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EVAA Protocol has released a teaser for its AI Agent, sparking community speculation that it may bring a brand-new AI interactive experience to TON DeFi.
BlockBeats reported on July 8th that EVAA Protocol, a lending protocol within the TON ecosystem, released its first teaser video for its AI Agent, announcing its upcoming launch and inviting the community to guess its core functions. Those who guess correctly will have a chance to win rewards. The official video clip shows messages such as "Connecting to TON network" and "Liquidity synced," and displays the product deployment progress in the format "Deploying EVAA_AGENT.exe," sparking community speculation. The product may revolve around AI-driven DeFi interactions within the Telegram ecosystem. Whether it will involve liquidity management, lending optimization, or other functions remains to be officially announced. EVAA Protocol is one of the leading DeFi lending protocols within the TON ecosystem, committed to providing users with secure and efficient decentralized lending and liquidity services. With the continued development of Telegram and the TON ecosystem, EVAA is constantly expanding the integration of AI and DeFi. EVAA Protocol's signal regarding its AI Agent not only leaves room for speculation about product iterations but also raises market expectations for how AI will further lower the barriers to entry in DeFi and reshape the on-chain asset management experience. On June 9th, The Open Network community voted to rename the network's native token from Toncoin to Gram, and the token code will also be changed from TON to GRAM.
DeFi protocol Summer Finance suffers $6 million loss after attack.
According to BlockBeats, on July 6, BlockAid reported that the DeFi protocol Summer Finance is under continuous attack, with approximately $6 million in assets stolen so far.
Standard Chartered analyst: Cooperation between trusted DeFi protocols and traditional financial platforms is likely to continue to increase.
PANews reported on July 3rd that, according to The Block, Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick stated that the market has severely underestimated the development potential of cross-industry collaborations between high-quality, trustworthy decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, citing the recent partnership between Uniswap and Robinhood as a prime example. Kendrick predicts that more similar collaborations will emerge in the DeFi sector in the coming quarters, and Uniswap is highly likely to continue participating in them.
DeFi revenue returns are concentrated in a small number of projects, with the top ten protocols accounting for over 80% of the total.
According to Mars Finance, DefiLlama data shows that in the past week, the revenue returned to token holders by DeFi protocols was mainly concentrated in a few projects, with the top ten protocols accounting for over 80% of the total. Hyperliquid ranked first with approximately $12.3 million, accounting for about 43.9%; Pump ranked second with approximately $3.5 million, accounting for about 12.6%; Aerodrome, Uniswap, and Chainlink also ranked highly. Holders Revenue refers to the value returned to token holders by protocols through token buybacks, burns, or distribution of rewards to stakers.
The Bitcoin network successfully mined a block for the first time using the Stratum V2 protocol.
According to Documenting Bitcoin, the Bitcoin network has successfully mined a block for the first time using the Stratum V2 protocol. Compared to the widely used Stratum V1, Stratum V2 allows miners to independently build block templates and choose which transactions to package, rather than having the mining pool decide entirely. While retaining the mining pool's revenue distribution mechanism, it reduces the mining pool's control over transaction packaging, which helps improve the decentralization and censorship resistance of Bitcoin mining.
Shipyard winds down IPFS work after Protocol Labs ends funding
The funding loss leaves InterPlanetary File System software without dedicated maintainers and puts the future of key public services in Protocol Labs’ hands.