MOG Coin Rallies as Elon Musk, Garry Tan Embrace ‘Mog/Acc’ Identity

On this day in 2020, Bitmain "split up". The legal representative of Bitmain, Zhan Ke Tuan, was robbed of his business license by a group of unidentified individuals from the hands of industrial and commercial administrative personnel.

According to official sources, OKX Wallet has taken the lead in supporting Ethereum's latest account abstraction standard EIP-7702, bringing users a more powerful and flexible on chain interaction experience. Users can upgrade their traditional Ethereum EOA (Externally Owned Account) account to a smart contract account, seamlessly connecting with the latest DApps and protocols while maintaining compatibility with the current Ethereum standards. OKX Wallet has opened an upgrade portal, where users can choose to upgrade and experience as needed. To ensure asset security, it is necessary to operate through official channels, beware of phishing links and malicious websites, and avoid asset risks. It is reported that EIP-7702 is a key Ethereum improvement proposal that blurs the boundary between traditional accounts and smart contract accounts by giving EOA addresses the ability to temporarily execute smart contract code, bringing significant breakthroughs to account abstraction. Click the link to learn more details: https://web3.okx.com/zh-hans/help/okx-wallet-to-support-eip-7702

According to Foresight News, The Bitcoin Office in El Salvador tweeted that Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele met with Jeff Booth, General Partner of Ego Death Capital. During this period, Jeff Booth stated that El Salvador is a Bitcoin country.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to Bitcoin Laws, the Texas Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act SB 21 has passed the DOGE Commission without amendment. At present, the bill does not need to be submitted to other committees for review and is expected to enter the final voting stage.

BlockBeats News: On May 8th, according to Cointelegraph, Braden John Karony, former CEO of cryptocurrency company SafeMoon, made an out of court statement in New York at the beginning of his criminal trial, asserting his innocence. Karony stated that he is innocent and "did not commit fraud," in response to media coverage of his trial. Karony, former CEO of SafeMoon, as well as Kyle Nagy, founder of SafeMoon, and Thomas Smith, former Chief Technology Officer, were charged in 2023 for allegedly "misappropriating and diverting millions of dollars worth of platform SFM tokens".