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Senator Lummis announced that Bitcoin and cryptocurrency-related legislation will be reviewed in May, and stated that the United States will lead the world in the field of Bitcoin. (The Bitcoin Historian)

BlockBeats News, May 2nd, IKADO recently announced the completion of a $5 million financing round, led by 1A1Z Capital, with participation from AC Capital, Mason Labs, and other institutions. This funding round will be used for platform infrastructure development, custody system enhancement, global market expansion, as well as the purchase, custody, and authentication system development for real-world trading cards. According to the introduction, IKADO focuses on the integration of RWA (Real World Assets) and NFTs. By mapping offline collectible trading cards 1:1 to the blockchain, IKADO achieves the binding of NFTs with physical assets, supporting on-chain transactions and physical redemption. The related NFTs are issued by IKADO in collaboration with a leading Japanese secondary card trading company, with all corresponding physical cards uniformly held by the platform to enhance asset transparency and credibility.

A US law firm representing the families of North Korean abduction victims has applied to seize frozen crypto assets from multiple Lazarus Group hacking incidents, based on an old judgment related to the 2009 "Reverend Kim" abduction case. On-chain analyst ZachXBT pointed out that this law firm has repeatedly used publicly traceable on-chain findings in cases such as Harmony and a certain exchange to claim priority rights for compensation. However, their claims are not directly related to the specific hacking incidents and may hinder real victims from recovering their assets.