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[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

BTC新高无量无RSI，50%回调或为深度调整而非熊市开端 - #BTCUSD TradingView https://t.co/E7F0GjxRoI

[Push Chain (testnet arc) @PushChain]

Push Chain has successfully completed its security audit with @hackenclub.

By the numbers:

- Zero critical-severity findings were identified
- 300 hours of audit work
- 3 smart contracts and full chain audit completed
- $100,000 bug bounty launching soon

[Maple @maplefinance]

Introducing the Maple Transparency page - live protocol data, all reconciled with Dune.

Transparency isn't a feature of onchain capital - it's the entire point.

We're often asked for the same data from the Maple community: How big is each product? How much are people actually depositing? Is Maple making money?

Now you can verify everything, anytime: https://t.co/mygHBW4jhU

Next up: a full transparency hub with token metrics, product-level deep-dives, and proof of reserves.

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

One day, Kleros will become the indestructible decentralized Corpus Juris, directly serving AI Agents, DAOs, and TradFi cross-border contracts, while becoming the industry standard for Legal RM.

[Federico Ast @federicoast]

It’s a wrap!

In collaboration with the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and the Department of Computer Science from the @UniofOxford, we co-hosted “Law in the Digital Age of Crowds and Code”.

The workshop brought together legal scholars, arbitration practitioners, computer scientists, and institutional designers to discuss the future of law in the era of algorithms.

We structured the afternoon around two conversations that rarely happen in the same room.

In the first panel, we discussed the legal implications of the rise of decentralised justice systems.

Traditional legal systems were built for physical courts, national jurisdictions, and usually slow-moving disputes. The digital age has rendered those assumptions unstable. Cross-border e-commerce, autonomous AI agents, and decentralised organisations are already the new normal, yet legal infrastructure hasn’t caught up.

Together with Florian Grisel (CNRS/Oxford) and Nicole Stremlau (Oxford), and moderated by Fernanda Pirie (Oxford), we explored how decentralised dispute resolution systems interact with (and challenge) existing legal institutions, and what the transformation of international arbitration looks like in this new context.

In the second panel, we went deep into mechanism design.

With our Research Director @williamhwgeorge and @robertgdean (Diales and Kleros Supervisory Board), we discussed the architectural frontiers of decentralised justice: better jury selection models, more sophisticated incentive design, and above all the integration of AI into decentralised adjudication.

At the core of this work is the transition to second-generation decentralised justice systems, protocols with significantly more robust identity mechanisms, better jury selection frameworks, and architectures built for mass adoption.

It was a memorable afternoon with a convergence of arbitration practitioners, philosophers of law, game theorists, legal anthropologists, and cryptographers, all working on the same problem from different angles.

The questions raised in that room about fairness, automation, the rule of law, and the limits of algorithmic governance are no longer theoretical. They are live.

Many thanks to Fernanda Pirie, the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and @KebleOxford for hosting this conference with us!

Recording coming soon!

[Paul Atkins @SECPaulSAtkins]

Clarity in our regulatory frameworks 🤝 Clarity in our historic fountains & reflecting pools

[Federico Ast @federicoast]

On June 11, I will be presenting @Kleros_io with @williamhwgeorge at the University of Edinburgh! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Algorithms, incentives, and the justice infrastructure for the age of AI agents.

Scottish Enlightenment vibes.

Sign up here! 👇
https://t.co/93b3FnS17Z

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

CELO将成为AI代理的第一链，尤其在现实世界应用场景中。

[marek.gwei @marek_]

Building at the intersection of AI and crypto? Join us! With 3 out of 5 of the top 8004 agents running on @Celo, you will be in good company

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

预测市场 = 小企业保险工具（而不仅仅是散户赌博/投机）。

[Yueqi Yang @Yueqi_Yang]

Kalshi's first example of a small business using it as hedging tool is The Jeffrey, an NYC bar that's promising free drinks to all customers if New York Knicks wins NBA Finals Game 1 on Wednesday

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

再一次证明，协议类代币很危险⚠️
如果你的代币不是不可或缺的，那么，这个项目再好也不要碰，因为随时会被抛弃。

[Rarible @rarible]

https://t.co/hWXY0EXCt0

[Etherealize @Etherealize_io]

Vitalik Buterin on why consortium blockchains have mostly failed

“The original vision of consortium blockchains — the idea that you have 5 banks or major companies that come together and create their own chain — has been mostly a failure. I think the reason why is it ends up inheriting most of the disadvantages of centralization and most of the disadvantages of decentralization at the same time.”

