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Featured news 1. Vitalik: Ethereum will expand L1 by about 10x in a year, taking a "breather" before the next leap 2. South Korea's parliament is considering a bill on tokenized securities, which is expected to pass after the presidential election 3.CZ: Now might be a good time to launch a dark pool perpetual DEX 4. LABUBU market cap exceeded $67 million, up 22.8% in 24 hours 5. This week's unlock data list: ENA, EIGEN, TAIKO, and others will usher in a one-time token unlock Articles&Threads 1. "Confession of the "Landing Leek" in the Cryptocurrency Circle: How Did I Outperform BTC and Steadily Achieve A8? 》 This article shares the author's experience on how to achieve an eight-figure fortune with cryptocurrency and aim for a nine-figure goal. The core lies in designing a long-term compounded portfolio, emphasizing discipline, patience and realistic expectations. The author consistently outperforms Bitcoin by holding Bitcoin, borrowing funds for short-term trading, cyclical ace investing, and angel investing, while protecting downside risks. The key to success is to focus on your circle of competence, avoid chasing short-term profits, and enjoy the investment process to achieve solid wealth growth. 2. "Justin Sun in Conversation with Eric Trump: Beyond the Political Moat, USD1's Secret Weapon to Win the Stablecoin Market" In this discussion, Justin Sun, Zach Witkoff, and Eric Trump have a conversation around World Liberty Financial and the future of cryptocurrency. They criticized the traditional financial system for its low transparency, poor accessibility, and inefficiency, emphasizing that the USD1 stablecoin is committed to bringing financial freedom to the world's 1.4 billion unbanked people by providing transparent and fast cross-border payments through blockchain technology. They believe that cryptocurrencies will disrupt the outdated banking system, and that the innovation environment in the UAE and the United States under the new leadership will lead the change. Market data The overall fund heat of the daily market (reflected according to the funding rate) and token unlocking Source: Coinglass, TokenUnlocks Funding Rate Token unlocking

24-hour major events in the crypto world! Quick overview of overnight market trends in 1 minute 1. Overview of this week's unlock data: #ENA, #EIGEN, #TAIKO will undergo large-scale token unlocks; 2. #LABUBU market cap surpasses $67 million, 24-hour increase of 22.8%; 3. #Vitalik: #Ethereum will expand L1 scale by about 10 times within a year, "catching a breath" before the next leap; 4. #CZ: Now might be a good time to launch a dark pool perpetual DEX; 5. Michael Saylor releases Bitcoin Tracker information, possibly hinting at another increase in #BTC holdings; 6. Ethena Labs launches high-yield savings feature for the #TON ecosystem, with annual returns up to 18%; 7. #Hyperliquid's May trading volume reached $248.29 billion, setting a new monthly record; 8. Opinion: #JamesWynn has had no trades in the past 24 hours, "reverse hedging rumors" seem increasingly credible. Previously, there were rumors in the market that he was opening positions on Hyperliquid while hedging in the opposite direction on multiple exchanges, attracting the entire network's attention to the Hype platform and causing fluctuations in Meme coin prices.

Crypto Watchlist for the week ahead: $BTC - The Bitcoin Act bill to buy 1 million BTC will hit the US Senate floor next week $KAITO - Infinex's airdrop for KAITO stakers will occur next week $ETH - Ethereum is expected to announce a new initiative in collaboration with Base next week $ICP - World Computer Summit starts on June 3. Some big announcements might be made during it $AVAX - Infinex wallet will add support for Avalanche next week $SKATE - Skate, an infrastructure layer that connects all VMs, is expected to launch its token in early June $TAIKO - $46M worth of TAIKO (69% of its circulating supply) will be unlocked on June 5 If you enjoyed reading this, a like and a repost would be appreciated🫡

