Odaily Planet Daily News Former FTX executive Ryan Salame, who was sentenced to 90 months in prison, posts on X almost every day. Last Sunday, he wrote, "Are we at a key moment in the cryptocurrency cycle (lenders even allowing you to borrow billions of dollars with a ham sandwich as collateral)?" Four lawyers said that it was 'unusual' for the former FTX executive to make comments on social media after being sentenced, but they added that the legal risks of Salame making public comments were lower than the risks he faced before the verdict was reached. Salame and his lawyer did not immediately respond to requests for comment. (DL News) Earlier at the end of May, there was news that Ryan Salame hinted at writing a book. His X account, after being silent for nearly two years, posted and wrote, "hot damn, this is going to get interesting quickly," seemingly implying that he is ready to talk about the story of FTX exchange. In addition, Ryan Salam wrote in his final tweet, "It's really useful to know who your frens are! I'm glad to be able to grow with them for the long term. If you can get rid of these crazy thoughts, you can really figure out who cares about customers and who doesn't care about customers."

Crypto AI platform imgnAI announced the completion of a $1.6 million seed funding round led by Hack VC, with participation from Rana Capital, Selini Capital, West Ham Capital, Motus Capital and dao5, but the specific valuation was not disclosed. It is reported that the company's image generation robot platform was launched at the end of 2022, and the imgnAI crypto Token on its website is used to unlock advanced features and mint images directly as Non-fungible Tokens. Tokens used for such functions will then be burned, reducing the total supply. The project said the funds will be used to increase imgnAI's infrastructure capacity, accelerate product development and expand its marketing efforts. The project also intends to use this capital to support the launch of a "digital companion" product called "Naifu", which is designed to provide high-performance text and image responses, providing greater creative freedom compared to web2 alternatives.