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Massive ETH stake release: Market concerns or ecological adjustments? Recently, an intriguing phenomenon has emerged on the Ethereum network: a large number of validators are queuing up to unstake their ETH. As of July 23, approximately 521,252 ETH (worth around $1.93 billion) are waiting to be unlocked, with a queue time exceeding 9 days and 1 hour, setting a record for the longest wait time in nearly a year. This phenomenon has raised concerns in the market about the price trend of ETH. As a representative of the PoS consensus mechanism, staking ETH not only maintains network security but also allows for additional earnings. However, does such a large-scale un-staking behavior indicate that the market is about to undergo significant changes? From the price trend, ETH has accumulated a rise of 160% since the low point at the beginning of April, and on July 21, it even reached a 7-month high of $3,812. This rapid increase may prompt some early stakers to choose to take profits. Historically, similar

This article explores the innovations and challenges of Web3 social, emphasizing the importance of enhancing user experience through token economic models. It analyzes existing platforms and native community cases, such as Reddit's Moons program and Phaver, pointing out that a purely "make money" model is difficult to sustain. The key to success lies in creating novel social experiences rather than simple financial incentives.

The security issues of cross-chain protocols are highlighted in the Web3 domain, with LayerZero serving as an example that demonstrates the potential risks of its design. LayerZero employs a single Oracle for verification, which drops the security level and relies on assumed independence, exposing vulnerabilities such as message modification. Despite its success in the market, it contradicts the decentralization concept of blockchain and still requires innovation to enhance security.