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X seeks U.S. Supreme Court intervention on subpoenas for Coinbase user records The X social media platform, owned by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court for protection against what it views as overreach by federal law enforcement agencies.

Following the surprise collapse of Olaf Scholz’s coalition, Friedrich Merz has taken charge as Germany’s new Chancellor. But his first major appointment has left the entire nation in disbelief: Markus Braun, the disgraced former Wirecard CEO, has been chosen as the new Minister of Finance. The decision, announced in an early-morning press conference, sparked an immediate media frenzy. Braun, currently serving a prison sentence for his role in the Wirecard fraud scandal , is set to take office next week. “Germany needs financial expertise,” Merz stated, “and who knows more about financial creativity than Markus Braun?” Markus Braun was the mastermind behind Wirecard’s meteoric rise and catastrophic collapse, which resulted in a €1.9 billion hole in company accounts. Critics argue that appointing him as finance minister is like hiring a fox to guard the henhouse. However, Merz defended his choice: “Mistakes were made, sure, but Markus has the kind of outside-the-box thinking we need in German finance.” Reports suggest Braun will work remotely from prison, managing Germany’s budget via a high-security laptop provided by the government. His first task? A complete restructuring of Germany’s tax system —though insiders joke he may start by “accidentally misplacing” a few billion euros. Germans took to social media to express a mix of outrage, confusion, and dark humor. The hashtag #Braunomics is already trending, with users joking about “the best money laundering techniques for 2025.” Meanwhile, Wirecard’s former investors are thrilled, seeing this as a sign that Braun could finally “pay them back.” Some even speculate that his appointment might be a secret plan to recover the missing billions. The European Central Bank, however, issued a formal warning: “Germany’s financial stability should not be treated as an experimental playground.” If you’ve read this far and believed even a part of this story—congratulations, you’ve been April Fooled! 🎉 While Friedrich Merz might have some bold ideas for Germany’s economy, appointing a convicted fraudster as finance minister is definitely not one of them (at least, we hope not!). April 1st is a time for wild and ridiculous headlines, and we couldn’t resist joining in. But this is also a reminder: always double-check your sources before believing breaking news—especially in politics and finance! Now that you’re in on the joke, share this with your friends and see if they fall for it too! 😆

Sui Overflow 2025: Developers invited to compete for $500K in prizes Sui $SUI, a layer-1 blockchain developed by Mysten Labs, has announced the opening of project submissions for Sui Overflow 2025. In a post on the X social media platform, Sui said that developers can

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has introduced a new roadmap intended to improve the security and finality of Ethereum’s Layer 2 (L2) rollup solutions. This proposal seeks to address current challenges related to achieving both high scalability and user trust within the broader Ethereum ecosystem. The core plan centers on using a novel “2-of-3 proof system.” This approach combines three distinct types of transaction validation mechanisms simultaneously. These mechanisms would include zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, standard optimistic proofs, and proofs generated within trusted execution environments (TEEs). ZK proofs provide a cryptographic assurance of transaction validity without revealing underlying data. Optimistic proofs, conversely, assume submitted L2 transactions are valid by default but incorporate a challenge period allowing independent verifiers to dispute potentially fraudulent activities. TEEs utilize specialized secure hardware enclaves to execute code privately and safely, offering another form of verification. Within this proposed multi-proof system, L2 transactions would achieve finality on Ethereum only when at least two of these three different proof mechanisms concur on the outcome. This design reduces reliance on any single proof system’s security assumptions and theoretically enhances overall rollup security guarantees for users. Related: Vitalik Buterin: Fund “Valuable” Open Source Projects, Not Just “Public Goods” Buterin’s roadmap outlines criteria for advancing to Stage 2 rollups, where the goal is to provide near-instant transaction confirmations, high finality, and strong failure resistance, even in semi-trusted environments. Per the proposal, Stage 2 rollups would still adhere to Ethereum’s standard 30-day upgrade delay mechanism. This delay helps maintain overall network stability and security during major software transitions. In addition, the plan addresses Ethereum’s scaling challenges, with upgrades like Pectra and Fusaka set to increase data availability, potentially enabling rollups to handle up to 72 blobs for faster, cheaper transactions. As Ethereum’s L2 solutions mature, achieving faster finality and increased trust is of utmost importance for scalability and user confidence. As such, Buterin’s proposed strategy would increase security but also align with Ethereum’s commitment to decentralization and trust minimization. Furthermore, Buterin advocates for a shift from public goods funding to open-source funding within the crypto community. He argues that the term ‘public good’ is susceptible to social biases, often prioritizing perception over actual impact. Buterin believes that by focusing on open-source funding, the emphasis shifts to transparency and supporting projects that deliver tangible benefits to the ecosystem. Related: Vitalik Buterin’s Six-Month Roadmap for Ethereum: Faster, Fairer, and With AI All things considered, this could be great news for Ethereum as its infrastructure would be strengthened and the transaction efficiency would get a boost. Also, if this turns out to be a big success, it will likely promote sustainable development practices within the blockchain community. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

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