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According to Hyperinsight monitoring, address 0x704… opened a S&P 500 short position with 50x leverage early this morning, with an average entry price of $6,512 and a liquidation price of $6,578. The position is only about 0.26% away from liquidation, with a floating loss of 53%. In addition, among the tens of millions level long positions on Hyperliquid, the closest to liquidation is address 0x965…, with a position size of $17.2 million, an average price of $6,532, and a liquidation price of $6,451.

Foresight News reports that CPerezz, a researcher at Ethereum Foundation, introduced the “Validity-Only Partial Statelessness” solution (VOPS) at the EthCC[9] conference. He pointed out that the continuous expansion of Ethereum’s state has posed a long-term threat to decentralization by consistently raising the storage threshold for running full nodes. VOPS nodes only need to store four fields for each Externally Owned Account (EOA): address, Nonce, balance, and code flag (codeFlag), eliminating the need to store the complete contract code and storage tree, which can reduce node storage requirements by 25 times. This solution uses Verkle tree multi-proofs or zkVM-generated SNARK proofs to verify state transitions and updates the local account table through “State Diffs,” without executing the full block transactions. In addition, VOPS enables low-hardware nodes to maintain the mempool and connect to the FOCIL mechanism, ensuring that ordinary users can participate in transaction inclusion. CPerezz believes that VOPS serves as an intermediate stage for Ethereum on the path to full statelessness, balancing nodes’ self-verification capability with a low participation threshold.

Glonghui, April 1st ｜ According to reports, signs of easing tensions between the US and Iran have emerged, which is a core factor driving today’s rebound in global risk assets. Tesla, as a high-beta technology stock, directly benefits from this macro sentiment recovery. In addition, Musk confirmed on social media that FSD version 14.3 is already being tested among Tesla employees and is expected to be widely rolled out to the public this weekend (April 4–5). This marks a significant iteration of Tesla’s fully autonomous driving technology, and the market is highly focused on its implementation results. Furthermore, the Netherlands Vehicle Authority confirmed that Tesla FSD’s approval process “has entered its final stage.” If approval is obtained in the Netherlands in April, this is expected to pave the way for subsequent recognition in EU countries and holds major significance for Tesla’s expansion in the European market.