本周前瞻 | Jupiter 代币 JUP 上线，Sepolia 迎来 Dencun 升级

Foresight NewsОпубліковано о 2024-01-28Востаннє оновлено о 2024-02-01

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一览未来一周最值得关注的行业大事件及项目重要进展。

Magic Eden 或将于 1 月 29 日正式推出其多链钱包。
谷歌从 1 月 29 日起允许某些加密货币产品在其搜索引擎上投放广告。
以太坊测试网 Sepolia 于 1 月 30 日进行 Dencun 升级。
Jupiter 将于 1 月 31 日推出代币 JUP。
价值约 9000 万美元 DYDX 于 2 月 1 日解锁。

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重要事件

以太坊测试网 Sepolia 于 1 月 30 日进行 Dencun 升级，此外测试网 Holesky 于 2 月 7 日进行 Dencun 升级，若一切进展顺利，以太坊主网将于 2 月底或 3 月初激活 Dencun 升级。以太坊 Dencun 升级的核心是通过 EIP-4844 引入 Blob 承载交易，该升级旨在大幅降低 L2 成本，为扩容奠定基础。

科技巨头谷歌更新广告政策，将从 1 月 29 日起允许某些加密货币产品在其搜索引擎上投放广告，包括比特币现货 ETF 在内的广告，但谷歌要求此类广告的广告商需要获得认证并满足谷歌的具体要求。面对违规行为，谷歌将至少提前 7 天向违规者发出警告，若不执行，帐户可能面临暂停。

Solana 生态交易聚合器 Jupiter 协议代币 JUP 将于北京时间 1 月 31 日 23:00 推出，JUP 的首次空投面向 955000 名符合条件的用户开放，这些用户在 2023 年 11 月的快照日期之前达到了 1000 美元的交易量要求。Solana 注册量上周因为 Jupiter 发放的测试 Meme 币 WEN 空投而飙升至历史新高，Meme 币 WEN 的空投申领将于今日 23:00 截止，届时所有未申领的 WEN 将被销毁，截至发稿时，近一半的空投仍无人认领。

项目进展

NFT 市场 Magic Eden发布预告视频并配文「Monday」，视频中出现带有 Magic Eden 图标的多链钱包，以及比特币、以太坊、Solana 和 Polygon 图标，或暗示将于 1 月 29 日正式推出其多链钱包。此前，该钱包于 2023 年底首次向少量用户发布，支持比特币、Solana、以太坊和 Polygon 之间的即时加密货币兑换。用户将能通过使用 Magic Eden 钱包获得奖励，该钱包和浏览器插件将于 1 月底在全球推出。

Starknet 计划于北京时间 1 月 30 日 17:00 在 Goerli 测试网上进行压力测试，测试将持续数小时，届时可能造成 Starknet Goerli 测试网拥堵，导致测试网上交易执行前的长时间等待，其他网络，包括主网和 Sepolia 测试网将不受影响。

专注于 NFT 的以太坊 Layer2 网络 Frame 主网以及第二章（Chapter 2）空投将于 2024 年 1 月 31 日启动，重点关注创作者、开发者和网络用户。

BNB Greenfield 测试网将于 2 月 1 日进行Hulunbeier 硬分叉，主网预计在在 2 月 22 日进行 Hulunbeier 硬分叉。此次升级要求验证者和存储提供者（SP）更新至最新版本，不会影响账户余额或存储数据。新功能包括 Greenfield 跨链权限模块和存储提供者退出的简化实现。此外，对存储提供者进行了数据恢复和 Blocksyncer 性能提升等更新。

L1 区块链 Nibiru 将于北京时间 2024 年 2 月 2 日 2:00 在 CoinList 上开启NIBI 代币销售，此次公募的代币供应量为 6000 万枚 NIBI 代币（占总供应量的 4%）；价格 0.05 美元，2024 年 2 月 26 日左右解锁 10%，随后 12 个月线性解锁；初始购买限额最低 50 美元，最高 2000 美元（仅限 USDT/USDC）。为了获得参加 Nibiru 社区销售的资格，用户的 CoinList 钱包需要在注册截止日期（北京时间 1 月 29 日 20:00）之前存有最低购买金额（50 美元的 USDT 或 USDC）。

活动预告

StarkWare 黑客马拉松 Cairo Workshop 注册截止日期为 1 月 29 日。
Binance Labs 第 7 季 MVB 加速器计划项目申请延长开放至 1 月 31 日，涵盖 AI 驱动的 DApp、用户友好的社交网络、全链游戏、数字身份和声誉、使用 BNB Greenfield 的內容和数据平台 5 个维度。

代币解锁

据 Token Unlocks 数据显示，本周 OP、DYDX 等代币将迎来一次性大额解锁，总计释放价值约 2.36 亿美元。其中价值约 7441 万美元 OP 于 1 月 30 日解锁，约 9100 万美元 DYDX 于 2 月 1 日解锁。

投票治理

Gitcoin 关于降低链上和链下 GTC 投票门槛的提案将于 1 月 31 日投票截止，该提案是对先前提案的修正，此前将链上和链下投票的法定人数门槛从 250 万枚 GTC 降低到 100 万枚 GTC 的提案在实施过程中遇到了一些技术困难，此次提案将把初始提案门槛从 100 万枚降低到 15 万枚 GTC。

韩国互联网巨头 Kakao 开发的区块链 Klaytn 背后的机构 Klaytn 基金会与日本社交巨头 LINE 开发的 Finschia 区块链运营商 Finschia 基金会合作，提议将两个现有区块链合并成一个新的主网，「Finschia 与 Klaytn 主网合并提案」投票将于北京时间 2 月 2 日 13:22 截止。

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