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Vitalik 回应了针对以太坊基金会执行董事 Aya Miyagotchi 的批评以及对以太坊未来的中心化担忧。 以太坊联合创始人 Vitalik Buterin 在 1 月 21 日的 X 帖子中回应一位社区成员对以太坊基金会内部中心化问题的担忧时表示：“世界计算机的未来是去中心化的”，以太坊基金会最近宣布了领导层的变动。 在社区呼吁提拔研究员兼开发者丹尼·瑞安（Danny Ryan）之际，他发表了上述言论，瑞安对以太坊从工作量证明到权益证明的转变所做出的贡献受到了广泛赞誉。 CT 支持 Danny Ryan 领导以太坊基金会 pic.twitter.com/1NGKvsk0Xm— jaypaul.eth (@0xjaypaul) 2025 年 1 月 17 日 通过改革，基金会计划重点强调基金会领导层的技术专长，并改善与生态系统中的开发者和建设者的沟通。 瑞安的支持者认为，他的专业知识与以太坊的长期目标相符，尽管布特林坚决要保持对基金会决策的控制权，但瑞安仍是领导层的有力候选人。 与此同时，自 2018 年起担任这一职务的宫口 (Miyaguchi) 面临着 X 社区成员的批评，一些人将基金会内部效率低下归咎于她。 最近，以太坊基金会的直言不讳的批评者、备受关注的加密货币交易员 CoinMamba 呼吁宫口辞职。 我们在这里获得了一些动力。随着@AyaMiyagotchi 辞职，$ETH 可以在 2 周内达到 ATH。CoinMamba (@coinmamba) 2025 年 1 月 19 日 CoinMamba 敦促社区继续对基金会施加压力，理由是这样的尝试可能会导致她下台，从而对以太坊的发展轨迹产生积极影响。 对此，Buterin 坚决否认了这一想法，并表示他全权负责决定以太坊基金会的领导团队。他猛烈抨击了社区最近的攻击，并批评社区成员为以太坊的“顶尖人才”创造了一个有害的环境。 “你们让我的工作变得更加困难。你们也降低了我对‘你们想要我做的事情’的兴趣，”他补充道。 你可能还喜欢：Vitalik Buterin 为 EF 辩护，称其将在 2025 年继续抛售更多 ETH 布特林重申，目前正在进行的改革旨在为基金会建立一个“合适的董事会”，但在此之前，他仍然是领导问题的最终决策者。 一些社区成员很快对此提出了批评，市场评论员 abstractXBT 对此立场的集中化性质表示担忧。相反，他们建议基金会应该更多地关注实际解决方案，例如通过黑客马拉松和资助增加对开发人员的支持，而不是参与关于领导权的哲学辩论。 决定新 EF 领导团队的人是我。未来世界计算机是中心化的？？？V 这不是推文这个元数据是关于支持建设者的，较少的哲学博客，更多的是黑客马拉松和对基层 ETH 建设者的资助。推销更多优质科技项目……https://t.co/9ULmQMhh4z pic.twitter.com/LChAwK1IfM— abstractXBT (@abstractxbt) 2025 年 1 月 21 日 然而，Buterin 澄清说，以太坊的核心使命仍然是去中心化的。他指出，以太坊基金会只是更广泛生态系统的“一部分”，并建议重点改革其他组织，如 Consensys，这些组织可以承担更多责任。他补充道： “EF 不应该“中途放弃”，它应该自信地代表以太坊的各个方面，以便能够有效地代表它们，并刻意为其他组织创造和培育开放空间，以代表以太坊的其他方面。” 正如 crypto.news 之前报道的那样，以太坊基金会的财务实践也受到了批评，尤其是对其 ETH 资产的管理。社区成员对基金会定期出售 ETH 的行为表示担忧，质疑它为何选择清算资产而不是利用质押机会。 阅读更多：“无脑蟑螂”：以太坊基金会因持续抛售 ETH 和尴尬的用例辩护而受到猛烈批评

Authorities in Europe have dismantled a massive cryptocurrency-based money laundering network that moved over €21 million for criminal groups across China and the Middle East. According to a May 14 statement, Europol coordinated with Spanish, Belgian, and Austrian law enforcement in January to arrest 17 suspects accused of running a parallel banking structure. The operation followed earlier investigations into migrant smuggling and drug trafficking rings that reportedly relied on the group’s illicit financial services. The dismantled organization operated a hawala-style money transfer system, allowing clients to bypass formal banking channels. Europol described the network as “one of the most significant in this crime area”, which offered cash courier services and crypto-for-cash exchanges to criminal groups. Investigators found the group ran two core branches, with one targeting Arabic-speaking clients and another servicing Chinese networks. Spanish authorities said 13 property searches were carried out across multiple cities, including Madrid, Valencia, Málaga, Almería, and Cádiz. Of the 17 individuals arrested, 15 have already been jailed. Most of the suspects were of Chinese and Syrian origin. You might also like:Frankfurt authorities seize $38.2m from eXch due to money laundering allegations Among the seized assets were €183,000 in crypto (approx. $205,000), €206,000 in cash (approx. $230,700), and €421,000 across 77 bank accounts (approx. $471,500). Authorities also blocked 10 real estate properties worth over €2.5 million (approx. $2.8 million), confiscated 18 vehicles, four shotguns, and dozens of encrypted electronic devices. Additional luxury items included cigars valued at over €622,000 (approx. $696,600), branded handbags worth more than €230,000 (approx. $257,600), and high-end watches and wines. The group allegedly advertised its laundering services on social media, masking its operations as a legitimate remittance provider. Local media described the group as “the most powerful international organization” in its field. One suspect, identified as a key hawaladar, allegedly managed transaction records and appointed trusted brokers to coordinate the group’s branches. Authorities documented 32 money transfers worth over €5.5 million in just three months. One crypto wallet used as a transfer hub reportedly handled over 21 million euros ($23.5 million) between mid-2022 and late 2023. The crackdown comes amid a broader push by European agencies to tackle crypto-related crime.  