A week of hot project dynamics: Sui network crashes for two consecutive days, Base online ZK upgrades, Aave proposes standardized asset listing, etc. (0524-0530)

1. Two consecutive days of major network failure at Suilink

Sui officially indicated that the main network was malfunctioning, that chain activity might be suspended and that the core team was investigating and announcing the incident. Previously, on 28 May, the Sui main network had been interrupted and the trade suspended for block production due to the failure of the certifier layer and resumed after several hours. Sui Status shows that the Sui main network has suffered a major breakdown (Major Outlook) for two consecutive days and that the problem arises from the main network settlement. The browser shows that no blocks have been released for more than an hour。

Sui indicates that the main network is back in operation and that this and previous stoppages are related to the interaction of the Address Balances function and the Gas billing logic introduced in version 1.72. The temporary rehabilitation programme previously deployed had a very low probability of causing known problems with the shutdown。

Sui states that due to problems during the Epoch switch, the Sui main network has now stopped accepting user transactions. The certifier node is still running and generating system transactions on an ongoing basis, but user transactions are not yet accepted by the network. The Sui Core team is investigating the reasons and will follow up on the progress。

2. Hyperliquid announced the launch of an official forecast market based on events under the chainlink

Hyperliquid announced that it is now in favour of an official forecast market based on events under the chain. This type of market is issued by automated news source software operated daily by the certifier, who will vote on the deployment and settlement of the official forecast market, depending on the clarity of the rules, the accuracy of the results and the subjective quality of the market。

3. Layer 2 Network Base announces the main line Azul upgradelink

Layer 2 Base announces the main web line Azul upgrade, introducing Multiproof, which combines TEE with ZK, to upgrade the decentrization level of the network and reduce the time for cash confirmation. Base indicates that the new client structure has reduced the number of empty blocks by approximately 99 per cent and supports multiple 5,000 TPS peak loads. By the end of May, Base TVL was about $4.4 billion。

4. Arbitrum Foundation request $43.5 million for operations in 2027link

Arbitrum Foundation submitted a new round of funding requests to Arbitrum DAO to secure US$ 16 million in stabilization currency, 17.4 ETH and 230.0 million ARBs with a total value of approximately US$ 43.5 million. The funds will be used to support the Foundation ' s operations in 2027, including expenditure on technological infrastructure, ecological development, market extension and governance support. 2.3 billion ARBs accounted for about 3.7 per cent of the total supply, while Arbitrum DAO earned approximately $23.49 million in 2025. The proposal is still at the stage of governance discussions。

Polymarket is promoting traders, KYC, to address regulatory and sanctions riskslink

According to The Information, Polymarket, a forecast market, is promoting the identification of traders (KYC) to address regulatory, sanctions and potential legal risks. It was reported that some users were still involved in market-related transactions in restricted areas, including through automated trading robots, and formed grey use routes in regions such as Russia; some developers were also channelling trade flows through tools such as Telegram。

In response to market news that Polymarket had requested the identification of traders because of the sanctions and legal risks faced by the market, the person concerned, Josh Stevens, responded that it was false. It indicates that Polymarket is introducing a new test version of the product, which is allowed to be tested only for some users, and that the KYC requirement is only applicable to this test phase; the existing Polymarket platform will not be available for new KYC requirements as a result of this go-live and will not need to be used after the product has been tested。

6. Ondo Finance Founder Nathan Allman unexpectedly died and Ian De Bode succeeded CEOlink

The RWA project Ondo Finance announced that its founder Nathan Allman had accidentally died. The bulletin stated that Nathan Allman ' s vision, humility and enforcement had shaped Ondo ' s direction and that its vision of promoting a more open and inclusive financial system would continue. Ondo also announced that he would be replaced by Ian De Bode, a long-time CEO with responsibility for strategy and day-to-day operations for more than two years。

Socket Disclosure of TrapDoor Supply Chain Attacks involving npm, PyPI and Crates.iolink

The Socket research team published an article in which it found an active encryption stealer supply chain attack, named TrapDoor, across the npm, PyPI and Crates io, involving over 34 malicious packages and more than 384 related versions and works, targeting encryption, DeFi, Solana, Sui, Move and AI developers. Socket states that the relevant malicious packages can steal the developer's keys, encrypted wallets, SSH keys, cloud documents, browser data, environmental variables and API keys, and run through npm's postinstall hooks, PyPI imports, and so on。

8. Yuga Labs will adjust the ApeCoin organizational structure, and ApeCo Chief Cam will retirelink

The CEO of Yuga Labs, Michael Figge, argues that the ApeCoin will be adjusted to reduce the cost of coordination between Yuga Labs and ApeCo (formerly Ape Foundation) and to reset the organizational structure. The Head of ApeCo Cam will retire, the Nucleus Apechain Technology and Business Outreach Team will work directly with Yuga, and some ApeCo members will leave and the transition will be completed by 5 June。

9. Aave Labs proposes a standardized technology asset listing frameworklink

Aave Labs publishes the ARFC proposal, which proposes the introduction of a standardized technical asset listing framework, applicable to new assets of Aave V3, Aave V4 and Horizon, to be listed, to continue to be listed and to be extended to key parameters. The framework aims to harmonize the technical requirements for Aave ' s listed assets, improve the consistency, transparency and duplication of asset audit and monitoring processes in governance proposals and establish benchmarks for continuous monitoring. The framework covers requirements for compatibility, prophecies, access control, casting and destruction, moratoria and blacklists, scalability, revenue mechanisms, token structures, cross-chain risk, audit and security history, external dependence and portfolioability; relevant technical findings should be translated into clear governance and risk management results, including reduction of supply ceilings, borrowing caps, LTV, prohibition of collateral use, increased monitoring, distribution overhauls, periodic updating of assessments, or recommendations to postpone online or expansion。

10. Vitalik writes praises the privacy protocol, Interfund, stating that it has achieved the long-advocacy MACI visionlink

According to Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of the Taifab, more people should know about the Interfund protocol. He noted that the agreement had largely achieved his vision, which he had been advocating for over a decade on the basis of the concept of minimum conspiracy infrastructure (MACI), and was presented in a more universal form. InterFold is an optimised privacy agreement for scenarios such as voting and anonymous auctions. Its mechanism is to generate door-limited encryption keys that allow users to submit votes in chains and to prove eligibility using zero knowledge certificates (ZKP)。