According to Odaily Planet Daily, MegaETH head PaperImperium disclosed documents from the Southern District of New York Federal Court on the X platform, showing that a US court has issued an injunction against Arbitrum DAO, prohibiting it from transferring approximately $71 million in ETH assets frozen in the KelpDAO hack. In response, "chain detective" ZachXBT posted on the X platform, stating that some US law firms are using their investigative work and on-chain evidence to help victims of hacking incidents file legal claims, but this practice actually hinders victims from receiving compensation/recovery funds. ZachXBT added that in previous hacks involving the Lazarus Group, such law firms typically intervene only after the on-chain funds have been traced or frozen, and then file follow-up legal actions that are weakly related to the crypto incident itself. They have also used similar strategies in cases like Harmony and Bybit, engaging in "free-riding" claims. He called on the crypto community to establish a DAO to resist such behavior.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, MegaETH head PaperImperium disclosed on the X platform documents from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, showing that the U.S. court has issued an injunction against Arbitrum DAO, prohibiting it from transferring approximately $71 million in ETH assets frozen in the KelpDAO hack. The plaintiffs sought to use these funds to enforce outstanding judgments against North Korea for terrorism, abduction, and other cases involving North Korea over the years, and have applied for substituted service of process to issue legal notice to Arbitrum DAO, designating it as a potentially accountable "partnership." The court documents also state that Arbitrum DAO has a Security Council governed by ARB holders, possessing the capability to act in emergency situations; therefore, members who refuse to cooperate may face contempt of court and other legal liabilities. The market believes this case may become a significant example of the U.S. judicial system directly constraining the governance structure of DAOs, further highlighting the compliance pressures on DeFi protocols within the existing legal framework.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Ethereum Foundation has released a summary of the Soldøgn Interop work, stating that key goals for the Glamsterdam upgrade have been largely achieved. These include reaching consensus on a post-upgrade Gas Limit of 200 million, ensuring stable operation of the ePBS external Builder process, and finalizing the EIP-8037 Gas repricing parameters. The Glamsterdam upgrade focuses on securely increasing the Gas Limit to expand Ethereum's throughput, while EIP-8037 will prevent the state from expanding indefinitely due to high Gas Limits by increasing the cost of state creation. The Ethereum Foundation also stated that most clients are running stably on glamsterdam-devnet-2 and have successfully tested the entire external Builder process. Furthermore, substantial progress has been made on FOCIL, native account abstraction, and Hegotá upgrade-related features. In the coming weeks, core developers will continue to harden clients, refine testing, and merge code. The final parameters will be publicly confirmed at the AllCoreDevs conference.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn stated in an article on the X platform that after in-depth discussions with several Bitcoin industry figures regarding quantum computing and Bitcoin issues, he believes the market is gradually reaching a consensus: First, the approximately 1.1 million BTC held by Satoshi Nakamoto (distributed across approximately 22,000 P2PK addresses) should not be arbitrarily used. Infringing upon his property rights to address quantum risks could damage Bitcoin's core value proposition. Even in extreme circumstances where these BTC are transferred, the market has a strong capacity to absorb them, and the risk can be further mitigated through solutions such as "Hourglass." Second, promoting research, testing, and signature compression of new encryption technologies such as quantum-resistant (PQ) cryptography for Bitcoin is a positive direction, allowing for the preparation of contingency plans. However, it is crucial to avoid prematurely pushing for protocol-level implementation, which could lead to consensus deadlock or introduce unverified new risks. Even if the quantum threat has only a 1% chance of affecting Bitcoin, continued research is worthwhile.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, a draft OPEC+ statement indicates that seven OPEC+ countries have agreed to raise their June oil production target by approximately 188,000 barrels per day, marking the third consecutive month of increases. This move aims to demonstrate the organization's readiness to increase supply after the war. Sources say that despite the UAE's withdrawal from the organization this week, OPEC+ will continue to pursue its production increase plan. The seven member countries meeting on Sunday are Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Algeria, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Oman. A report from OPEC last month stated that the average daily crude oil production of all OPEC+ members in March was 35.06 million barrels, a decrease of 7.7 million barrels per day from February, with Iraq and Saudi Arabia experiencing the largest production cuts due to export restrictions. The draft statement indicates that the seven member countries will meet again on June 7th. (Jinshi)