Coin World News, according to DL News, Dean Norris, an actor from Breaking Bad, has been hacked for the second time in half a year on his Twitter account. The hacker created a token called Dean in his name and promoted it by forging a photo of him holding a piece of paper. The market capitalization of the token once soared to $7 million, but dropped 90% after Norris released a video clarifying the hacker attack. Norris said he didn't realize his account had been hijacked until he received a text message from a friend because he doesn't often use Twitter. In September last year, his account was used to promote the SHRADER Token on the TRON chain. With events such as Trump's release of the TRUMP Token, users have found it difficult to distinguish the authenticity of celebrity-backed tokens.

Odaily Planet Daily News Former FTX executive Ryan Salame, who was sentenced to 90 months in prison, posts on X almost every day. Last Sunday, he wrote, "Are we at a key moment in the cryptocurrency cycle (lenders even allowing you to borrow billions of dollars with a ham sandwich as collateral)?" Four lawyers said that it was 'unusual' for the former FTX executive to make comments on social media after being sentenced, but they added that the legal risks of Salame making public comments were lower than the risks he faced before the verdict was reached. Salame and his lawyer did not immediately respond to requests for comment. (DL News) Earlier at the end of May, there was news that Ryan Salame hinted at writing a book. His X account, after being silent for nearly two years, posted and wrote, "hot damn, this is going to get interesting quickly," seemingly implying that he is ready to talk about the story of FTX exchange. In addition, Ryan Salam wrote in his final tweet, "It's really useful to know who your frens are! I'm glad to be able to grow with them for the long term. If you can get rid of these crazy thoughts, you can really figure out who cares about customers and who doesn't care about customers."

PANews May 23rd news, DefiLlama data shows that the total value locked (TVL) of Aave, a decentralized lending protocol on Ethereum, has now risen to $12.966 billion, the highest level since May 6th, 2022. DL News commented that this is the latest sign of DeFi recovering from countless disasters in 2022, which wiped out two-thirds of the industry's market cap. It also indicates that cryptocurrency traders are flocking to ETH after ETF observers expect the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve spot Ethereum ETF tomorrow.

PANews May 14th news, according to DL News, on Tuesday, three judges in the Netherlands ruled that Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev is guilty of laundering 1.2 billion dollars of illegal assets on the cryptocurrency mixer platform Tornado Cash. It is expected that the group will sentence Pertsev on Tuesday. Pertsev's lawyer will have 14 days to appeal the judge's decision.

According to Eric Balchunas, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, it is expected that the Ethereum Spot ETF will not be approved before the end of 2025. Currently, there are only nine days left until the deadline for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve or reject the Ethereum Spot ETF. Meanwhile, investors on the on-chain prediction market Polymarket believe that there is a 14% chance of the Ethereum Spot ETF being approved before May 31st. According to reports, Eric Balchunas previously stated publicly that the Ethereum Spot ETF application may be rejected by the SEC on May 23. (DL News)

Bloomberg Analyst: Ethereum Spot ETF Not Expected to Receive Approval from US SEC by the End of 2025 According to DL News, the deadline for the approval or rejection of the Ethereum Spot ETF by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is only nine days away. Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas said he doesn't expect the ETF to be approved by the end of 2025. Meanwhile, investors on the on-chain prediction market Polymarket believe there is a 14% chance of the SEC approving the ETF by May 31st. #ETH #BTC #ETF

PANews May 11th News, according to DL News, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that due to lack of meaningful interaction with potential issuers and the uncertainty of Ethereum's regulatory status, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may reject the application for Ethereum spot ETF on May 23rd. Balchunas further predicted that it may not be until the end of 2025 that Ethereum spot ETF can be realized. In addition, he mentioned the potential impact of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, pointing out that if former President Trump wins a second term, the SEC may undergo leadership changes, and the new president may adopt a more crypto-friendly monetary policy.

