Kevin O'Leary: The crypto industry needs a "rules-based environment"

[Kevin O'Leary: The encryption industry needs a "rule-based environment"] Jinse Finance reported that celebrity investor Kevin O'Leary said that it is necessary to limit the encryption applications that "disrupt regulation". He believes that Tornado Cash and similar services are Prevent real institutional capital from entering the space. O'Leary doesn't think Tornado Cash should have a place in the industry. Instead, he argues, cryptocurrencies need a "rules-based environment" to attract real institutional capital into the digital asset industry, and much of that regulation needs to stamp out protocols like Tornado Cash, which enables users to transact anonymously, It is possible to engage in criminal activities. (Cointelegraph)

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zkSync releases an end-to-end validator and officially runs zkEVM on the public testnet: On October 18, zkSync, the Ethereum Layer 2 expansion solution, has completed "Milestone 3: Proof Merging" and released it on the testnet With the zkSync end-to-end validator, through the integrated validity proof, zkSync 2.0 officially runs zkEVM on the public test network, and will demonstrate a fully running ZK-rollup 11 days before the main network release, which is also the main network launch 11 days later Before the last step.

Additionally, over the next 11 days, the zkSync team will conduct major testing of its performance and validation to ensure it is fully ready for a mainnet launch on October 28th. After initial testing, Q4 developers can port and develop on the mainnet; once all security checks are passed by the end of the year, it will be open to external users. [2022/10/18 17:30:03]

The famous American director Kevin Smith will release his latest movie NFT series on Secret Network: On April 6, the famous American director Kevin Smith announced on Wednesday that he will release the NFT series of his latest movie "KillRoy Was Here".

Smith will issue the NFT on the Cosmos ecosystem's Secret Network, which released an NFT of Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" in November last year. While the “KillRoy” NFT initiative has been discussed for about a year, its details are only now being revealed. A release date is scheduled for the second quarter.

Like Tarantino's collectibles, Smith's NFT collection will include the film itself as well as additional behind-the-scenes footage that will only be visible to NFT holders, for a total of 5,555 NFTs. Smith's plan is that holders can create their own content-zce using the characters involved in these NFTs, the best of which will serve as sequels to the movies. (CoinDesk) [2022/4/6 14:08:47]

Polygon Hermez is developing zkEVM and plans to launch the mainnet in Q2 2022: According to official news, Polygon Hermez announced that the Hermez Zero-Knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine (zkEVM) is under development and plans to launch the mainnet in Q2 2022.

It is reported that at present, Hermez only transfers tokens and does not support EVM compatibility. According to Hermez's roadmap, a fully EVM-compatible V2 version will support the transparent deployment of existing smart contracts without the need to tweak or compile them. [2022/1/9 8:36:19]