Earlier this month, Frankfurt authorities shut down crypto exchange eXch, which was used to launder funds from some of the biggest hacks in recent years, including the $1.5 billion Bybit breach and the $1.4 billion Multisig exploit. According to a May 9 announcement, the Frankfurt Prosecutor’s Office seized crypto assets worth €34 million (around $38.2 million), calling it the third-largest crypto seizure in the BKA’s history. Officials accused the team behind eXch of running a criminal trading platform and engaging in large-scale money laundering. The exchange reportedly had ties to the FixedFloat exploit, Genesis Creditor theft, and various phishing scams, according to on-chain sleuth ZachXBT. Read more:U.S. Treasury moves to block Huione Group over crypto laundering claims

内布拉斯加州已签署一项法案，加强对加密货币 ATM 的监管，以遏制欺诈行为。 根据内布拉斯加州州长吉姆·皮伦 (Jim Pillen) 3 月 12 日发布的新闻稿，这项名为《可控电子记录欺诈预防法案》的新法律对加密 ATM 运营商提出了更严格的许可和报告要求。 它是参议员 Eliot Bostar 于 1 月 22 日提出的第 609 号立法法案的一部分。 现在，运营加密 ATM 的公司必须根据内布拉斯加州的《货币转移法》获得许可，并在设置机器之前获得该州银行和金融部门的批准。 此外，该法案还规定了每日交易限额。值得注意的是，新用户每天最多只能汇出 2,000 美元，而现有客户的汇款限额为 5,000 美元。费用也受到监管，每笔交易最高为 18%。 为了打击欺诈行为，该法案要求 ATM 运营商必须对常见的诈骗行为发出明确警告，并聘请合规官来执行反欺诈措施。 新客户若在 90 天内举报欺诈行为，可获得全额退款（包括费用），现有用户可以获得欺诈交易的费用退款。 在评论这一进展时，皮伦将此举描述为内布拉斯加州支持加密行业的更广泛努力的一部分，通过设置“护栏以防止犯罪分子利用内布拉斯加州人”。 官员们强调，透明度和消费者保护仍然是该州的首要任务。 你可能还喜欢：英国男子因非法操作加密货币 ATM 被判处 4 年有期徒刑 内布拉斯加州银行业主管凯利·拉默斯 (Kelly Lammers) 表示，该州“对加密货币领域的商业活动持开放态度”，但同时也有责任确保公平、安全的环境。 他补充说，那些使用加密 ATM 来剥削内布拉斯加州人的人将面临更严格的审查。 为了执行这些新措施，内布拉斯加州正在成立一个专门的团队，以更密切地监控加密 ATM 活动。Lammers 暗示，该部门将专注于追踪欺诈交易并确保遵守新法规。 随着加密 ATM 相关的欺诈案件持续增加，类似的担忧促使伊利诺伊州、北达科他州和亚利桑那州等几个州实施了限制措施。 上个月，伊利诺伊州参议员迪克·德宾（Dick Durbin）提出了《加密 ATM 欺诈预防法案》，旨在实施交易限制并加强消费者保护。 2 月 8 日，亚利桑那州众议员戴维·马歇尔 (David Marshall) 提出第 2387 号众议院法案，提议对自助服务终端运营商实施类似的限制和许可要求。 阅读更多：Senator proposes limits on crypto ATM transactions to combat scams

据数字资产研究公司 10x Research 称，比特币本周可能跌破 80,000 美元。 In a recent market update on X, the firm cited growing uncertainty over U.S. tariffs and rising inflation as key risk factors weighing on Bitcoin (BTC) and broader financial markets. 报告强调，美国核心个人消费支出数据好于预期，表明通胀仍令人担忧。此外，美国前总统唐纳德·特朗普在关税问题上的言论转变加剧了不确定性，人们担心激进的贸易政策可能会给经济信心带来压力。 关税冲击和通胀数据过热导致比特币涨势受阻过去三周，比特币的反弹势头有所减弱，因为核心个人消费支出数据好于预期，预示着通胀上升（部分原因是特朗普实施的关税），这似乎给消费者带来了压力……pic.twitter.com/Xp2DF3Iymh— 10x Research (@10x_Research) 2025 年 3 月 31 日 你可能还喜欢：Pro: ‘very crypto-friendly’ era lacks investor follow-through Weak PMI data 10x Research 还指出，即将公布的美国 ISM 制造业 PMI 数据可能是进一步下跌的潜在诱因。如果数据弱于预期，风险规避情绪可能会加剧，并蔓延至加密货币市场。 此外，强劲的就业数据可能会推迟美联储的任何干预，从而降低市场反弹的机会。 尽管存在这些风险，10x Research 指出，市场波动性仍然低迷，VIX 处于较低水平——这表明交易员可能低估了进一步下跌的可能性。 由于多重避险因素的影响，比特币近期的反弹似乎很脆弱。如果宏观经济压力持续存在，比特币未来几天可能会进一步下跌。 你可能还喜欢：该策略又购买了近 20 亿美元的比特币，目前持有超过 52.8 万 BTC