Manuel Nordeste, vice president of Fidelity digital assets, said at a recent event in London that fixed income plans and other pension funds "have just begun to discuss" encryption assets with the investment committee. Small, but sophisticated investors, like family offices and high-net-worth individuals, are more likely to buy Crypto Assets, Nordeste said. When Fidelity Digital Assets was just starting out (2018), it saw "family offices, small specialist asset managers, and Hedging funds, and then large Blue-Chip Stocks Hedging funds," adding: "Now, we're starting to have a conversation with bigger, real institutional investors, and we're getting some of those clients, as well as corporates and so on. ” According to the Urban Institute, a think tank, the total retirement savings of teachers and firefighters in the United States will be $4.7 trillion in 2023. The majority (71%) of them are allocated to equities and 21% to bonds. However, a survey conducted by Fidelity Digital Asset on the broader market showed that 80% of high-net-worth individuals have a positive attitude towards digital assets, while only 23% have a positive attitude towards pension plans. Among them, 48% of respondents invest in digital assets, while only 7% of pension plans invest in digital assets. （DL News）

DL News reported that Yuga Labs CEO Greg Solano sent an internal email to employees, stating that the company has "lost its direction" and is struggling in a "maze-like process". Previously, it was announced that the adoption was to change Yuga Labs in order to return to its origins. Greg Solano also mentioned that Yuga Labs needs a team that does less work but performs exceptionally, but is currently in a difficult mode.

DL News revealed in a report that Greg Solano, the CEO of Yuga Labs, sent an internal email to the employees, stating that the company has "lost its direction" and is struggling in a "maze-like process". It was previously announced that this was done in order to change Yuga Labs and return to its roots. Greg Solano also mentioned that Yuga Labs needs a team that does less but excels at what they do, but is currently in a difficult situation.

Bit World reported: The stock prices of several Bitcoin mining companies are rising in the market trend. The halving may trigger industry consolidation. According to the report from BlockBeats, on April 27th, within a week of the Bitcoin block reward halving, despite the halving of miner income, the stock prices of several Bitcoin mining companies rose. Among them, Riot Platforms' stock price rose as much as 36.3%, Marathon Digital and Cipher Mining rose by 20.1% and 20.3% respectively. Analysts believe that the halving may eventually lead to mining consolidation, with financially strong mining companies acquiring assets from less efficient competitors, resulting in market concentration in the hands of a few competitors. This will help improve profitability, especially when the Bitcoin price rises. (DL News)

After a week of Bitcoin block reward halving, despite the halving of miner's income, the stock prices of several Bitcoin mining companies have increased. According to data from Motley Fool, Riot Platforms saw the highest increase of 36.3%, while Marathon Digital and Cipher Mining increased by 20.1% and 20.3% respectively. Analysis suggests that the halving may eventually lead to industry consolidation, with well-funded mining companies acquiring assets from less efficient competitors, resulting in a concentration of market share among a few players and improving profitability, especially in the case of rising Bitcoin prices. Additionally, while an increase in market share may be positive, miners still need to profit from the difference between costs and Bitcoin prices. (DL News)

Michael Blank, who has served as Polygon Labs' chief operating officer since March 2022, is leaving the company and will remain with the company in the coming months to complete the transition. Nearly three months before Blank was laid off, the company laid off 60 employees, or about 19% of its workforce, nearly three months before Blank was laid off, according to a post announcing the layoffs in February. This follows a series of executive departures from the company over the past year, including two co-founders, a former CFO and a former president. （DL News）

PANews reported on April 26 that, according to DL News, Michael Blank, who has served as the chief operating officer of Polygon Labs since March 2022, is about to resign. Polygon Labs president Marc Boiron announced Blank's departure on the company's Slack last Thursday, and that Blank will remain with the company for the next few months, which supports the Polygon Blockchain and related products, a spokesperson for Polygon Labs, said a spokesperson for the company. According to Boiron's February post announcing layoffs, the company laid off 60 employees (about 19% of its workforce), and nearly three months later, Blank's position was eliminated. Over the past year, the company has seen a series of key leaders leave, including two co-founders, a former chief financial officer and a former president. A spokesperson for Polygon Labs declined to comment further on the departure of its chief operating officer.