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Golem is a peer-to-peer, decentralized computation network that enables a marketplace for computing power. It allows anyone to share and aggregate computing resources, creating a network to share resources. By doing so, Golem hopes to provide software developers with an alternative to traditional centralized cloud service providers, such as Amazon.
Kelp: Progress made on rsETH recovery; remaining shortfall is approximately 89,500 ETH.
KelpDAO announced that, since April 18, it has been coordinating with Aave and ecosystem partners to restore rsETH holdings for rsETH holders. The initial shortfall from this incident was 163,200 ETH. To date, Kelp has recovered 40,300 rsETH—approximately 43,000 ETH—and the Arbitrum Security Council has separately secured 30,700 ETH. The remaining shortfall stands at approximately 89,500 ETH. Kelp stated that, of this remaining shortfall, Mantle, Stani Kulechov, EtherFi, Lido, and Golem have publicly committed to contributing a total of 43,500 ETH, and Kelp is working with these partners to formalize those contributions. Kelp emphasized that rsETH holders are the top priority.
Projects such as OpenClaw and Hermes have been explicitly included in the GLM Coding Plan support scope
Odaily News: Zixuan Li, Product Lead at Zhipu, posted on the X platform stating that OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern have been explicitly marked as projects supported by the GLM Coding Plan. Other general-purpose tools will be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Furthermore, Zixuan Li reminded users not to share accounts or use subscriptions as APIs. If users encounter error 1313 while complying with the rules, they can contact the official team for feedback.
0G Labs Launches Decentralized AI Development Platform 0G App: Supports Natural Language Application Building and One-Click Deployment
Odaily News AI agent platform 0G Labs has announced the launch of its consumer-facing AI development platform, 0G App. Users can build and deploy applications using only natural language prompts, without writing any code, bridging the ease of use of Web2 with the infrastructure of Web3. 0G App operates on decentralized computing power and incorporates a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) verification mechanism, enabling AI models to run in a privacy-preserving environment. It integrates capabilities for application generation, AI agent deployment, and token issuance, allowing users to complete the entire process from idea to launch within the same ecosystem.In terms of its underlying architecture, 0G App combines Intel TDX and NVIDIA H100/H200 hardware environments to achieve verifiable and privacy-preserving AI inference. It supports the operation of the open-source large language model GLM-5. Applications can be deployed with one-click access to Vercel, while data is synchronized to a decentralized storage network. (CoinMarketCap)
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Kelp: Progress made on rsETH recovery; remaining shortfall is approximately 89,500 ETH.
KelpDAO announced that, since April 18, it has been coordinating with Aave and ecosystem partners to restore rsETH holdings for rsETH holders. The initial shortfall from this incident was 163,200 ETH. To date, Kelp has recovered 40,300 rsETH—approximately 43,000 ETH—and the Arbitrum Security Council has separately secured 30,700 ETH. The remaining shortfall stands at approximately 89,500 ETH. Kelp stated that, of this remaining shortfall, Mantle, Stani Kulechov, EtherFi, Lido, and Golem have publicly committed to contributing a total of 43,500 ETH, and Kelp is working with these partners to formalize those contributions. Kelp emphasized that rsETH holders are the top priority.
Golem contributes 1,000 ETH to Aave-led rsETH rescue operation
the Golem Foundation and Golem Factory have announced they will allocate a total of 1,000 ETH from their treasury to participate in the Aave-led joint rsETH rescue operation.The funds will be used to restore the collateral backing of rsETH and advance the processing of affected users. Golem stated that it has collaborated with the Aave team to advance the relevant plan, and this contribution is part of the "DeFi United" cross-protocol coordinated action.
rsETH Hack Causes 68,900 ETH Shortfall; DeFi United Raises 13,500 ETH for Industry自救
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), the rsETH incident on April 18 resulted in a funding shortfall of approximately 68,900 ETH (around $160 million): the hacker collateralized rsETH to borrow 99,600 ETH; after Arbitrum recovered 30,700 ETH, the remaining funds were fully converted by the hacker into BTC. The incident has now entered the remediation phase. Aave is coordinating the establishment of a “DeFi United” relief fund, which has so far received cumulative donations totaling 13,500 ETH (approximately $31.45 million). Donors include Lido Finance (2,500 stETH), ether.fi Foundation (5,000 ETH), Aave founder Stani Kulechov (5,000 ETH), Golem Foundation (1,000 ETH), as well as LayerZero and Ink Foundation (amounts undisclosed).
Projects such as OpenClaw and Hermes have been explicitly included in the GLM Coding Plan support scope
Odaily News: Zixuan Li, Product Lead at Zhipu, posted on the X platform stating that OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern have been explicitly marked as projects supported by the GLM Coding Plan. Other general-purpose tools will be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Furthermore, Zixuan Li reminded users not to share accounts or use subscriptions as APIs. If users encounter error 1313 while complying with the rules, they can contact the official team for feedback.
0G Labs Launches Decentralized AI Development Platform 0G App: Supports Natural Language Application Building and One-Click Deployment
Odaily News AI agent platform 0G Labs has announced the launch of its consumer-facing AI development platform, 0G App. Users can build and deploy applications using only natural language prompts, without writing any code, bridging the ease of use of Web2 with the infrastructure of Web3. 0G App operates on decentralized computing power and incorporates a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) verification mechanism, enabling AI models to run in a privacy-preserving environment. It integrates capabilities for application generation, AI agent deployment, and token issuance, allowing users to complete the entire process from idea to launch within the same ecosystem.In terms of its underlying architecture, 0G App combines Intel TDX and NVIDIA H100/H200 hardware environments to achieve verifiable and privacy-preserving AI inference. It supports the operation of the open-source large language model GLM-5. Applications can be deployed with one-click access to Vercel, while data is synchronized to a decentralized storage network. (CoinMarketCap)