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02:23
An address associated with the Floki team sold 2.74 billion FLOKI, worth approximately $1.35 million, one hour ago.
Foresight News reported, according to monitoring by @ai_9684xtpa, a Floki team-associated address starting with 0xf12 sold 27.4 billion FLOKI on-chain one hour ago, exchanging them for 340.61 ETH, worth approximately $1.35 million. The tokens in this address originated from the Floki deployment address, which distributed the tokens to an address starting with 0xa57 three years ago, and later obtained them via a secondary transfer through an address starting with 0x64c.
02:17
Solana co-founder toly responds to Vitalik's "exit test" opinion
Solana Labs co-founder toly responded on X to Vitalik Buterin's view that "Ethereum must pass the escape test," expressing a different opinion. He believes that Solana should continue to iterate and evolve, without relying on a single team or individual. If it stops meeting the needs of developers and users, Solana will cease to exist. toly emphasized that Solana needs to have a wide range of real use cases, be adopted by a large number of developers, and form positive feedback through the value of on-chain transactions, investing more resources to improve the protocol. He pointed out that protocol changes should prioritize solving real problems for developers or users, and that choosing "not to solve" most issues is necessary.
02:16
Solana co-founder responds to Vitalik's "escape test" narrative: Solana will disappear if it stops meeting the needs of users and developers
According to Odaily, Solana Labs co-founder toly responded on X to Vitalik Buterin's view that "Ethereum itself must pass the escape test," stating that he holds a different opinion. He said that Solana needs to continuously iterate and evolve and should not rely on any single team or individual. However, if Solana stops making adjustments based on the needs of developers and users, it will head towards extinction. toly pointed out that Solana must have broad and genuine human use cases and be adopted by a large number of developers, enabling it to generate considerable revenue from on-chain value transactions. This, in turn, would create positive feedback and allow more resources (such as LLM token credit) to be invested in upstream improvements to this general-purpose open-source protocol. He emphasized that the primary goal of protocol changes should be to solve real problems faced by developers or users, rather than trying to cover all needs. For most issues, choosing "not to solve" them is necessary in itself.
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