Ethereum Smartphone XForge Challenging Solana Seeker With $299 Price XProtocol is introducing the XForge smartphone, priced at $299, with 256GB storage, 12GB RAM, and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. XProtocol is currently a layer-3 scaling network built on Ethereum network Base, but the company plans to transition to its own layer-1 network for increased autonomy and scalability

Gold Ten data June 14th news, analyst Ven Ram pointed out that foreign exchange traders are disappointed that the Bank of Japan has not indicated how it will reduce bond purchases, which will put the yen at a disadvantage. Considering the weakness of the yen over the years and the extent to which it is affected by interest rate differentials, the Bank of Japan cannot give orders. Therefore, disappointing the market means that the yen must pay the price of continued weakness. As long as the US economy remains strong, the yield differential adjusted for inflation will expose the yen to risks. Some people had expected the Bank of Japan to draw a bottom line for the yen's weakness by proposing a plan to reduce bond purchases, so they feel that the fate of the yen has been postponed again.

PANews May 31st news, Yves La Rose, CEO of the EOS Foundation, announced on the X platform that the new token economic model proposal for EOS has been officially approved. This proposal will close inflation and destroy 80% of the future total supply of EOS. The code deployment will take effect on June 1st, and the total supply of EOS in the future will be fixed at 2.1 billion tokens. Previously, it was announced that the EOS Network Foundation has launched a new multi-signature proposal, involving significant changes in tokenomics. The proposal includes fixing the total supply of EOS at 2.1 billion tokens, introducing a token vesting schedule, and allocating 35 million EOS for RAM purchases and market making. The proposal requires approval from at least 15 out of 21 EOS block producers. The first update will be implemented after June 1st, and subsequent improvements will involve high-yield stake rewards for REX 2.0.

EOS network foundation announced the first part of the new EOS tokenomics: limiting the total supply of EOS tokens to 21 billion. EOS The EOS Network Foundation (ENF) has released the first part of the new EOS tokenomics series, which will cover different aspects of the new economic model, aimed at stabilizing and predictably growing the EOS token economy. The first round of changes includes: limiting the total supply of EOS tokens to 2.1 billion; introducing a vesting schedule for network custodians such as EOS block producers, Stake Rewards, EOS Network Foundation (ENF), and EOS Labs; allocating funds to purchase 35 million EOS in RAM and 3.15 billion EOS for RAM liquidity.

PANews May 29th News, EOS Network Foundation announced that a new multi-signature proposal has been launched, involving significant changes in tokenomics. The proposal includes fixing the total supply of EOS at 2.1 billion, introducing a token vesting schedule, and allocating 35 million EOS for RAM purchases and market making. The proposal requires approval from at least 15 out of 21 EOS block producers. The first update will be executed after June 1st, and subsequent improvements will involve high-yield stake rewards for REX 2.0.

Storage chips are the most important segment in the semiconductor market, mainly divided into flash memory and RAM. Data shows that the price of storage chips has risen by about 50% compared to the same period last year. The person in charge of a storage company said that starting from the end of 2023, the semiconductor storage industry will gradually enter an upward cycle, and they have received several notices from upstream storage chip factories to increase contract prices this year. Reports show that storage chip prices may continue to rise, and it is estimated that the contract price of DRAM memory new products in the second quarter of this year will rise by 13% to 18%.

Google launched a digital Wallet in India on Wednesday with local integration, and Ram Papatla, Google's general manager of Android and head of engineering in India, said at a press conference in New Delhi: "Google Pay is our main payment application case." Wallet is specifically tailored with non-payment use cases in mind. Google Wallet will allow Android users in India to store and access their boarding passes, gift cards, event tickets, and loyalty cards. You can add all of this information via a QR code, barcode, or link shared through Gmail, or by using the dedicated Add to Google Wallet button on partner apps.

