According to Bitcoin.com News, a user sent 1.34 million ANSEM tokens worth $226000 to a token contract address due to copying an incorrect address, resulting in a total loss of funds.

Vitalik Buterin stated that Ethereum researchers have finalized a streamlined Ethereum roadmap at the Berlin conference, which will replace core components through a series of forks. The core changes include a shift towards recursive STARK verification, the introduction of 1-2 rounds of finality, multidimensional gas pricing, and quantum resistant cryptography. The state model expands the existing 2TB dynamic state to 100TB, reducing transaction fees by more than 10 times. Privacy has been upgraded to a first level design goal, and all new components support quantum resistant and non intermediary privacy transactions. The exploration of the underlying VM of the protocol introduces RISC-V or LeanISA, while EVM may be relegated to the compilation layer feature. The Glasterdam fork will increase the gas limit, with H-star being the last previous reduced fork.

EtherFi proposes to deploy a dedicated Aave V4 instance on the OP mainnet to support EtherFi Cash, which includes $175 million in startup capital, GHO integration, and a 20% revenue sharing payment to the Aave DAO. Aave founder Stani stated that EtherFi is committed to building reliable end-user products. According to the proposal, Aave V4 will replace existing technology and provide EtherFi users with more flexible and large-scale direct lending services, with infrastructure owned and managed by EtherFi.

On July 5th, Aave's V3.7 deployment on Monad had a memory balance of over $100 million in the first two days after its launch. As of Saturday, Aave's V4 deployment on Ethereum had a deposit of $250 million.

US President Trump publicly pledged to protect the self custody rights of 50 million US Bitcoin holders and stated that the future of cryptocurrency should be in the United States. （The Bitcoin Historian）