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The design software giant Figma is quite interesting. On July 21, it submitted a revised IPO filing S-1. In the new document, in addition to confirming the IPO price range, a significant difference from the S-1 submitted earlier this month is that it clearly states that the company has officially authorized the establishment of a new class of "blockchain common stock." This means that it grants the company's board the power to issue shares in the form of blockchain tokens in the future. However, there are currently no specific issuance plans.

A couple of days ago, I saw that Frank Chaparro, the former head of news at The Block, has finally left the media outlet and joined the trading firm GSR. I felt quite emotional about it. In recent years, the overall quality of The Block has plummeted like a free fall, and many talented journalists have gradually left. It feels like a lively party is coming to an end. So, what about the other benchmark, Coindesk? The IPO documents released by Bullish reveal some clues.

I would like to ask, after the launch of Plasma's public testnet, did anyone get the test coin through the faucet? What apps have already been deployed and can be used to play?

Dear Kyle, when are you going to sell these bags?

Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, commented on the significant impact on the industry if the three major U.S. crypto regulatory bills pass smoothly: 1- Clear rules will prompt large financial institutions to go all-in, bringing tens of billions of dollars in investment and bringing trillions of dollars of traditional assets to the blockchain. 2- These laws will also mitigate the industry's greatest risks and reduce the number of scandals that repeatedly destroy trust.

Will used to be my investor, and now he is really doing things for FTX's Chinese creditors (not a second harvest), and foreign media have already reported on it, asking Chinese Crypto media to help them 🙏

Novices in the Web3 world are full of confusion about how to learn and understand the trusted information in the dark forest of crypto, and how to find credible information has become a super problem in the Web3 world in today's prevalent "mouth-licking" mining. What to do? In this episode, Web3 101 anchors @fishkiller and @jack_xiong137 and @WutalkWu, the founder of Blockchain @wublockchain12, who occupies a leading position in the global and Chinese communities, discuss how to find the truth in Web3 information noise. Topics covered in this episode include: - Information Noise in a Web3 World? - What do you think about "news trading"? - How to find and verify trusted information on a range of topics? - How to Combat Information Pollution Caused by InfoFi and "Lip Licking"?

Ledger is a very disappointing company! @OneKeyHQ @KeystoneWallet Come on duck!

The Ishikawa Prefectural Library is truly fascinating.