1. Major crypto events worth paying attention to in June

This article covers some major crypto events/catalysts in June and several DeFi/airdrop strategies worth paying attention to. Click to read

2. Vitalik: Thoughts on the Bitcoin Block Size Dispute

The initial debate on the block size dispute revolved around a simple question: Should Bitcoin hard fork to increase the block size limit from the then-current 1 MB to a higher value to allow Bitcoin to process more transactions, thereby reducing fees, but at the cost of making it more difficult and costly to run nodes and verify the chain? Click to read

3. Is MeMe coin really swallowing up VC coins?

This Thread will use the method of quantitative comparative analysis to compare the data of 7D rolling volatility, correlation, and price seasonal factors of MeMe coin and VC coin in this round of rising cycle (from October 23 to now), and review the real relationship between them. Click to read

4. I became a victim of an undercover agent in the currency circle, and $1 million in my Binance account was wiped out

On May 24, a normal Friday, I finished work and was on my way home. During this time, my computer and mobile phone were by my side. At this time, my account was trading crazily, and I was completely unaware of it.

QTUM/BTC rose 21% due to the purchase of my account, DASH/BTC rose 27% due to the purchase of my account, and PYR/BTC rose 31%; ENA/USDC rose 22%; NEO/USDC rose 20%. Click to read

5. Why is Notcoin so popular?

Notcoin is a user group that directly uses Telegram, and what it does is to dig deep into the value of users. Telegram can increase the cost of haircuts, and probably nothing can scare off the studio at that time. The design of the Notcoin project serves those who don't understand web3. The preliminary work of Ton makes onboarding easy. If a copycat is built on Ton, will it spend money to buy old users again? Now this track is definitely being targeted. If the capital threshold is not designed, it is afraid that it will be hollowed out. Click to read