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On June 1, according to data from Token Unlocks, this week HYPE, ENA, EIGEN, and others will experience significant one-time token unlocks. The unlock data is as follows: EIGEN will unlock approximately $7.75 million worth of tokens on June 1, accounting for 6.55% of the released supply; ENA will unlock approximately $3.57 million worth of tokens on June 2, accounting for 2.57% of the released supply; OPN will unlock approximately $4.32 million worth of tokens on June 5, accounting for 10.89% of the released supply; HYPE will unlock approximately $713.8 million worth of tokens on June 5, accounting for 2.54% of the released supply; RED will unlock approximately $4.90 million worth of tokens on June 6, accounting for 10.87% of the released supply.

[This Week's Token Unlock Overview: HYPE, ENA, EIGEN, and Others to Experience Significant Token Unlocks]On June 1, according to data from Token Unlocks, this week HYPE, ENA, EIGEN, and others will experience significant one-time token unlocks. The unlock data is as follows: EIGEN will unlock approximately $7.75 million worth of tokens on June 1, accounting for 6.55% of the released supply; ENA will unlock approximately $3.57 million worth of tokens on June 2, accounting for 2.57% of the released supply; OPN will unlock approximately $4.32 million worth of tokens on June 5, accounting for 10.89% of the released supply; HYPE will unlock approximately $713.8 million worth of tokens on June 5, accounting for 2.54% of the released supply; RED will unlock approximately $4.90 million worth of tokens on June 6, accounting for 10.87% of the released supply.

This Week's Token Unlock Overview: HYPE, ENA, EIGEN, and Others to Experience Significant Token Unlocks

On June 1, a security researcher named Florent discovered and helped unlock approximately 1,003 ETH, worth around $2 million, that had been trapped in the HongCoin (The HONG) ICO contract since 2016. The contract was unable to refund most investors' ETH due to an early Solidity code bug that restricted the refund function with a global counter. Florent collaborated with the HongCoin team and successfully utilized the minting function within the contract to allow 48 original investors to apply for refunds. The entire process took about a week and was fully executed by the team signing transactions, not a unilateral hacking action. 

So far, two investors have retrieved a total of 96.5 ETH and voluntarily paid Florent a 'white hat bounty.' Florent stated that such old contracts typically do not have ownership theft vulnerabilities, making them unprofitable for hackers, with only original investors able to benefit. He regularly scans old contracts holding large amounts of ETH, and this recovery exemplifies the positive value of 'white hats' in protecting the crypto ecosystem.

[White Hat Researcher Unlocks Nearly 9-Year-Old ETH Stuck in ICO Contract, Worth Approximately $2 Million]On June 1, a security researcher named Florent discovered and helped unlock approximately 1,003 ETH, worth around $2 million, that had been trapped in the HongCoin (The HONG) ICO contract since 2016. The contract was unable to refund most investors' ETH due to an early Solidity code bug that restricted the refund function with a global counter. Florent collaborated with the HongCoin team and successfully utilized the minting function within the contract to allow 48 original investors to apply for refunds. The entire process took about a week and was fully executed by the team signing transactions, not a unilateral hacking action. 

So far, two investors have retrieved a total of 96.5 ETH and voluntarily paid Florent a 'white hat bounty.' Florent stated that such old contracts typically do not have ownership theft vulnerabilities, making them unprofitable for hackers, with only original investors able to benefit. He regularly scans old contracts holding large amounts of ETH, and this recovery exemplifies the positive value of 'white hats' in protecting the crypto ecosystem.

White Hat Researcher Unlocks Nearly 9-Year-Old ETH Stuck in ICO Contract, Worth Approximately $2 Million

On June 1, Megan Greene, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), stated on Sunday that the popularity of stablecoins may soon diminish, to be replaced by tokenized deposits, which are digital versions of traditional bank deposits. However, some of her colleagues hold a different view. "I believe that tokenized deposits are likely to replace stablecoins, and in five years, we may wonder why we were still discussing stablecoins," Greene said at a conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia. She believes that central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), stablecoins, and digital deposits each have their own market, but once commercial banks realize they will lose traditional bank deposits if they do not act, digital deposits may become the ultimate winner. In contrast, Christopher Waller, a Federal Reserve governor who spoke at the same discussion, defended stablecoins, arguing that they are a financial innovation that could reduce costs and should not be stifled by excessive regulation. "I have always viewed stablecoins as a payment tool; they are neither malicious nor dangerous," Waller stated. "They simply bring competition to the payment space." (Sina Finance)

[Bank of England's Greene: Demand for Stablecoins May Soon Fade]On June 1, Megan Greene, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), stated on Sunday that the popularity of stablecoins may soon diminish, to be replaced by tokenized deposits, which are digital versions of traditional bank deposits. However, some of her colleagues hold a different view. "I believe that tokenized deposits are likely to replace stablecoins, and in five years, we may wonder why we were still discussing stablecoins," Greene said at a conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia. She believes that central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), stablecoins, and digital deposits each have their own market, but once commercial banks realize they will lose traditional bank deposits if they do not act, digital deposits may become the ultimate winner. In contrast, Christopher Waller, a Federal Reserve governor who spoke at the same discussion, defended stablecoins, arguing that they are a financial innovation that could reduce costs and should not be stifled by excessive regulation. "I have always viewed stablecoins as a payment tool; they are neither malicious nor dangerous," Waller stated. "They simply bring competition to the payment space." (Sina Finance)

