President Trump’s memecoin investor dinner has sparked protests from Democratic lawmakers, who allege corruption and plan to introduce legislation banning federal officials from profiting from crypto....

President Trump’s memecoin investor dinner has sparked protests from Democratic lawmakers, who allege corruption and plan to introduce legislation banning federal officials from profiting from crypto. Rep. Maxine Waters and Senators Warren and Murphy are leading events and pushing related bills. According to CoinDesk, the dinner, attended by major crypto backers like Justin Sun, will be held at Trump’s golf club near Washington, D.C.

Trump’s memecoin dinner sparks protests

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Vietnam requests to block Telegram application due to serious violations in cyberspace

Many people are puzzled: after @CetusProtocol was hacked, the validator network "froze" the hacker's address, recovering $160 million. How exactly was this done? Is decentralization a "lie"? Here's an analysis from a technical perspective:
· Cross-chain bridge transfer part: After the successful hack, the hacker immediately transferred some USDC and other assets to other chains like Ethereum through a cross-chain bridge. These funds cannot be recovered, as once they leave the Sui ecosystem, validators are powerless.
· Funds still on the Sui chain...

How did Sui "freeze" the hacker's address? Is decentralization a lie?

On the afternoon of May 22, the Sui chain's leading DEX liquidity protocol Cetus Protocol token CETUS suddenly experienced a sharp decline, with its price almost "chopped off," and multiple token trading pairs on Cetus also saw dramatic drops. Subsequently, many KOLs posted on X, indicating that the Cetus protocol LP pools had been hacked.

According to on-chain monitoring, the Cetus attacker appears to have controlled all LP pools priced in SUI, with the stolen amount exceeding $260 million as of the time of writing...