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DURUON@duruon

Onchain Madang

Translated from Korean

Have you ever walked around for a while holding an empty cup while traveling? What if you could get permission to use trash cans in shops or buildings when you can't find anywhere to throw it away?

GomiGo, an entry for ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026, is a project that started with this thought. In this system, trash can operators register their operating hours and the types of waste allowed, and users verify their humanity via World ID to receive a code valid for 10 minutes. The concept is that you either input the code into a lock on the bin or show it to an employee, depending on the type of trash can.

The team explains that they limit users to receiving one code per day in the same zone, and that trash can information is recorded on the Ethereum Sepolia testnet. It is an idea based on sharing within the conditions set by the operator, rather than letting just anyone throw things away at will.

For now, this is just an experiment from a hackathon. It has not been confirmed as a service that can be used immediately in actual shops or buildings in Tokyo. It will be interesting to see how the accessibility of human verification and operator participation play out.

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Ripple (XRP) Futures Long Accounts at 74%... Price at $1.17

The proportion of Ripple (XRP) futures long position accounts reached 74%, with the price recorded at $1.17. Open interest in futures was tallied at $395 million, an increase of 5.84% from 24 hours ago. However, the proportion of long accounts is based on the number of accounts and does not represent the actual scale of funds.

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Nodiel@nodiel

Crypto Signal

Translated from Korean

Ethereum Foundation Announces Delay of Hoodi Fork to Review Compatibility Issues

The Ethereum Foundation has decided to tentatively postpone the Hoodi hard fork to resolve potential compatibility issues discovered during the implementation of EIP-8037 and EIP-8038. Following an All Core Developers (ACD) call, the foundation decided to halt the fork until these issues are clearly resolved. They have released a list of eight technical conditions that may change during the upgrade process and are requesting that smart contract developers and auditors check their projects for potential impact. While this announcement confirms the schedule delay and the need for review, specific remedies and the revised target date for the fork have not yet been determined, so it is necessary to watch the code review process across the ecosystem closely.

Request for Invariant Review for Developers and Auditors

In this announcement, the Ethereum Foundation has released a separate repository outlining eight invariants that may be affected during the Glamsterdam upgrade. The intention is for developers and security auditors within the ecosystem to personally verify whether existing smart contracts or dApps rely on the conditions being changed. Since the Hoodi hard fork has been paused to preemptively filter out compatibility issues, the specific timeline for the next fork and the direction of code revisions will likely become clear only after the community's review results are collected.

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[Evening News Briefing] China's State Council to Supplement Virtual Asset Supervision Framework, etc.

China's State Council announced strengthened virtual asset supervision and supervision of real-asset tokenization, while Hong Kong is pushing to restrict the names of unlicensed exchanges. The Moscow Exchange plans to pilot the introduction of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether trading. An asset outflow of approximately $4.06 million occurred on the Tron network, and the correlation coefficient between Bitcoin and the S&P 500 recorded 0.80.

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ETH Spot ETF Sees $93.19 Million Net Outflow

On the 6th (local time), the US Ethereum spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $93.19 million. The largest amount of funds exited from BlackRock's ETHA, with net outflows also occurring from Grayscale's Mini ETH and Fidelity's FETH.

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[Coin Update Log] OUSG·FIUSD Maintain All-Time Highs... 5 New Highs, 6 New Lows

A total of 5 coins set new all-time highs, while OUSG and FIUSD maintained their existing all-time highs. Additionally, 6 coins hit new all-time lows, with EXOD trading at its lowest point. The top 5 coins by market capitalization, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, are currently in a correction phase from their respective all-time highs.

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VanEck CEO Mentions Next Financial Crisis Could Originate from Washington

The CEO of VanEck warned of the US government's fiscal risks, stating that the next financial crisis could begin in Washington. He predicted that gold and Bitcoin would have higher values in 10 years and mentioned the possibility of the US government being unable to fulfill some of its obligations.

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소담노트@sodamnote

Onchain Madang

Translated from Korean

If body scan data provided for a shoot is also used for AI image generation, would it be possible to verify the person's consent each time?

The ETHGlobal Tokyo entry 'consent-ledger' is a project that started with this question. It provides a way to look up consent records linked to the AI generation process and respond according to states such as allow, deny, request confirmation, and revoke.

According to the team, the scanned images themselves are not stored; instead, permissions for each purpose are recorded on the Ethereum testnet. If consent is revoked, it ensures that subsequent requests can be checked.

As an experimental project built at a hackathon, real-world application and effectiveness in protection still need further verification. It also does not mean it blocks use by other unconnected AI tools.