Bank of England's Greene: Demand for Stablecoins May Soon Fade

On June 1, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, six months ago, trader 0x082e established a long position of 1.38 million HYPE with 5x leverage, with an opening value of approximately $99.77 million. During the holding period, his paper loss once exceeded $25 million. However, as HYPE continued to rise and set new historical highs, the position successfully turned profitable. Currently, the trader's unrealized gains have surpassed $46 million.

[Trader Holds $46 Million in Unrealized Gains on HYPE After 6 Months]On June 1, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, six months ago, trader 0x082e established a long position of 1.38 million HYPE with 5x leverage, with an opening value of approximately $99.77 million. During the holding period, his paper loss once exceeded $25 million. However, as HYPE continued to rise and set new historical highs, the position successfully turned profitable. Currently, the trader's unrealized gains have surpassed $46 million.

Trader Holds $46 Million in Unrealized Gains on HYPE After 6 Months

On June 1, the Sui Foundation released an analysis report on the recent three outages of the mainnet, attributing the incidents that occurred last Thursday and Friday to two independent vulnerabilities introduced by the v1.72 upgrade. The first outage lasted approximately six and a half hours, while the second and third occurred on Friday morning and afternoon, respectively. The first two outages were caused by a flaw in the transaction fee deduction method exposed by the 'address balance' feature introduced in v1.72. When transactions were canceled due to insufficient funds, the network still expended these funds, resulting in negative balances that led to the collapse of the reconciliation process for validating nodes. The foundation acknowledged that the emergency temporary fix pushed on Thursday carried known interruption risks, which the team accepted in order to quickly restore on-chain services, leading to another outage on Friday morning. The third outage was triggered by another undisclosed random state vulnerability that occurred during the restart of validating nodes while installing the fix. Sui stated that user funds were never at risk, both vulnerabilities have been fixed, and a mechanism for forcibly terminating stalled epochs has been established.

[Sui Foundation Releases Analysis Report on Three Mainnet Outages: v1.72 Upgrade Introduces Two Independent Vulnerabilities]On June 1, the Sui Foundation released an analysis report on the recent three outages of the mainnet, attributing the incidents that occurred last Thursday and Friday to two independent vulnerabilities introduced by the v1.72 upgrade. The first outage lasted approximately six and a half hours, while the second and third occurred on Friday morning and afternoon, respectively. The first two outages were caused by a flaw in the transaction fee deduction method exposed by the 'address balance' feature introduced in v1.72. When transactions were canceled due to insufficient funds, the network still expended these funds, resulting in negative balances that led to the collapse of the reconciliation process for validating nodes. The foundation acknowledged that the emergency temporary fix pushed on Thursday carried known interruption risks, which the team accepted in order to quickly restore on-chain services, leading to another outage on Friday morning. The third outage was triggered by another undisclosed random state vulnerability that occurred during the restart of validating nodes while installing the fix. Sui stated that user funds were never at risk, both vulnerabilities have been fixed, and a mechanism for forcibly terminating stalled epochs has been established.

Sui Foundation Releases Analysis Report on Three Mainnet Outages: v1.72 Upgrade Introduces Two Independent Vulnerabilities

On June 1, the Sui Foundation released an analysis report on the recent three outages of the mainnet, attributing the disruptions that occurred last Thursday and Friday to two independent vulnerabilities introduced by the v1.72 upgrade. The first outage lasted approximately six and a half hours, while the second and third occurred on Friday morning and afternoon, respectively. The first two outages were caused by a defect in the transaction fee deduction method exposed by the 'address balance' feature introduced in v1.72. When transactions were canceled due to insufficient funds, the network still expended those funds, resulting in negative balances that caused the verification nodes to crash during reconciliation. The foundation acknowledged that the emergency temporary fix pushed on Thursday carried known interruption risks, which the team accepted in order to quickly restore on-chain services; this led to another outage on Friday morning. The third outage was triggered by another undisclosed random state vulnerability that occurred during the verification nodes' restart while installing the patch. Sui stated that user funds were never at risk, both vulnerabilities have been fixed, and a mechanism to forcibly terminate stalled epochs has been established.

