halibut

Selected Articles

1. You Can Now Buy Nvidia on Kraken, What’s the Difference from Trading Stocks with Brokers?

In recent years, more and more institutions and regulatory bodies in the traditional financial sector have begun to accept cryptocurrencies, while an increasing number of projects in the crypto space aim to comply in exchange for greater exposure. Build is a long-term process, but the explosion can happen in an instant, with trends such as the Trump administration's inauguration, the SEC's change in attitude, the recent passage of the stablecoin bill, and crypto exchange Coinbase entering the S&P 500 index. This has led many crypto projects and brokerage firms that were previously preparing extensively to start "recklessly" engaging in the business of security tokenization, with on-chain "Nasdaq" emerging like mushrooms after rain.

2. The Troublemaking "Insider" and Coinbase's 5 Months of "Deafening Silence"

On May 8, crypto detective ZachXBT posted on his personal channel, clearly stating: Another $45 million has been "socially engineered" from Coinbase users. In the past few months, the similar cases he has tracked have reached nine figures. The scammers typically impersonate Coinbase customer service, calling or emailing users, and then gradually lure them to click on phishing links disguised as the official website, transferring funds to the scammers' wallets. Some say that if users are socially engineered, what does it have to do with Coinbase? "The platform is not a government regulator; how can it stop users from clicking on phishing emails?" Firstly, other major trading platforms have not seen similar scams on such a large scale. Secondly, many victims have reported that the scammers not only accurately stated their account balances and transaction times but even produced photos of their ID cards, "everything felt too real." All signs point to: Coinbase leaked data.

On-Chain Data

On May 23, the on-chain capital flow situation

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