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1. The founder of OpenClaw published an article criticizing multiple issues in GitHub's security vulnerability reporting process;
2. Tim Draper: Over the next 10 years, I will focus on advancing the bitcoin ecosystem, AI, and space technology;
3. Vitalik Buterin: The Deep funding project needs to adapt to the demands of chaotic times;
4. A newly created wallet withdrew 2,000 BTC, worth 140 millions USD, from an exchange;
5. Market news: Mastercard launches a new blockchain payment initiative, with an exchange, PayPal, and Ripple joining;
6. U.S. Democratic lawmakers propose the DEATH BETS bill, aiming to ban contracts for war and death prediction markets;
7. Whale 0x17c3 has become the largest oil short seller on-chain, holding short positions worth 24.6 millions USD;
8. Arthur Hayes: Will not increase bitcoin holdings until the Federal Reserve resumes printing money.
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