Web3 can give more power to online creators, enabling them to experiment without the fear of deplatforming, says new LUKSO COO. Creators have long been on the mercy of centalized online platforms, like Google, Meta and Spotify. These platforms can change the rules however they see fit, impacting a creator’s reach, and earnings. LUKSO (LYX) is one of the companies that hopes to use Web3 to give more power to creators. The company has recently announced appointing Jan-Oliver Sell as the new Chief Operating Officer. Sell, the former Managing Director at Coinbase Germany, shared his insights on the potentials of Web3 for creators with crypto.news. crypto.news: AI has enabled many more people to become creators. However, there are many creators who are concerned with the rise of AI and what it means for them. How does AI fit in LUKSO’s vision of empowering creators?Jan-Oliver Sell: AI is reshaping creativity, but it also raises questions about authorship, attribution, and accountability. The focus with LUKSO is on giving AI systems a verifiable presence on-chain—through Universal Profiles. A Universal Profile isn’t just for humans; it can also serve as a digital identity for AI agents. This allows AI to act on-chain transparently—sign transactions, publish content, hold assets, and interact with other profiles—all under a persistent, verifiable identity. The Universal Profile can link to off-chain training data sources, reference models it was trained on, and log actions for accountability. You might also like:Building the next-gen creator economy with AI agents | Opinion Importantly, Universal Profiles are programmable and modular. Multiple people—such as developers, curators, or safety auditors—can be granted permission to manage the AI’s profile through LUKSO’s LSP6 key manager standard. This enables safe, collaborative oversight of AI agents. The profile can even build a following, earn a reputation, and evolve socially—just like a human creator. CN: How does LUKSO tackle intellectual property rights, and how does that fit into the existing IP laws? JS: LUKSO is not a fixed system with a set of functionality, but like Ethereum a sandbox for unlimited ways to solve things. Like Intellectual property, which can be more transparently managed through technology. Instead of replacing legal systems, the focus is on enhancing them—allowing creators to attach licenses, metadata, and provenance directly to digital assets. This provides a clearer, tamper-proof trail of ownership and rights, helping bridge traditional IP law with the evolving digital landscape. CN: LUKSO promotes itself as the blockchain for the creator economy. Can you outline the problems with centralized platforms like Instagram or Spotify for creators? JS: Centralized platforms are closed systems. They control who sees what, how creators earn, and what features are allowed. Creators are at the mercy of shifting algorithms, opaque policies, and data silos they don’t own or control. With LUKSO’s LSP smart contract standards, especially Universal Profiles, the focus is on shifting that power dynamic. Universal Profiles are fully on-chain, censorship-resistant, and publicly accessible. This means creators own their identity and content, and anyone can read or interact with that data—fans, apps, platforms, or even new protocols. No one can shut it down or shadow-ban a profile. Once published, it’s part of a shared, permissionless space. You might also like:AI flattens creativity. Blockchain is how we save it | Opinion This open foundation enables entirely new types of relationships between creators, communities, and developers. Fans can build tools on top of creators’ profiles. Artists can experiment freely without fear of deplatforming. And new protocols can emerge that treat creators as sovereign participants, not just content suppliers. It’s a better environment for innovation, freedom, and sustainable connection. CN: What are the advantages of Web3 platforms compared to centralized platforms? What are some challenges that Web3 is facing?  