Coinbase will suspend trading of three perpetual contracts

According to The Block, the Ethereum Layer 2 network Zero Network has announced its closure. The network will be launched in November 2024, focusing on gas free trading. The team stated that the vision of building a gas free rollup is still valid, but maintaining an independent blockchain is not the best path, and resources should be redirected towards Zerion's API and wallet services. User assets are secure, but cross chain transfer of NFTs, ETH, or other tokens is required by the end of July. Deposits have been suspended.

The VerusCoin Bridge attacker has returned 4052.4 ETH (approximately 8.5 million US dollars) to address 0xF9AB... C1A74, accounting for 75% of the total stolen amount, and retained 1350 ETH (approximately 2.8 million US dollars) as a bounty. （PeckShieldAlert）

According to Bits.media, Ivan Chebeskov, Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia, stated that the final version of the crypto market regulation bill will prohibit transfers from Russian custodial wallets to non custodial foreign wallets, except for participants in foreign trade activities such as importers. Chebeskov stated that after the law takes effect, the effectiveness of the new regulatory system will be evaluated, and in the future, it may be possible to experimentally allow the use of non custodial wallets. The final version of the bill is expected to be completed next week, with the goal of passing it before the end of the spring session of the State Duma. The Duma Financial Markets Committee previously proposed providing judicial protection for all holders of encrypted assets.

Monitoring shows that Polychain has unlocked and redeemed 122 million EIGENs from the EigenCloud pledge contract, valued at approximately $239 million, accounting for 16.5% of EIGEN's circulation. These tokens originated from investment allocations in 2024 and are currently stored at relevant addresses without further transfer. (Ashes)

According to PolyBeats monitoring, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that even if the IPO documents are submitted soon, the company may not go public immediately, and the listing time depends on factors such as market conditions. The target is to be launched as early as September, but there is still flexibility in the timeline. Insiders say that Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are assisting in drafting the prospectus. According to Polymarket, the probability of OpenAI going public by the end of August is 7%, by the end of September it is 42%, and by the end of the year it is 72%.