Odaily News According to the Daily Planet’s verification with He Yi, the rumor that CZ has been pardoned by Trump has been confirmed to be false.

Odaily News According to on-chain data statistics, since Israel launched military operations against Iran, the stablecoin issuer Tether has frozen a total of 112 wallet addresses on the Tron and Ethereum networks, which received a total of about 700 million USDT before being frozen. Data shows that among the frozen wallets, the first 40 are deployed on the Tron network founded by Justin Sun, reflecting that Iranian-related exchanges mainly rely on Tron USDT for capital circulation.

Odaily News SlowMist officially announced that it will officially launch the phishing simulation platform Unphishable on July 1. The platform aims to enhance users' ability to identify common cyber attacks in reality, covering multiple phishing scenarios such as mnemonic fraud, false airdrops, malicious authorization, etc. It supports multi-language environments and will be limited to the MetaMask test network in the initial stage.

Odaily News According to official news, Sahara AI announced the economic model of its native token SAHARA. 64.25% of the total supply will be used for community and ecological development, including 33.93% for ecosystem construction, 20.75% for community incentives, 8.15% for airdrops, and 1.42% for distribution through the Buidlpad community. The remaining distribution includes: 15% for core contributors, 19.75% for early supporters, and 1% for liquidity and market stability.

Odaily News According to @OnchainLens, an early whale associated with the address 0xcc5e...3e3e and 0x8667...343a has transferred a total of 9,706.16 ETH through ThorChain in the past 16 days, with a total value of approximately US$24.03 million at current prices, and realized a profit of US$28.62 million during the period. The whale received 11,620.57 ETH through ShapeShift as early as 9 years ago, with a total value of only US$113,600 at that time. It currently still holds 1,914.4 ETH, which is now worth approximately US$4.7 million.

Odaily News According to the Korean Economic Review, eight major banks in South Korea are preparing to establish a joint venture to issue a Korean won stablecoin. Participating institutions include Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, Woori Bank, Nonghyup Bank, Korea Development Bank, Suhyup Bank, Citibank Korea Branch and Standard Chartered Bank Korea Branch. The project is jointly promoted by the bank, the Open Blockchain and Decentralized Identifier Association, and the Korea Financial Telecommunications and Clearing Agency, and is still discussing the underlying infrastructure. If approved by regulators, the joint venture is expected to be officially launched at the end of this year or early next year. The project team is currently considering two issuance models: one is the trust model, that is, the customer funds are first independently entrusted before the stablecoin is issued; the second is the deposit token model, which directly links the stablecoin to bank deposits.