1. LayerZero Foundation launches airdrop qualification check website
According to the query results, LayerZero distributes airdrops from multiple dimensions, including the number of public chains and L0 protocols in use, Stargate voting rewards, LP, ONFT and OFT users. ZRO airdrops will be available on June 20. LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino said that a total of 1.28 million addresses are eligible for airdrops, and nearly 10 million ZRO tokens that would have been owned by sybil are now distributed to users. The LayerZero RFP allocates 30 million ZRO tokens, of which Stargate received 10 million ZRO allocations, and Pudgy Penguins and Kanpai Pandas each received 1 million ZRO allocations. All projects in the RFP allocate their own quotas to their own communities according to their own wishes.
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2. Bybit and OKX refuse to list political tokens
After Kraken announced the listing of political tokens BODEN and TREMP, CoinDesk reported that Bybit and OKX rejected the listing of political tokens because of the potential political risks that centralized exchanges may bring. HTX is the only major exchange other than Kraken that has listed TREMP tokens, and has stated that it does not rule out listing TRUMP.
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3. Consensys: SEC will not charge ETH sales as securities transactions
Consensys tweeted that it had received notice from the SEC that they would end their investigation into Ethereum 2.0, which means that the SEC will not allege that the sale of ETH is a securities transaction. Consensys wrote to the SEC on June 7, asking it to confirm that the approval of the ETH ETF in May, which is based on ETH as a commodity, means that the agency will end its investigation into Ethereum 2.0. In addition, Consensys said that the struggle is still going on, and in the lawsuit, it also seeks a declaration that providing the user interface software MetaMask Swaps and Staking does not violate securities laws.
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4. Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic is one of Terraform Labs’ early investors
According to court documents released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Spajic invested $75,000 in April 2018 to purchase 750,000 Luna tokens, and Terraform Labs was officially established on April 23, 2018. These tokens were worth more than $90 million at their peak. Previously, Spajic claimed that Das Capital SG, a Singaporean company where he worked, invested in Terraform Labs, but SEC documents show that he was listed as the 16th investor on the list.
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5. Bitcoin hashrate may slow as North American miners face summer heat wave
As North America enters summer and is accompanied by a heat wave, Bitcoin hashrate growth is expected to slow in the coming months. Blockware Intelligence analysts said that the primary operational challenge facing Bitcoin miners is heat dissipation, and miners need more electricity to cool their machines in the summer, or shut down operations due to high demand for air conditioning by energy consumers. This seasonal phenomenon has led to a decline in hashrate in the past two summers. According to the hashrate index data, as of June 17, Bitcoin miner hashrate fell 10% to 589 EH/s.
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6.Dilation Effect It is recommended that users restart their phones once a week and turn off the iMessage function
Security agency Dilation Effect recommends that users restart their phones once a week (turn off and then restart). Attacks on mobile phones are often carried out through text messages or browsers. If a mobile phone is successfully attacked and a Trojan is implanted during operation, then after the phone is restarted, if the Trojan still wants to remain, the hacker must either have mastered the vulnerability of the secure boot of the mobile phone system or re-run the exploit code. If the attacker re-attacks and runs the exploit, the victim may discover it. In addition, it is recommended that iPhone users always turn off the iMessage function.
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