Original by 0xTodd, Partner, Nothing Research Judging from the current results, after the gas fee of the Ethereum L1 mainnet has dropped to the lowest in 5 years, many projects feel that it seems that it is not impossible to deploy in L1, so many people will ask, what core problem is L2 solving now? There's an age-old topic called the impossible triangle of blockchains, which, according to Vitalik, is the only choice between security, decentralization, and scalability. Going back to the technical essentials, this is what L2 is supposed to solve: First, the state summary is placed on L1 and is maintained by the mainnet [security]; Second, try to keep the sequencer as decentralized as possible; Finally, scalability is achieved by L2 as cleverly as possible off-chain. Different L2 solutions have their own advantages, and everyone is familiar with OP series rollups and ZK series rollups. Today I want to talk about something different, such as Based-Rollup. The Based L2 solution was also proposed by V God first, and L2 for example, Taiko has been pushing the Based Rollup idea. PS: Note that it is Based, which has nothing to do with Coinbase's Base, which is also OP-based. As we all know, a standard OP system is an L2 system, and the sequencer has a lot of power, it can decide who trades first and who trades last, and can profit from MEV even if it is not evil. That's why Metis, for example, proposes a decentralized sequencer. Different L2s also have different approaches to MEV: Arb, for example, advocates fair treatment of MEVs (strictly on a first-come, first-served basis), while OPs are more encouraging, believing that MEVs are free market practices and therefore taxing MEVs. Either way, the L2 sequencer is in a position where it stands out. So Based-Rollup chooses to swing the knife at the sequencer - its idea is to directly let ETH L1 do the sorting, so as to limit the power of the L2 sequencer. To quote a diagram from the @taikoxyz documentation: As you can see, it's a three-step process: In the first step, the L2 searcher packages the L2 transaction and sends it to the L2 block builder. In the second step, the L2 block builder builds the block; In the third step, L1 searchers include the L2 block in the block they built in L1. And here the L1 searcher and the L2 builder it can be the same person. In fact, there is redundancy in the device performance of L1 searchers, and there is no pressure at all to build an extra Taiko L2 block. To use an inappropriate analogy, if ETH and L2 are compared to the relationship between provinces and cities, then the idea of the Based Rollup is to have the mayor (L2 builder) also serve as the deputy governor (L1 searcher), which actually uses L1 resources to protect L2 security. Taiko has been from TGE for exactly a whole year now, and Token Unlock is about to start, so Taiko has also brewed a new idea called Based Booster Rollup/BBR for a year. The idea that Booster Rollup can also be used as a mirror image of L1 is also interesting, but due to space constraints, the analysis of Booster Rollup will be expanded on in the next article. Link to original article

Judging from the current results, after the gas fee of the Ethereum L1 mainnet has dropped to the lowest in 5 years, many projects feel that it seems that it is not impossible to deploy in L1, so many people will ask, what core problem is L2 solving now? There's an age-old topic called the impossible triangle of blockchains, which, according to Vitalik, is the only choice between security, decentralization, and scalability. Going back to the technical essentials, this is what L2 is supposed to solve: First, the state summary is placed on L1 and is maintained by the mainnet [security]; Second, try to keep the sequencer as decentralized as possible; Finally, scalability is achieved by L2 as cleverly as possible off-chain. Different L2 solutions have their own advantages, and everyone is familiar with OP series rollups and ZK series rollups. Today I want to talk about something different, such as Based-Rollup. The Based L2 solution was also proposed by V God first, and L2 for example, Taiko has been pushing the Based Rollup idea. PS: Note that it is Based, which has nothing to do with Coinbase's Base, which is also OP-based. As we all know, a standard OP system is an L2 system, and the sequencer has a lot of power, it can decide who trades first and who trades last, and can profit from MEV even if it is not evil. That's why Metis, for example, proposes a decentralized sequencer. Different L2s also have different approaches to MEV: Arb, for example, advocates fair treatment of MEVs (strictly on a first-come, first-served basis), while OPs are more encouraging, believing that MEVs are free market practices and therefore taxing MEVs. Either way, the L2 sequencer is in a position where it stands out. So Based-Rollup chooses to swing the knife at the sequencer - its idea is to directly let ETH L1 do the sorting, so as to limit the power of the L2 sequencer. To quote a diagram from the @taikoxyz documentation: As you can see, it's a three-step process: In the first step, the L2 searcher packages the L2 transaction and sends it to the L2 block builder. In the second step, the L2 block builder builds the block; In the third step, L1 searchers include the L2 block in the block they built in L1. And here the L1 searcher and the L2 builder it can be the same person. In fact, there is redundancy in the device performance of L1 searchers, and there is no pressure at all to build more Taiko L2 blocks. To use an inappropriate analogy, if ETH and L2 are compared to the relationship between provinces and cities, then the idea of the Based Rollup is to have the mayor (L2 builder) also serve as the deputy governor (L1 searcher), which actually uses L1 resources to protect L2 security. Taiko has been from TGE for exactly a whole year now, and Token Unlock is about to start, so Taiko has also brewed a new idea called Based Booster Rollup/BBR for a year. The idea that Booster Rollup can also be used as a mirror image of L1 is also interesting, but due to space constraints, the analysis of Booster Rollup will be expanded on in the next article.