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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Farcaster has issued a statement clarifying that its protocol will not issue tokens, and the current discussions circulating in the market regarding "token issuance" are actually caused by the fork project Hypersnap. The Hypersnap team referred to its token as the "Farcaster token" in discussions, leading to confusion among some users. Farcaster emphasizes that this statement does not represent its official position, and there are currently no Farcaster protocol tokens or airdrop plans. It also states its aim to reduce the impact of bot accounts and scams on the network experience caused by this.

According to Huoxun Finance, the Central Bank of Russia recently announced plans to require its citizens to declare their overseas cryptocurrency holdings after a new round of cryptocurrency regulations takes effect. Vladimir Chistyukhin, First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Russia, pointed out that the new regulations will strengthen KYC (Know Your Customer) requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges to improve transaction transparency. He emphasized that the regulations do not prohibit individuals or institutions from holding cryptocurrency assets in overseas wallets, but they must declare them to the federal tax authorities. This measure is expected to take effect in July this year along with the relevant regulatory framework.

According to Huoxun Finance, a user had approximately $316,000 USDC stolen from their wallet by a phishing attacker after signing a malicious Permit2 transaction. GoPlus advises users to adhere to the "Four Don'ts" principle for phishing prevention: Don't click on unfamiliar links, don't install software from unknown sources, don't sign transactions with unclear content, and don't transfer funds to unverified addresses. GoPlus also recommends installing the GoPlus security plugin to block phishing risks in real time.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Central Bank of Russia plans to require its citizens to declare their overseas cryptocurrency holdings after a new round of cryptocurrency regulations takes effect. Vladimir Chistyukhin, First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Russia, pointed out that the new regulations will strengthen KYC requirements for exchanges to improve transaction transparency. He emphasized that the regulations do not prohibit individuals or institutions from holding cryptocurrency assets in overseas wallets, but they must declare them to the federal tax authorities. This measure is expected to take effect in July along with the relevant regulatory framework. (DL News)