PANews news on April 25 that Yves La Rose, CEO of the EOS Network Foundation (ENF), disclosed a new tokenomics proposal for EOS on the X platform to curb Inflation with a fixed supply of 2.1 billion tokens and destroy 80% of the total future supply. Specifically, before the Token burning, the EOS Token in circulation will be 1.5 billion, with a future inflation of 8.85 billion Token, with an annual inflation rate of 3%, and after the Token burning, 1.5 billion EOS Token in circulation, 80% of the total future supply will be burned, and the Inflation will be permanently contained, and 950 million Token will be minting and distributed. Regarding the EOS Token distribution, 54.8% is allocated to the raw Token supply, 16.7% to the RAM market, 11.9% to stake rewards, 7.1% to the EOS Network Foundation, 4.8% to Block producers, 4% to EOS Labs, and 0.7% to middleware. In addition, the EOS Token unlocking plan is Halving every 4 years, and it is planned to start in Block Height when the circulating supply reaches 1.15 billion.

Coin Network Report: On April 25, Yves La Rose, CEO of the EOS Network Foundation (ENF), proposed a new tokenomics on the X platform, the main points include: - 80% of the total future supply will be burned; - Closing inflation; - Set the supply cap at 2.1 billion Tokens; - 4-year Halving cycle; - minting approximately 950 million EOS; - Staking rewards associated with lock-ups; - Support RAM market.

Odaily News EOS Network Foundation (ENF) CEO Yves La Rose proposed a new tokenomics on the X platform, with key points including: - 80% of the total future supply will be burned; - Closing inflation; - Set the supply cap at 2.1 billion Tokens; -4-year Halving cycle; - minting about 950 million EOS; - Staking rewards associated with lock-ups; - Support RAM market. It said it will meet with BP later today to propose a new token economic model for EOS.

PANews reported on February 3 that CoinGape reported that Solana Mobile 2.0 pre-orders are still open, and a key update has been released to community members. Solana Mobile says customers who join the waitlist for second-generation phones by pre-ordering will receive some non-transferable Token, including Non-fungible Token as an incentive. Solana Mobile Phone 2 will retain some of Saga's core features, including "Snapdragon® 8+ Gen 1, 12GB RAM, 512GM flash memory, 6.67-inch OLED display" specs. Solana Mobile 2.0 will also integrate a crypto Wallet, custom Android software, and a crypto app "dApp Store". Currently, Solana Mobile 2.0 is available for pre-order at $450.

EOS founder BM (Daniel Larimer) posted an article "Hardware memory pre-removal error > how to fix it?" (Hardware Memory Prefetching Gone Wrong & How to Fix it?), saying that its new Blockchain database code went from 250,000 inserts per second to 650,000 inserts per second, which is a non-obvious failure of the CPU hardware prefetch predictor, and discusses how to fix it. In addition, in response to Platform X users, he said, "The code I'm writing right now can benefit EOS by replacing the chainbase we're currently using." It will allow EOS to expand beyond RAM and advance the implementation of cheaper API nodes. It is a universal key/value database optimized for Blockchain applications. ”

Mustafa Al-Bassam, co-founder of Celestia, said that in the latest version v0.12.1, the RAM usage of Celestia nodes has been reduced by 10 times (including light nodes). If you are running nodes, we recommend that you upgrade to v0.12.1.

PANews reported on November 14 that according to CoinDesk, blockchain payment company raised $95 million (£77.7 million) in a Series B funding round led by Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas. DTCC, Euroclear, Nomura Securities, and WisdomTree participated in the round, and a number of banks made further commitments to support Fnality's $63 million funding round in 2019: Santander, Bank of New York Mellon, Barclays, CIBC, Commerzbank, ING, Lloyds Banking Group, Nasdaq Ventures, State Street, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and UBS. Rhomaios Ram, CEO of Fnality International, said: "Our Series B funding round represents the financial sector's desire for a central bank fund-backed blockchain-based settlement solution that could bridge the gap between traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi) in the wholesale market. Said in a statement. Previously, it was reported that Japanese banking giant Nomura Securities invested in Fnality, a London-based blockchain payment company.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said digitalization is the "most important way" to expand financial inclusion. "Digital initiatives help accelerate people, investment and economies." She urged the development of comprehensive national financial inclusion strategies, but cautioned participants of financial stability risks, which are often associated with digitalization. The IMF has recently been actively analyzing necessary cryptocurrency regulations. On September 29, it presented a Cryptocurrency Risk Assessment Matrix (C-RAM) for countries to identify indicators and triggers of potential risks in the sector.

