MARA Holdings-linked wallet suspected of selling Bitcoin, deposited 1,000 BTC worth $82.8 million to Binance and Gate over the past 5 days

Odaily News: U.S. stocks are expected to open higher on Monday. This follows the market's largest weekly decline since April of last year, when Trump announced tariff policies. During Asian trading hours, Nasdaq 100 futures, which are tech-heavy, rose 1.3%, while S&P 500 futures gained 0.8%. Analysts noted that investors are now reassessing the market situation after Friday's selloff, which was triggered by concerns over widening credit spreads among companies tied to AI data centers. This easing of sentiment also supported Asian markets. South Korea's KOSPI index rose 0.5% on Monday after suffering an 11% decline last week.Prashant Bhayani, Chief Investment Officer for Asia at BNP Paribas, said: "We're seeing a rebound because there was no substantive escalation in the Iran conflict over the weekend." Bhayani added that after last week's "de-risking" moves, traders have adopted a wait-and-see approach toward AI-related trades. Japan's TOPIX index fell nearly 1% in early trading on Monday but recovered in the afternoon, ending the day roughly flat. The Nikkei 225, which is heavily weighted with technology stocks, fell 0.7%. (Financial Times)

Odaily reports that the Zakura team, developers of new Zcash software, has proposed allocating an independent viewing key for each ZEC cross-chain swap completed through NEAR Intents, in order to defend against privacy threats posed by future quantum computers. When users swap ZEC for USDC, NEAR Intents publicly discloses a Zcash address on the NEAR public chain for refund purposes; this address carries a public key generated from a viewing key, and future quantum computers could potentially use Shor's algorithm to derive the key in reverse and link the account's receiving records and memos. The proposal would allocate viewing keys independently to each swap, while spending keys remain in the user's main account, and refunds would be located through private information retrieval.

1. Trump's approval rating drops to 33%, putting Republicans under pressure ahead of the U.S. midterm elections;2. Repayment deadline delayed by another year, Mt. Gox extends repayment deadline to October 31, 2027;3. Musk: AI and robots are the only way to solve the U.S. national debt problem; cutting government spending alone will not work;4. Former Mt. Gox CEO questions Ledger's security claims, saying they contradict its technical documentation and constitute potential consumer misrepresentation;5. South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service plans to investigate unfair trading involving token foundations and other high-risk market behavior;6. 20-day net purchase of $7.8 million in HYPE, Grayscale's HYPG increases holdings;7. An address with total profits exceeding $126 million added approximately $5.61 million to its BTC short position.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a MARA Holdings-linked wallet (bc1qw6ak...ffpcww) is suspected of selling Bitcoin, having deposited 1,000 BTC worth $82.8 million to Binance and Gate over the past 5 days.

Odaily: South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has stated it will launch investigations into unfair trading practices involving crypto asset-related token foundations, as well as other high-risk market trading activities, in order to strengthen oversight of potential violations in the crypto asset market. (The Block)

Odaily reports: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted on X that EIP-8288 may be the ideal path for Ethereum to support multiple cryptographic schemes.Vitalik noted that users can generate any type of digital signature locally and generate corresponding proofs via STARK, which are then included in on-chain verification by a STARK aggregator, without additional consumption of on-chain calldata space.He believes that with this approach, Ethereum may no longer need to add precompile contracts in the future to support new cryptographic algorithms.