How much did you miss out on the key market intelligence on May 23rd?
How much did you miss out on the key market intelligence on May 23rd?
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news1.ArthurHayes: The bull market target may be "HYPE surpasses SOL"
2.SOL broke through $185, and the price of the currency hit a new high in the past 3 months
3.CZ Refuting WSJ's "Matchmaking WLFI" report: I'm not anyone's middleman4.Farcaster
ecological project Noice has a market cap of more than $10 million,24 102% HOURLY GAINS.5
.$55,000 TRUMP DINNER MENU REVEALED: ORGANIC GARDEN SALAD, FILET MIGNON OR PAN-FRIED HALIBUT AS A
COURSE1."I CAN BUY NVIDIA ON KRAF, WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADING STOCKS AT A BROKERAGE?" 》
In recent years, more and more institutions and regulators in the traditional financial sector have begun to accept cryptocurrencies, and more and more projects in the crypto sector are intent on compliance in exchange for higher exposure. While Build was long-lasting, but the outbreak was instantaneous, with the Trump administration, the SEC's change in attitude, and the recent passage of the stablecoin bill, crypto exchange Coinbase's entry into the S&P 500 index, and other trend indicators. This has also made crypto projects and brokerage companies that have been preparing for a lot of time begin to carry out securities tokenization business "without scruples", and the "NASDAQ" on the chain has sprung up.
2. "Coinbase for 5 months of "ghost insider" and "deaf and dumb"
On May 8, crypto detective ZachXBT posted on his personal channel, making it clear that another $45 million had been scammed by "social engineering" from Coinbase users. In the past few months, he has tracked similar cases in the nine-figure range. Scammers often use the trick of calling or emailing users by impersonating Coinbase customer service, and then tricking users into clicking on a phishing link disguised as an official website and then transferring funds to the scammer's wallet. Some people say that users have been scammed by social engineering, what does it have to do with Coinbase? "The platform is not a government regulatory department, so how can it prevent users from clicking on phishing emails?" First of all, other major exchanges don't have similar scams on such a large scale. Secondly, there have been many victims who have reported that fraudsters not only accurately state their account balances and transaction times, but can even take out their ID photos, "everything is too real". It's all on point: Coinbase leaked data.
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flow of funds on the chain on May 23
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