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Brother Sun "Rights Protection" Stands Up Against the Trump Family, WLFI Is the Real Scythe in the Crypto Circle

The article details the controversy surrounding World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency project linked to the Trump family. It reports that WLFI allegedly used the DeFi lending protocol Dolomite, whose co-founder is also a WLFI advisor, as a disguised channel to sell tokens by collateralizing around 5 billion WLFI tokens to borrow approximately $75 million in stablecoins. Despite WLFI's claims that the loans were for ecosystem development and posed no liquidation risk, critics argue it was a way for insiders to cash out, shifting risk to retail investors. The piece highlights WLFI's significant price decline—over 66% since its September 2025 launch—and suggests the Trump family and insiders are the main source of selling pressure, as they control nearly 74% of the token supply. It also revisits WLFI’s prior move to blacklist 272 addresses, including those of investor Justin Sun, under the pretext of preventing large-scale sell-offs, which now appears to be an effort to reduce competition for their own sales. Sun publicly accused WLFI of exploiting users, freezing assets, and treating the crypto community as a "personal ATM." WLFI countered by threatening legal action. The author notes that while Sun’s criticism may gain sympathy, a legal battle in the U.S. against the well-connected Trump family would be risky for him. Finally, the article concludes that WLFI exemplifies how powerful elites can exploit crypto’s regulatory gray areas for profit, and urges the community to reject such projects driven more by political privilege than genuine decentralized finance ideals.

Odaily星球日报04/13 12:17

Brother Sun "Rights Protection" Stands Up Against the Trump Family, WLFI Is the Real Scythe in the Crypto Circle

Odaily星球日报04/13 12:17

Tsinghua's Prediction 2 Years Ago Is Becoming Global Consensus: Meta and Two Other Major AI Institutions Have Reached the Same Conclusion

Summary: In a remarkable validation of Chinese AI research, Meta and METR have independently reached conclusions that align perfectly with the "Density Law" proposed by a Tsinghua University and FaceWall Intelligent team two years ago. Published in Nature Machine Intelligence in late 2025, the law states that the computational power required to achieve a specific level of AI performance halves every 3.5 months. This convergence was starkly evident in April 2026. METR reported that AI capabilities are doubling every 88.6 days, while Meta's new model, Muse Spark, demonstrated it could match the performance of a model from the previous year using less than one-tenth of the training compute. When plotted, the growth curves from all three sources—using different metrics (parameters, compute, task length)—show an almost identical exponential slope. The findings have profound implications: AI inference costs are collapsing faster than anticipated, powerful edge-computing AI is becoming rapidly feasible, and the industry's strategy of simply scaling model size is becoming economically inefficient. The Chinese team, which has been building its "MiniCPM" model series based on this law since 2024, is seen as having a significant two-year lead in practical engineering experience, marking a rare instance where Chinese researchers pioneered a fundamental predictive trend in AI.

marsbit04/13 12:14

Tsinghua's Prediction 2 Years Ago Is Becoming Global Consensus: Meta and Two Other Major AI Institutions Have Reached the Same Conclusion

marsbit04/13 12:14

In-Depth Reconstruction of the $285 Million Drift Hack: How Should DeFi Governance Move Beyond "Amateur Hour"?

On April 1, 2026, Drift Protocol, the largest perpetual futures DEX on Solana, suffered a catastrophic hack resulting in a loss of $285 million. The attack, attributed to a sophisticated social engineering campaign rather than a technical exploit, unfolded over several months. Hackers first infiltrated Drift’s internal circles by posing as a legitimate market maker, building trust over time. They then exploited Solana’s "Durable Nonce" feature to trick core team members into blindly signing transactions that granted administrative control. A critical vulnerability was introduced when Drift migrated to a 2/5 multisig structure without a timelock, allowing instant execution of privileged transactions with just two signatures. The attackers finally triggered the attack by adding a fake token (CVT) to the whitelist, manipulating its oracle price, and using it as collateral to drain the protocol’s treasury. The incident highlights fundamental flaws in DeFi governance, including overreliance on multisig mechanisms that lack intent verification and are vulnerable to social engineering. It underscores the misalignment between retail-grade security tools and institutional-scale treasury management. The hack signals the need for a security paradigm shift in DeFi, including adoption of Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) for key management, intent-based policy engines for transaction validation, and professional third-party custody solutions to ensure institutional-grade safety.

marsbit04/13 12:00

In-Depth Reconstruction of the $285 Million Drift Hack: How Should DeFi Governance Move Beyond "Amateur Hour"?

marsbit04/13 12:00

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