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Ethereum core developers will meet on March 24 to decide whether to include EIP-8141 in the Hegota upgrade. The proposal aims to decouple accounts from signature schemes to support post-quantum-safe signatures, while introducing account abstraction and programmable gas payments to enhance privacy protocol support and programmability.

The Ethereum Foundation released an article outlining a framework for the coordinated development of L1 and L2, emphasizing that L2 should transition to providing differentiated functions and service layers, while L1 focuses on global settlement and DeFi hub. The article recommends that L2 reach security standards and advance integration, while stressing that the mutually beneficial relationship between the two is core to the development of the Ethereum ecosystem.

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Deep Tide Editor's Note: This is the first public lecture from Stanford Graduate School of Business's VC course. The author has taught this course for many years, and out of over 1,300 students, 500 have gone on to start companies and 600 have entered the VC industry.
He has decided to fully open the course content to the public, starting with the most fundamental and easiest pitfall to stumble into—cash flow terms—covering convertible preferred shares, liquidation preferences, and conversion rights. These terms determine exactly how much founders receive at exit.
For founders planning to raise capital or already in negotiations, this is essential foundational material.
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This article will introduce how cash flow terms work, how liquidation preferences affect your returns, and how convertible preferred shares put investors in a favorable position.
These are foundational knowledge that entrepreneurs should understand.
Welcome, and my motivation

Claude now supports remote control of user computers on macOS systems, executing desktop tasks such as opening applications and filling out forms. This feature launched as a research preview, allowing users to initiate instructions and have Claude autonomously complete tasks, now available to Pro and Max subscribers.

Bitcoin blockchain recently experienced a rare two-block reorganization event. Due to multi-block competition among mining pools, parallel chains formed. Ultimately, Foundry USA prevailed, mining seven consecutive blocks, while blocks from other mining pools were discarded. This event is part of the normal operation of the decentralized consensus mechanism.

Shaokai Fan from the World Gold Council stated that central banks are expected to return to the gold market to hedge against de-dollarization and geopolitical risks. Recently, central banks from Guatemala, Indonesia, and Malaysia have begun purchasing gold, suggesting this trend may continue through 2026.

An article about potential mass unemployment caused by AI by 2028 has drawn widespread attention. OpenAI's chief scientist stated that their goal is to create a fully autonomous research system before 2028 to advance AI self-research. Despite tremendous technical challenges, many companies are racing to develop agentic tools, which represents not only a technological challenge but also a significant shift in future business models.

Resolv Labs has proposed a settlement to the attacker responsible for the vulnerability that led to the unsecured minting of 80 million USR tokens, demanding the attacker return 90% of the funds and cease any further actions. If the attacker does not comply, Resolv Labs will take measures such as freezing assets and pursuing legal action.