[Sui Foundation Releases Analysis Report on Three Mainnet Outages: v1.72 Upgrade Introduced Two Independent Vulnerabilities]On June 1, the Sui Foundation released an analysis report on the recent three outages of the mainnet, attributing the disruptions that occurred last Thursday and Friday to two independent vulnerabilities introduced by the v1.72 upgrade. The first outage lasted approximately six and a half hours, while the second and third occurred on Friday morning and afternoon, respectively. The first two outages were caused by a defect in the transaction fee deduction method exposed by the 'address balance' feature introduced in v1.72. When transactions were canceled due to insufficient funds, the network still expended those funds, resulting in negative balances that caused the verification nodes to crash during reconciliation. The foundation acknowledged that the emergency temporary fix pushed on Thursday carried known interruption risks, which the team accepted in order to quickly restore on-chain services; this led to another outage on Friday morning. The third outage was triggered by another undisclosed random state vulnerability that occurred during the verification nodes' restart while installing the patch. Sui stated that user funds were never at risk, both vulnerabilities have been fixed, and a mechanism to forcibly terminate stalled epochs has been established.

Sui Foundation Releases Analysis Report on Three Mainnet Outages: v1.72 Upgrade Introduced Two Independent Vulnerabilities

On June 1, a security researcher named Florent discovered and helped unlock approximately 1,003 ETH, worth about $2 million, that had been trapped in the 2016 HongCoin (The HONG) ICO contract for nearly nine years. The contract was unable to refund most investors' ETH due to a bug in the early Solidity code that limited the refund function with a global counter. Florent collaborated with the HongCoin team to successfully allow 48 original investors to apply for refunds by utilizing the minting function in the contract. The entire process took about a week and was conducted with the team's own signed transactions, rather than being a unilateral hacking action. So far, two investors have retrieved a total of 96.5 ETH and voluntarily paid Florent a 'white hat bounty.' Florent stated that such old contracts typically do not present profit opportunities for hackers due to the absence of ownership theft vulnerabilities, meaning only the original investors can benefit. He regularly scans old contracts holding large amounts of ETH, and this recovery highlights the positive value of 'white hats' in protecting the crypto ecosystem.

[White Hat Researcher Unlocks $2 Million in Stuck ETH from ICO Contract]On June 1, a security researcher named Florent discovered and helped unlock approximately 1,003 ETH, worth about $2 million, that had been trapped in the 2016 HongCoin (The HONG) ICO contract for nearly nine years. The contract was unable to refund most investors' ETH due to a bug in the early Solidity code that limited the refund function with a global counter. Florent collaborated with the HongCoin team to successfully allow 48 original investors to apply for refunds by utilizing the minting function in the contract. The entire process took about a week and was conducted with the team's own signed transactions, rather than being a unilateral hacking action. So far, two investors have retrieved a total of 96.5 ETH and voluntarily paid Florent a 'white hat bounty.' Florent stated that such old contracts typically do not present profit opportunities for hackers due to the absence of ownership theft vulnerabilities, meaning only the original investors can benefit. He regularly scans old contracts holding large amounts of ETH, and this recovery highlights the positive value of 'white hats' in protecting the crypto ecosystem.

White Hat Researcher Unlocks $2 Million in Stuck ETH from ICO Contract

On June 1, U.S. President Trump stated: "CNN today claimed, as usual, that the Iran nuclear deal I reached does not address the 'nuclear' issue at all; in fact, the agreement clearly stipulates that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons. Furthermore, the agreement explores every aspect of the nuclear issue in extremely detailed and strong terms. In reality, this is at the core of the vast majority of the agreement's content. According to PolyBeats monitoring, the probability of reaching a nuclear agreement between the U.S. and Iran before 2027 is currently reported at 74%, while the probability of reaching an agreement by the end of June is reported at 41%."

[Trump Reiterates Iran Deal Will Clearly Prohibit Nuclear Weapons]On June 1, U.S. President Trump stated: "CNN today claimed, as usual, that the Iran nuclear deal I reached does not address the 'nuclear' issue at all; in fact, the agreement clearly stipulates that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons. Furthermore, the agreement explores every aspect of the nuclear issue in extremely detailed and strong terms. In reality, this is at the core of the vast majority of the agreement's content. According to PolyBeats monitoring, the probability of reaching a nuclear agreement between the U.S. and Iran before 2027 is currently reported at 74%, while the probability of reaching an agreement by the end of June is reported at 41%."

Trump Reiterates Iran Deal Will Clearly Prohibit Nuclear Weapons

HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 74000 USDT, currently reported at 74034.26 USDT, with a 24H increase of 0.05%.

【BTC breaks through 74000 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 74000 USDT, currently reported at 74034.26 USDT, with a 24H increase of 0.05%.

BTC breaks through 74000 USDT

The New York Department of Financial Services ordered Paxos Trust Co., which issues and lists Binance’s dollar-pegged cryptocurrency, to stop creating more of its BUSD token.  Paxos will continue to manage redemptions of the product, according to a Binance statement.

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【Crypto firm Paxos to stop issuing dollar-pegged Binance token】The New York Department of Financial Services ordered Paxos Trust Co., which issues and lists Binance’s dollar-pegged cryptocurrency, to stop creating more of its BUSD token.  Paxos will continue to manage redemptions of the product, according to a Binance statement.

Crypto firm Paxos to stop issuing dollar-pegged Binance token

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