1. Uniswap founder: Rogue attacks on encryption will increase the risk of Biden losing the election
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams posted on social media that the authorities are risking defeat in the general election by allowing rogue regulators to try to ban "Internet currency", not to mention that 40% of adults in the United States are already holders of this currency, and the regulators will ultimately lose anyway.
2.zkSync Developers: The team is investigating zkSync Sepolia testnet issues, which may affect the release of the mainnet v24 version
zkSync Developers X Platform posted a message last night saying that the team is investigating an ongoing issue with the zkSync Sepolia testnet. While the investigation continues, withdrawals of Sepolia funds from the zkSync Era Sepolia testnet are unavailable. This investigation (and its results) may affect the mainnet v24 version scheduled to be released next Monday. At around 3 am today, zkSync Developers released relevant progress, saying that the investigation is still ongoing and will continue until tomorrow, when more updates will be released.
3. Ethereum Gas Fee Hits New Low Since 2020
According to YCharts data, the average gas fee on the Ethereum network has dropped to 6.8 Gwei, the lowest level since January 2020.
4. Ethereum’s on-chain DEX transaction volume exceeded $1.4 billion yesterday, ranking first
DeFiLlama data shows that the transaction volume of DEX on the Ethereum chain was US$1.405 billion on May 10, ranking first. In addition, the transaction volume of DEX on the Solana chain was US$1.072 billion yesterday, ranking second; the transaction volume of DEX on the BSC chain was US$701.35 million yesterday, ranking third.
5. Solana Mainnet Beta v1.17.33 adoption rate reaches 32.4%
On May 11, trent.sol, a core developer of Anza, the development team responsible for handling Solana network congestion, posted on the X platform that the adoption rate of Solana mainnet Beta v1.17.33 reached 32.4%.
6. The number of EIGEN tokens claimed has exceeded 20 million, and the number of addresses participating in the claim has exceeded 50,000
The Eigen Foundation announced this morning that the first phase of the Season 1 EIGEN staking airdrop has been opened. According to the latest data from Dune Analytics, the number of EIGEN tokens claimed has exceeded 20 million, reaching 23,826,689 at the time of writing. So far, the largest claim is 2,426,394 EIGEN, and the smallest claim is 2 EIGEN. The number of addresses currently participating in the claim is 52,040.
7. LayerZero releases Protocol RFP proposal, confirming the first step of TGE allocation
On May 11, LayerZero Labs released the Protocol RFP proposal in the community, marking the first step in finalizing the TGE allocation. It said that developers are the lifeline of LayerZero, and the RFP allows each project to set its own allocation criteria based on its overall token allocation. In addition, LayerZero also requires each team to provide a developer address to ensure that the development team directly obtains 10% allocation to developers. The proposal is that all projects that deploy OApp, OFT or ONFT contracts on the mainnet before Snapshot#1and declare them on LayerZero Scan are eligible to submit proposals. An example of project allocation is: 50% is allocated to users of cross-chain OFT, 20% is allocated to LP, 15% is allocated to token holders, and 15% is allocated to community members. At the same time, the LayerZero Foundation will screen according to the final witch report, and the witch address will automatically be disqualified from the allocation. LayerZero reminds that the Protocol RFP is only one aspect of the TGE, and more information about token allocation (including single user allocation and future protocol allocation) will be announced soon.
8. JPMorgan holds multiple US spot Bitcoin ETFs
American financial giant JPMorgan Chase has disclosed its investments in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provided by Grayscale, ProShares, Bitwise, BlackRock, and Fidelity. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 10, JPMorgan Chase reported that it holds shares worth approximately $760,000 in the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO), BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), and Bitwise Bitcoin ETF. In addition, the bank also reported that it holds 25,021 shares of Bitcoin Depot, a Bitcoin deposit machine provider, worth approximately $47,000. After the release of this news, it attracted market attention and also highlighted the gradual entry of financial giants into the cryptocurrency field.
9. The address that defrauded 1,155 wBTC has returned more than 96% of the funds to the victims
Blockchain data shows that the address poisoning attacker, who tricked users into sending him 1,155 Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) (worth $68 million at the time), has returned almost all of the stolen funds. The funds had been converted to Ether (ETH) while the attacker was holding them, and the price of ETH has fallen. However, the attacker returned about 22,960.07 ETH, worth about $65.7 million, which is more than 96% of the dollar value of the funds originally stolen.
