Odaily Planet Daily News: Jesse Pollak, head of the Base protocol, disclosed three of his frequently used transaction addresses on X so that the community can track his on-chain behavior. 1. The first address is Jesse’s new smart wallet, which is gradually becoming its default address: 0x2211d1D0020DAEA8039E46Cf1367962070d77DA9; 2. The second address is Jesse’s Zora smart wallet: 0xd211b9417f28d128435cd8d022aeaebbc8a28f17; 3. The third address is Jesse’s old EOA wallet, which is currently being gradually migrated out: 0x849151d7D0bF1F34b70d5caD5149D28CC2308bf1.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, several community users have reported receiving automatic refunds related to the Hyperliquid API outage. Furthermore, based on on-chain transaction records, the community estimates the total refund amount to approximately $1.49 million. However, as of this writing, Hyperliquid has yet to issue an official statement regarding this matter. According to previous news, Hyperliquid experienced an API server failure on the evening of July 29, which caused delays in order processing. Hyperliquid then stated that it would provide refunds and compensation to affected users.

Binance Alpha has officially announced the launch of Fireverse (FIR) on August 6th. Eligible users can redeem their Binance Alpha Points on the Alpha event page after trading opens. Detailed details will be announced later.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bitget market data shows that MYX rose above 0.2 USDT and is currently trading at 0.2322 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 93.18%.

According to official news from Odaily Planet Daily, Binance Alpha will list DarkStar (DARK), and trading will begin at 20:00 (UTC+8) on August 4, 2025. After trading begins, users holding at least 200 Binance Alpha points can apply for an airdrop of 1,000 DARK tokens. First come, first served. If the event does not end, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 15 points every hour. Please note that applying for the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha points.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Japanese stocks recorded their biggest drop in two months on Monday as concerns about the US economy and trade intensified, while speculation about possible domestic political unrest intensified. The Nikkei 225 index closed down 1.25%, the biggest single-day drop since June 2. The index fell as much as 2.3% during the session. At the close, 48 stocks in the Nikkei 225 index rose and 174 fell. Musical instrument maker Yamaha led the decline with an 8% drop, followed by Credit Saison. Nintendo bucked the trend and soared 5.1% due to strong demand for its Switch 2 game system. The Topix index closed down 1.1%, with the banking sub-index falling 3.2%. (Jinshi)