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Vitalik, founder of Liquid, identified the anonymous documents by analyzing the habits of the mathematical and algorithmic explanations.
According to Foresight News , Vitalik Buterin tweeted that Liquid founder Franklyn Wang successfully identified his anonymized experimental document. In 2024, Vitalik wrote content in Chinese, then translated it into English using a local Qwen2.5 model, and finally manually corrected the translation issues to test whether it could effectively hide his personal writing style. Franklyn Wang successfully identified the anonymous document as originating from Vitalik by analyzing the unique habits in the mathematical and algorithmic explanations (such as specific numerical examples and attack scenario descriptions). According to a previous Foresight News report, Vitalik Buterin tweeted that his anonymity experiment had been going on for "13 days" and "no one has found it yet." He added that he encouraged people to "broaden their search scope slightly," noting that he had seen many search behaviors and AI scripts miss document categories that should have been included.
New York Life Asset Management executive: The biggest opportunity for tokenization lies in personalized investing.
PANews reported on July 5th, citing Coindesk, that Thomas Sy, Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at New York Life Investment Management (NYLIM), which manages $800 million in assets, stated in an interview that blockchain could ultimately enable asset management firms to tailor portfolios for individual investors on a large scale—something the current financial system cannot achieve. "We believe the future of asset management lies in personalization. And the only technology that can help us achieve this at scale is blockchain." Personalized investment strategies often combine ETFs, bonds, private credit, and other assets, creating operational complexity that makes personalization difficult to scale. Tokenization can simplify transfer brokerage, settlement, and other back-office processes, reducing costs and ultimately benefiting investors.
Aave co-founder: Aave DAO Swap revenue reaches $1 million for the first time; more features will be launched to expand revenue streams.
According to Foresight News , Aave co-founder Stani Kulechov announced that Aave DAO's swap revenue has reached $1 million for the first time since the launch of the "Aave Will Win" program. He stated that this revenue stream introduces a transactional revenue source to the Aave protocol, in addition to its existing assets under management (AUM) based fees. Aave will also launch more features in the Aave Pro product, including leverage tools, a transaction builder, and support for Aave V4, to further expand its revenue channels.
Oxmiq raises $35 million to develop chip architecture designed to reduce the cost of AI.
BlockBeats reported on July 1st, citing Reuters, that Oxmiq announced the completion of a $35 million funding round to develop a chip architecture aimed at reducing the cost of artificial intelligence. The company stated that it will use the funds to advance its chip design and system architecture optimized for AI computing, improving computational efficiency and reducing the overall cost of AI training and inference. Typically, the computation in AI systems is handled by the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) and the Central Processing Unit (CPU). Oxmiq plans to integrate these two components, along with a third component—a tensor engine—into a single chip design. The company stated that its goal is to become "the Arm of the next-generation computing ecosystem." Co-founder Raja Koduri mentioned that Arm provides chip architecture and intellectual property licenses for almost all smartphones worldwide. Oxmiq also plans to develop a "computational texture" architecture, integrating multiple chiplets (modular designs combining multiple dedicated chips into a complete system) and memory into a single package. Click the original link below to join the Beating · Lark AI news channel and monitor global AI hotspots and news 24/7.
Monarch founder Anton Cheng has joined Morpho full-time as a Solutions Engineer for the Asia Pacific region.
According to Foresight News , Monarch founder Anton Cheng announced that he has joined the decentralized lending protocol Morpho full-time as a solutions engineer, responsible for business in the Asia-Pacific region. Anton Cheng stated that he has been following the Morpho protocol since its launch in 2023 and has been developing Monarch, a product based on Morpho, for over two years. After joining Morpho, Anton Cheng stated that he will continue to maintain the Monarch project in his personal time and will gradually hand it over to other developers in the Morpho ecosystem in the coming months to ensure that Monarch continues to operate as an independent platform.
ENS co-founder Nick Johnson used 80% of his vote to reject the Security Council's renewal, sparking community criticism.
PANews reported on July 1st that, according to The Block, ENS co-founder Nick Johnson voted against the renewal of the ENS DAO Security Council. His approximately 3.26 million ENS tokens represented 80% of the votes cast, causing the executable vote to fail with an 82% rejection rate. The proposal originally intended to renew the Security Council for two years. Johnson stated that he abstained from the snapshot vote and commented in support of renewal but not the current member list, citing concerns about current members' plans to use their veto power to block proposals they personally disagreed with. He then voted against the executable vote. He also supported an alternative proposal that raised the Security Council threshold from 4/8 to 5/8. This move has sparked strong criticism from the community.