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Unicoin announces the establishment of an independent-operated Unicoin Foundation, prioritizing education, promoting responsible blockchain adoption, and enhancing accessibility to the digital economy. The foundation focuses on "Crypto for Good" by conducting financial literacy education, entrepreneurial training, and ecosystem support, with a particular emphasis on women and underserved groups. The foundation is chaired by Robert Newman and has 27 directors elected by approximately 4,000 shareholders through voting, with nearly 99% agreeing to transform into an independent foundation, aligning with the token taxonomy direction proposed by the SEC Chair.

Written by: a16z crypto
Translated by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
AI Agents are rapidly evolving from auxiliary tools into genuine economic participants at a pace far beyond other types of infrastructure.
Although Agents can now carry out tasks and execute trades, they still lack standardized ways across environments to prove “who I am,” “what I’m authorized to do,” and “how I should be paid.” Identity can’t be migrated, payments aren’t yet inherently programmable by default, and collaboration is still siloed.
Blockchain is solving these problems from the infrastructure layer. Public ledgers provide audit-ready proof for every transaction that anyone can verify; wallets give Agents portable identities; and stablecoins become another settlement layer. These are not concepts of the future—they are already available today and can help Agents operate permissionlessly as true economic participants.

Written by: Liam 'Akiba' Wright
Translated by: Saoirse, Foresight News
The theft of $292 million worth of rsETH from KelpDAO occurred at a highly unfavorable time for the DeFi industry. Prior to this, the market confidence had already been severely damaged by the security breach of Drift Protocol on April 1 and the collapse of the Venus lending protocol in March. After this incident, approximately $10 billion in funds withdrew from the DeFi sector over the entire weekend.
The stacking of multiple crises has made the difficulties faced by DeFi increasingly unavoidable. Although the open-source decentralized financial system still exists, it is gradually losing its core position as the default on-chain financial gateway. Stablecoins, tokenized government bonds, and compliant settlement channels continue to expand rapidly, but

STRC has fallen below its $100 face value since April 15, which may weaken the ability to continuously buy BTC through share issuance. Bitcoin faces the risk of dropping below $70,000. Of the latest 34,164 BTC purchased, approximately 86% came from STRC financing, and during historical pauses in buying, Bitcoin has averaged a decline of about 30%. If the technical flag pattern's lower boundary is broken, the price could fall to $67,000–$69,000; if the 20-day and 50-day EMAs hold, it could rebound to resistance at $78,000.