ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Binance's Chief Marketing Officer Rachel Conlan stated in an interview that Binance's team conducts detailed due diligence on the project's founders, team members, and roadmap. She emphasized that Binance's "secret research team" takes multiple factors into account, among which community feedback and opinions, as well as observing trends and insights from the community, are very important, and denied the idea that hype alone can drive listings.Although Meme coins often face negative reports due to a lack of utility, Conlan stated that some emerging Meme coins have built-in utility, "and that is exactly what we all need, because we need this use case." Conlan predicts that within the next 18 to 24 months, the cryptocurrency community will "experience exponential growth," which means there will be an increased focus on cryptocurrency projects with real use cases.

ChainCatcher message, Jupiter co-founder Meow posted a Jupiter spot stability update on X and called for community feedback. He stated: "A few weeks ago, I released and explained the stability issues of our spot products, including Swap, DCA, LO, and VA.As mentioned above, these issues were primarily due to the significant upgrades we made in the first half of the year to accommodate the massive growth of tokens and the market. We attempted to address important user experience issues and manage the workload and technical load of a set of APIs used across the entire ecosystem. Since then, we have been working hard to resolve these issues, including correcting dynamic configurations, optimizing MTS infrastructure to better serve APIs and internal users, increasing monitoring significantly, and making extensive changes to the LO/DCA systems.We still plan to fix some issues: dynamic slippage inference may be slow if the network is poor, it is not very effective for rapidly moving tokens, and the user experience during failures is not an ideal solution; pricing for tokens with lower liquidity remains a very challenging issue; there are delays during infrastructure upgrades; the execution speed of LO/DCA is still not as fast as we would like; we also have some significant upgrades coming, including a significantly improved version of dynamic slippage and limit orders. We encourage the community to provide feedback on this. We will strive to address every issue and resolve them in the coming weeks.

ChainCatcher news, according to UXLINK's disclosure on the official X platform and Telegram group, based on community opinions and feedback, the token airdrop rules are open for discussion, with the main rules as follows:UXLINK has always adopted a three-step approach to prevent low-quality accounts/wallet addresses, with the airdrop being the final step. It will also open channels for self-reporting and appeals for non-compliant addresses, maintaining smooth communication with the community.The airdrop rules indicate that the main evaluation criteria will be based on community contribution scores, professional third-party ratings, and exchange certifications. It will also fully consider the needs of users who have made significant contributions but have low scores, as well as users from countries and regions that UXLINK cannot serve, taking measures such as delays and buybacks to meet the interests of contributors.According to the airdrop rules, UXLINK will allocate a portion of the project's profits for additional airdrops to community contributors, which can be claimed without the need for UXUY points. This portion of the rewards will be distributed openly, equally, and fairly to addresses that have contributed to the UXLINK community.According to the community leader: "There are over 6 million holders on the UXLINK chain, and we initially expect to airdrop to 1.5-3.0 million addresses. Due to the large scale involved, we are also being very cautious and are currently seeking community opinions."

ChainCatcher message, ZK Nation posted on X that they will continue to update the FAQ document and add an email for the community to collect questions and feedback.

ChainCatcher news, ZKasino stated yesterday that it has initiated a two-step bridging process, which will bridge ETH back to non-participating bridge users at a 1:1 ratio. The team also mentioned that they are still working hard and reiterated their commitment to making the project successful. However, the crypto community pointed out that ZKasino only gives bridge participants a short 72 hours to register (UTC time May 28, 14:00 - May 31, 14:00, all on business days). After three days, the registration function will be closed and deposits will also stop, which may prevent many from retrieving their deposits.In addition, ZKasino has deliberately avoided addressing the staking rewards earned from user deposits. It is reported that after the Bridge-to-Earn program ends, ZKasino will convert investors' ETH into Lido's Wrapped Staked Ether. Given that the current Lido staking yield is 3.3% and the recent rise in ETH prices, the expected staking rewards will exceed $100,000.

ChainCatcher news, Ahmad Shadid, founder and CEO of the Solana ecosystem DePIN protocol io.net, released an analysis of the event report from April 27 on social media, stating, "In the past 120 hours, io.net has been working to expel the witch attackers from the network, launching multiple security patches and establishing a new security model to prevent future incidents. The network infrastructure is now fully operational and functioning normally."In addition, Ahmad Shadid stated, "io.net is a team of over 100 people, working to clean up false GPUs and make the metrics displayed in the user interface clearer. io.net prioritizes security and stability, and operates in a transparent manner. Our business team is currently coordinating the network restart efforts, prioritizing vendor relationships, and working to restore network supply as soon as possible. We will still launch IO Cloud v2 and IO tokens as planned. This attack has been a painful lesson for me, and I apologize to the community. Most of the criticisms received by io.net are reasonable, and we will continue to improve the network based on community feedback."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the non-custodial liquid staking protocol Ether.fi has announced plans for an upcoming airdrop of governance tokens, named ETHFI, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens and an initial circulating supply of 115.2 million tokens.It is reported that the first phase of the airdrop is called "Season 1," which will release 6% of the total token supply; the second phase will release 5% of the remaining tokens. According to the tokenomics distribution of the protocol, the remaining tokens will be allocated among investors, partners, core contributors, and the protocol treasury.Additionally, Ether.fi offers various eligibility criteria for the airdrop, including holding eETH, referring friends to join the protocol, or participating in the protocol's "early participant program." According to Ether.fi's announcement, "whale wallets" will need to wait 3 months to claim their tokens, while smaller wallets can claim them immediately.Ether.fi also announced that, based on community feedback regarding the large token allocation around TRON founder Justin Sun, the initially planned distribution will undergo changes.

ChainCatcher message, Stake DAO posted on platform x stating that following the governance proposal (SDGP#32) previously passed by Stake DAO, the Stake DAO Association has now opened the first grant proposal for the first half of 2024 for community feedback. This proposal is a logical suite of the previous proposal, formalizing the work done by DAO contributors and paving a clear path for contributors.

ChainCatcher news, the oracle Pyth Network has released a draft of the Pyth DAO governance system charter, which will collect feedback and be publicly announced in the Discord community before submitting for on-chain voting deployment.The Pyth Governance system will determine the size/denomination of oracle fees earned by Pyth, establish the reward distribution mechanism for data publishers, approve other software updates for cross-chain on-chain programs, and other important network matters.