“The first five banks join, and they all feel like ‘Yay, we’re building a system together. We can all be part of it.’ But then once bank #6 and bank #7 and bank #29 come in, they’re joining a system where there’s already an established power structure, established participants, and basically to them it still feels like they’re joining some kind of centralized thing that’s controlled by a cartel.”

“You don’t actually gain the benefits of true openness that people are looking for. You don’t have Etherscan. You don’t have a connection to an open, public network. At the same time, if you build on one of those systems, you have to figure out how to program distributed systems; you lose privacy — you might think you still have some, but the reality is you’re putting your data on a network where the only people that get to see it are you and all your closest competitors. From a privacy perspective, it actually doesn’t make much sense.”

“The compromise between centralization and decentralization that actually makes a lot more sense is: you have an application and today that application is a server. You can keep your server, but instead, we’re going to add scaffolding on top to give users extra security guarantees. You put Merkle roots on chain. You put proofs on chain. And you give your users assurance that whatever is happening inside of your system is actually following the rules. So you have high scale, high performance, and you optimize for a minimal delta for existing centralized infrastructure deployment. Keep your existing infrastructure the way it is, and you just add a side car that makes the roots and the proofs.”

Source: @arbitrum

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

@hoffmang @macky025 Understood on the Americus Trust precedent. 🙏
Any update on when Permuto plans to file the formal '40 Act registration forms (N-2 or S-6)? Their latest filings are still S-1 amendments from mid-2025.

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

平行股票问题应该如何解决？ chia:native @hoffmang

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

For listed companies, they will no longer be dealing with a single shareholder. Instead, they will have to manage a dispersed group of DC and AC holders, with the Trust acting as the voting proxy. This will significantly complicate shareholder communication, dividend tracking, and decision-making on major matters.

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

Technically, it is indeed possible not to involve the issuer at all, but this is precisely the fundamental reason why Permuto has still not received approval to this day — it simply shifts the issuer-side problems onto the regulator and the market, rather than truly resolving the governance conflicts. The SEC is currently putting the brakes on this kind of “no issuer endorsement” innovation.

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

For listed companies, Permuto’s product structure (splitting shares into separate Dividend and Asset Certificates) would create major complications. It leads to confusion in shareholder communication, dividend management, and voting rights. In effect, this forms “two separate stock markets” for the same underlying company shares.

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

@macky025 能否帮忙解答一下疑问？感谢🙏

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

平行股票问题应该如何解决？ chia:native @hoffmang

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

大多数代币化股票，TOKEN持有人是没有股东权利，比如 ethereum:0xfaba6f8e4a5e8ab82f62fe7c39859fa577269be3 本质就是链上ETF2.0，但是，这却是监管机构喜欢的确定性。反而像permuto的信托产品更具有颠覆性创新，代币持有人是具备股东权利的，却可能面对监管压力。 chia:native

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

$XCH + Permuto Capital 正在干一件很有野心的事！
他们不是简单把现有股票搬上链，而是创新性地把单一股票拆分成两个独立可交易的凭证——一个拿分红，一个享受资产增值。
这已经不是传统意义上的 RWA 了，而是在创造一种全新的证券产品！
监管难度和创新度直接拉满，值得持续关注 🔥

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

看来Chia不满足于只做 RWA 信托，而是要把波动率永续、做市、杠杆交易全套衍生品能力搬到自家链上，目标是把 Chia 打造成 TradFi 级 RWA + DeFi 衍生品的落地主战场。😘

[Gene Hoffman hoffmang.xch 🌱 @hoffmang]

Today we’re launching an alpha/playground version of statistical volatility perpetuals with leverage. Try it out at https://t.co/zqswY63SAd. We will run this in this mode for a week or two to let folks get up to speed on how to trade in it and how to make markets in it

[大鲨鱼｜crypto shark 🦈 @crypto_shark]

Chia 专注“结算安全 + 公平”，其他链提供“可组合 DeFi 功能” @chia_project