According to news on October 9, Solana v 1.16 version update introduces a confidential transaction function, which can improve user privacy through encrypted SPL token transactions. Solana infrastructure provider Helius Labs said that the v1.16 version has been running on the test network since June, and the validator client update developed by Solana Labs has received a majority of validator nodes. Version 1.16 of the Solana Rust client introduces several performance optimizations and stability improvements, and resolves implementation inconsistencies found in v1.14 and earlier. The v1.16 version also improves Solana’s zero-knowledge support and introduces the ability to generate proofs more efficiently. The upgrade also significantly reduces the validator's RAM usage hardware requirements. The update introduces an improved peer sampling system for gossip pull requests, resolves bandwidth throttling issues that could slow down validators, and adds a new fix request feature. The resizable data accounts introduced by Solana allow for better allocation of resources, allowing developers to deploy smaller programs and scale them later as needed.

Odaily Planet Daily News The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a working paper titled "Assessing Macro-Financial Risks Brought by Crypto-Assets" and proposed a national-level crypto-asset risk assessment matrix (C-RAM), aiming to In summarizing the crypto industry’s vulnerabilities and potential policy responses. The matrix consists of three steps: the first step involves using a decision tree to assess the macro importance of cryptocurrencies or their potential to impact the macroeconomy; the second step involves looking at indicators comparable to those that monitor the traditional financial sector; and the final step covers the impact on countries Systemic risk assessment of global macro-financial risks. (Cointelegraph)

PANews reported on October 2 that on September 29, the International Monetary Fund released a working paper titled "Assessing Macro-Financial Risks Brought by Crypto-Assets." In the paper, authors Burcu Hacibedel and Hector Perez-Saiz propose a cryptocurrency risk assessment matrix (C-RAM) for countries to discover indicators and triggers of potential risks in the industry. The matrix is also intended to summarize potential responses by regulators to risks they may identify. The matrix includes a three-step approach. The first step involves the use of decision trees to assess the macroeconomic importance or potential of cryptocurrencies to influence the macroeconomy; the next step involves the study of indicators comparable to those used to monitor the traditional financial sector; and the final step covers the global impact of systemic risk assessments on countries. Macro financial risks.

According to PANews news on July 17, zkSync Era announced the launch of a new proof system, Boojum, which will assist the network in transitioning to a proof system supported by STARK to improve the level of decentralization and performance. According to zkSync Era, the Boojum upgrade represents a breakthrough in the direction of user-driven decentralization: prover runs on consumer-grade GPUs and requires only 16 GB of GPU RAM. In addition, Boojum will also provide performance complements to the zkSync Era sequencer. The team designed zkSync Era in such a way that encryption upgrades can occur without regenesis, which means that Boojum upgrades will not cause any user disruption. Boojum is now live on mainnet, generating and verifying "shadow proofs" with real production data so the team can test the system before a full migration. Boojum features include PLONK-style arithmetic, FRI commitment scheme, easy extension, single stack, etc.  

Odaily Planet Daily News zkSync Era announced on Twitter the launch of a new proof system upgrade, Boojum, which will assist the network in transitioning to a proof system supported by STARK to further achieve decentralization. The team intentionally designed zkSync Era in such a way that encryption upgrades can be done without regenesis, which means that Boojum upgrades will not cause any user disruption. According to zkSync Era, the long-term goal of the project is to achieve user-driven, decentralized proof generation. The Boojum upgrade represents a breakthrough in this direction: the prover runs on a consumer-grade GPU, requiring only 16 GB of GPU RAM. In addition, Boojum will also provide performance complements to the zkSync Era sequencer. Boojum is now live on mainnet, generating and verifying "shadow proofs" with real production data so the team can test the system before a full migration.

On July 17th, zkSync Era announced the launch of a new proof system upgrade, Boojum, which will assist the network in transitioning to a proof system supported by STARK. Since Boojum provers only require 16GB of RAM, the team says Boojum is an important step towards decentralization of provers. In addition, Boojum will also provide a performance complement to the zkSyncEra sequencer.