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YZi Labs is disappointed with the "poison pill" plan adopted by the board of CEA Industries, believing that these measures harm shareholder interests, and has rejected the company's claim of not considering alternative tokens. YZi Labs has submitted a statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking to expand the size of the board and calling for a fair election process.

Stripe and Paradigm jointly launched the payment public chain Tempo, which introduces the TIP-20 token standard, specifically designed for stablecoins and payment purposes. It features six core functions, such as transfer memos and reward distribution, and is compatible with ERC-20. Tempo also offers high-throughput payment channels, supporting transaction fees paid with TIP-20 stablecoins.

Writing: fejau
Translation: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
The crypto industry has been struggling to build in the unclear regulatory minefield, and now it finally has the opportunity to stabilize after experiencing the SEC's restrictive regulation. The uncertainty of regulation has forced many projects to adopt unconventional capital structures.
Due to the lack of clear guidance, is a token considered a security? If so, how should it be registered? Many organizations have had to find alternative solutions. Uniswap is an early example: they had to build a "firewall" between the laboratory entity holding equity and the foundation managing governance tokens. Frankly, that governance token is basically useless, after all, the SEC has never clarified how to compliantly structure a blockchain token entity.
Now, the 《CLARITY Act》 is about to pass, which is expected to provide the final legal pathway for the compliance of crypto tokens.

Barclays Bank acquires Ubyx equity in the US stablecoin settlement company, entering the stablecoin field as part of its exploration of digital currency strategies. Ubyx provides a stablecoin settlement system linked to traditional currencies. The specific investment scale and terms have not been disclosed.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, January 7th, according to IPOR Fusion official social media disclosure, its USDC Fusion Optimizer was hacked on the Arbitrum network, resulting in a loss of approximately $336,000 USDC. The IPOR team quickly launched an investigation after receiving security alerts from Hexagate and Blockaid on January 6th, confirming that the attack targeted a specific old Fusion liquidity pool.
The attack affected only a particular configuration of the liquidity pool, with losses accounting for less than 1% of the total funds in the Fusion protocol. The IPOR team is working with the SEAL organization and relevant security agencies to track and attempt to recover the funds. The IPOR decentralized autonomous organization will replenish the fund gap from the treasury to ensure all affected users'