Updated: June 1, 2026, 09:30 (UTC+8) | Author: MEXC
U.S. CFTC approves Kalshi Bitcoin perpetual contracts
Paxos receives SEC clearing agency registration approval
CFTC classifies crypto perpetual contracts as offshore futures
Texas forms Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee
Hong Kong licensed virtual asset platforms report nearly 3x Q1 trading volume growth
According to Odaily, digital asset security platform Safeheron has entered a strategic partnership with Hong Kong-based digital finance group RD Technologies to provide foundational security support for its digital wallet and account systems. The collaboration will initially focus on stablecoin payment and settlement channels for merchants and enterprises before expanding into broader Web3 payment scenarios. Safeheron will provide bank-grade security covering key management, asset aggregation, and transaction execution, helping reduce single-point-of-failure risks. Both parties also plan to explore intelligent risk management and AI-driven compliance monitoring to advance next-generation Web3 payment infrastructure.
According to Odaily, AI Agent security platform Geordie has completed a $30 million Series A financing round led by Balderton Capital, with participation from Crosspoint Capital, General Catalyst, and Ten Eleven Ventures. Geordie focuses on enterprise AI Agent governance and security management, helping organizations monitor agent behavior, permissions, data access, and operational risks in real time. As enterprise adoption of AI agents accelerates, demand for dedicated AI security solutions continues to grow. The company plans to use the funds to enhance product development and expand globally.
According to Odaily, Curated Exchange has officially introduced its DMF (Decentralized Market Formation) framework based on its research paper of the same name. The framework enables individuals, communities, and institutions to deploy customized trading venues that share unified liquidity while earning transaction fees. Unlike traditional centralized exchanges with strict listing reviews or fully permissionless AMMs, DMF relies on reputation-based curators to screen assets. The project intends to operate as neutral infrastructure and plans to fully open-source the framework, with a testnet expected in June 2026.
According to CoinDesk, analysts at JPMorgan stated that easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are reducing investor demand for traditional debasement hedges such as Bitcoin and gold. Over the past two weeks, both Bitcoin- and gold-related ETFs have recorded notable outflows, while institutional positioning in CME futures has weakened. Analysts believe that inflation concerns and geopolitical uncertainty previously fueled demand for these assets, but those drivers are currently fading. Rather than rotating from Bitcoin to gold, investors appear to be reducing exposure to both asset classes.
According to Odaily, Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has proposed amendments to the Law on Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises that would allow digital assets, virtual assets, and intellectual property to be used as collateral for bank loans. The proposal aims to diversify financing channels and reduce reliance on traditional collateral such as real estate. Financial institutions would also be encouraged to evaluate borrowers based on credit ratings, business plans, market potential, and cash flow. The initiative could further integrate digital assets into the broader economy if approved.
According to Odaily, Aave has published its investigation report regarding the April 18 rsETH incident. The report states that a forged-message attack targeting the LayerZero V2 bridge enabled the unauthorized release of 116,500 rsETH on Ethereum without corresponding asset burns on the originating chain. The attacker subsequently deposited the assets into Aave and borrowed WETH and wstETH. Aave confirmed that the incident originated from third-party cross-chain infrastructure. The affected rsETH has since been burned, collateral backing has been restored, and impacted markets have returned to normal operations.
According to Odaily, Circle has released its Post-Quantum Security White Paper outlining a long-term security strategy for the Arc ecosystem. The roadmap includes quantum-resistant signatures, validator hardening, secure execution environments, infrastructure migration plans, and account recovery mechanisms. Circle intends to support post-quantum signatures when the Arc mainnet launches, strengthening resilience against future quantum computing threats. The initiative highlights the growing importance of post-quantum cryptography within blockchain infrastructure.
According to CoinDesk, Grayscale’s latest research report argues that Hyperliquid is evolving beyond a decentralized perpetual futures exchange into a broader on-chain financial infrastructure platform. The report notes that Hyperliquid generated approximately $800 million in revenue during 2025, processed around $2.9 trillion in perpetual futures volume, and maintained roughly $7 billion in open interest. Through initiatives such as HIP-3 and HIP-4, the platform has expanded into tokenized equities, commodities, and prediction markets. Grayscale believes Hyperliquid has the potential to challenge traditional derivatives exchanges and become a multi-asset financial ecosystem.
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Recently, scams involving fake customer support representatives claiming to help users “unfreeze assets” have become increasingly common. Fraudsters often impersonate exchanges, wallet providers, or popular crypto projects and contact users under the pretext of “account abnormalities,” “risk-control reviews,” or “failed airdrop distributions.” They then attempt to obtain verification codes, seed phrases, or persuade users to complete fake security verification procedures.
In some cases, scammers direct victims to remote-assistance platforms, allowing them to gain control of devices and steal both exchange accounts and on-chain assets. These schemes are often highly convincing, featuring fabricated support tickets and forged official credentials.
Users should remember that legitimate customer support teams will never request seed phrases, private keys, or SMS verification codes. If you encounter account-related issues, always verify information through official announcements and official websites. Avoid trusting unsolicited private messages, group chat requests, or third-party support links. Stay vigilant and take proactive steps to protect your digital assets.
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