JS: Web3 introduces transparency, ownership, and user agency. It allows creators to monetize directly, own their audience, and operate without platform gatekeepers. However, mainstream adoption is held back by complexity—unfamiliar tools, confusing interfaces, and security concerns. That’s why I tackled it by rethinking user accounts from the ground up with Universal Profiles—bringing smart, recoverable, and user-friendly blockchain identities to the Web3 experience.What holds web3 back is not the tools and dApps, but the foundations, the pure private key account system, and the lack of a proper standardised smart contract-based account system. This is now solved and available for all web3 through the LUKSO Standards Proposals (LSPs). CN: Despite the advantages of decentralization, we have seen centralized entities consistently pop up even in the blockchain space. For instance, CEXs and memecoin launchpads, popular for their accessibility. Can decentralized platforms ever close the accessibility gap?  JS: Decentralized systems often face hurdles in scalability, speed, and user experience. These limitations have led to the rise of centralized intermediaries even within Web3—because they offer the ease and speed people are used to. But with the right standards, that gap doesn’t just close—it becomes an opportunity to leap ahead. We rebuild the user experience layer using Universal Profiles and new standards that make blockchain accounts smart, recoverable, and extensible. This transforms the user interface of Web3 into something more intuitive and powerful than Web2. You might also like:Creator economy 2.0: AI and web3 define the digital success | Opinion What truly sets it apart is composability. In Web2, apps and platforms are siloed—you can’t take Instagram and plug it into Spotify. In LUKSO’s ecosystem, you can embed protocols directly into profiles. A single mini-app can serve as a token launchpad, event ticketing system, or fan token claim tool. When embedded into a Universal Profile within UniversalEverything.io, the profile itself becomes the app: an artist’s profile becomes their ticket store, a project’s profile becomes their launchpad. This level of modularity and cross-functionality doesn’t exist in Web2. With proper standards, decentralization can not only match the convenience of centralized platforms—it can surpass it by offering greater flexibility, ownership, and creative potential. CN: What are the key areas that LUKSO is focusing on to help creators?  JS: The focus with LUKSO is on building the digital infrastructure creators need to thrive—where identity, ownership, and creativity are deeply integrated into the blockchain itself. Key areas include: Universal Profiles: Smart, on-chain accounts that serve as a creator’s digital identity. They hold assets, reputation, and permissions—allowing creators to build trust, history, and interaction across any platform. Token standards (LSP7 for fungible, LSP8 for NFTs): These standards go beyond legacy formats like ERC20 or ERC721, enabling automation, real-time reactions, and seamless integration with profiles and apps. UniversalEverything.io: An open, composable frontend where creators and developers can explore the ecosystem, build mini-apps, and create new experiences for their fanbases. It’s like a living dashboard for the decentralized web—where a profile is not just a presence, but a programmable space. Together, these components form a foundation where creators aren’t locked into platforms—they own their identity, data, and audience, and they can grow their ecosystem on their own terms. 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