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6 Layer 1 Networks to watch for: $HBAR: Institutional ready Layer 1 $NEAR: Rapidly growing AI utility $SEI: Selected for DTCC Tokenization $HYPE: Top growing DeFi L1 ecosystem stellar:native: First L1 selected by DTCC $ICP: Running decentralized AI on-chain What else would you add here?

The DTCC has gone ALL IN on RWAs & Web3 lately 🗓️May 4: DTCC Tokenization WG announced $ONDO $CC $SEI $XRP involved 🗓️May 12: DTCC adopts $LINK CRE 🗓️May 27: DTCC partners with $XLM Probably nothing

افشای توافق‌نامه محرمانه ایروان-واشنگتن؛ حراج خاک ارمنستان در قالب «مسیر ترامپ»! 🔹«مارکو روبیو»، وزیر خارجه آمریکا و همتای ارمنی‌اش، توافقنامه چارچوب راهبردی پروژه «مسیر ترامپ» (TRIPP) را برای اتصال باکو به نخجوان در ایروان امضا کردند؛ سندی که بندهای آن بیشتر شبیه به یک کاپیتولاسیون نوین است! 🔻 بندهای فاجعه‌بار این توافق چیست؟ 1. کنترل مطلق آمریکا: تاسیس شرکت مشترک توسعه (TDC) که در آن ۷۴ درصد سهام و حق کنترل مطلق متعلق به آمریکاست و ارمنستان تنها ۲۶ درصد سهم دارد! 2. واگذاری ۹۹ ساله خاک: ارمنستان متعهد شده حقوق انحصاری اراضی مسیر این کریدور را برای ۴۹ سال (با قابلیت تمدید تا ۹۹ سال!) به این شرکت واگذار کند. هزینه آزادسازی اراضی هم از جیب ملت ارمنستان پرداخت می‌شود! 3. بهشت مالیاتی برای واشنگتن: تمام سود شرکت‌ها و عواید آمریکا از این پروژه کاملاً معاف از مالیات خواهد بود. 4. واگذاری امنیت مرزی: با وجود ادعای مالکیت ارمنستان، کنترل گمرک و امنیت مرزی این مناطق به «اپراتورهای خصوصیِ» (بخوانید مزدوران امنیتی غربی) واگذار می‌شود!

🔴Leveraged trading in South Korean semiconductor stocks is SKYROCKETING: 16 single-stock leveraged ETFs tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix launched this week, attracting combined assets of ~$2.8 billion on their first day of trading alone. The Samsung KODEX SK Hynix ETF leads with $1.06 billion in assets, followed by the Samsung KODEX Samsung Electronics ETF at $765 million and the Mirae Asset Tiger SK Hynix ETF at $495 million. These products were previously banned in South Korea and require daily rebalancing to maintain their leverage ratio, mechanically forcing them to purchase into rallies and sell into declines, acting as a volatility accelerator. Meanwhile, Samsung and SK Hynix already account for ~50% of the entire KOSPI index, meaning any sector-specific shock to semiconductors will now be EXTREMELY AMPLIFIED by the forced selling of these multi-billion dollar funds. The risk materialized immediately on Thursday, when the KOSPI fell -4.7%, with Samsung down -6.4%, SK Hynix down -4.1%, and one Samsung leveraged ETF plunging nearly -10% in a single session. Such market developments never happen at the market bottom.

🚨BREAKING: Ferrari unveils its new slogan for the Luce.

The Netherlands is the size of Wales. It is also the second-largest agricultural exporter on the planet by value, shifting roughly €100 billion of food a year out of a country you can drive across in an afternoon. The system that built this has been running, refining itself, since the 1950s, and feeding most of northern Europe in the process. It is also the diet that built the Dutch themselves. In 1850, the average Dutchman was 5 foot 5, among the shortest in Europe. Today he stands 6 foot, the tallest in the world. The variable, by every cross-country analysis ever run on the question, was dairy. Cheese, butter, milk, repeated every day, for six generations, on a national scale. The Netherlands grew its population upward by feeding them what the soil and the cow could produce together. In 2019, a Dutch court ruled that the country's nitrogen emissions, principally ammonia from livestock manure, exceeded EU limits. In 2022, the government published a target: halve nitrogen emissions by 2030. According to its own modelling, this required closing roughly 11,200 farms and significantly reducing livestock numbers on a further 17,600. €25 billion was allocated to buy farmers out. Voluntary first. Then forced, if the voluntary route did not deliver. Nitrogen minister Christianne van der Wal informed the country, in public, that there was no better offer coming. The farmers responded by driving tractors onto motorways, blocking distribution centres, and inverting the Dutch flag. Forty thousand of them gathered in central Netherlands in a single day. The police were briefly issued with shovels because the tear gas was running low and the farmers had brought slurry. The protest did not stop the policy. The BBB party, formed by farmers in response, briefly became the largest force in the Dutch Senate, the coalition government softened some elements, and the rest continued. The Dutch dairy farmer who built his herd in 1985 is, in 2026, either gone, going, or being offered 120% of his land's value to leave. He is being offered this because the cow that built the tallest population on Earth is, by spreadsheet, now the problem. Meanwhile, in the same country, Schiphol airport, KLM, and the Dutch chemical industry collectively emit nitrogen oxides the dairy sector cannot match, and have been treated with significantly more diplomatic care. The farmer is the easiest fight because the farmer is one man, on one piece of ground, with one tractor. The chemical plant is owned by a board. Boards do not get bought out at 120%. They get consulted.