Tom Lee stated that the market's fundamentals remain stable amidst fear, and now is a good time for investors to allocate risk and return.

A Hyperliquid trader held a short position of $4.25 million in TSLA and made a profit of $241700 in one day. The trader's other short positions showed profits of $1.34 million for SKHX, $1.17 million for NBIS, $552400 for SPXC, and $498100 for XYZ100. The above positions have not achieved a total profit of $3.65 million, and the trader has accumulated a loss of $217600.

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FCAT, a subsidiary of Fidelity, has released a report stating that Solana has made progress in network resilience, economic security, and performance, with no record of mainnet downtime in the past two years. The report points out that the concentration of staking, hosting, and client software still needs to be continuously observed. Solana has reduced the block generation time to 350 milliseconds. Jacob Creech, Vice President of Technology at Solana Foundation, stated that the foundation proposed a goal of reducing it to 200 milliseconds in June and plans to make three further reductions of 50 milliseconds each. (Source: Cointelegraph)

Nine blockchain organizations have established the Quantum Alliance with the aim of developing quantum readiness standards and establishing anti quantum capability testing methods for networks, wallets, and infrastructure. The founding participants of the alliance include Quantus, Postquant Labs, and others, whose work covers blockchain migration, post quantum zero knowledge systems, wallet security, and cross chain compatibility. The alliance claims that elliptic curve signatures put 6.04 million bitcoins in a state of quantum risk exposure. If a quantum computer with sufficient computing power runs the Shor algorithm, theoretically it can reverse engineer the private key and control the asset. The alliance cited predictions that the risk window is in the late 2020s, and Google Quantum AI research will lower the number of quantum bits required to crack Bitcoin cryptography to less than 500000. (Source: Decrypt)