每周项目更新：Sui主网宕机两天、Base激活Azul主网升级、Aave提出标准资产上币规则等1。 Sui主网连续两天严重宕机链接Sui官方表示，主网出现故障，链上活动可能暂停，核心团队正在开展调查，并将发布事件的事后分析报告。此前5月28日，Sui主网因验证人层故障出现区块生产中断、交易暂停，持续数小时后才恢复。 Sui Status数据显示，因主网结算问题，Sui主网已连续两天出现重大宕机事件。区块浏览器显示已经一个多小时没有新区块产生。Sui宣布主网已恢复运行，当前和之前的中断均源于地址余额功能与1.72版本中引入的Gas计费逻辑之间的交互冲突。早些时候部署的临时修复程序存在一个已知问题，该问题可能会以极低的概率引发中断。 Sui 指出，由于 pr
由于epoch过渡过程中出现的问题，Sui主网暂时停止接受用户交易。 Validator nodes remain operational and continue generating system transactions, yet user transactions cannot be processed by the network for the time being. Sui Core 团队正在调查根本原因，并将在稍后发布进一步的更新。2。 Hyperliquid Launches Official Off-Chain Event Prediction Markets linkHyperliquid announced that it now supports official prediction markets based on off-chain events. Such markets are published by automated news feed software run daily by validators, who will vote on the deployment and settlement of official prediction markets based on factors including clarity of rules, accuracy of outcomes and the subjective qualit
Weekly Project Updates: Sui Mainnet Suffers Two-Day Outage, Base Activates Azul Mainnet Upgrade, Aave Proposes Standard Asset Listing Rules, etc
1. Sui Mainnet Suffers Severe Outages for Two Consecutive Days link
Sui officials stated that the mainnet has encountered a malfunction, on-chain activities may be suspended, and the core team is conducting an investigation and will release a post-mortem report on the incident. Previously on May 28, the Sui mainnet suffered a block production outage and transaction suspension due to a failure in the validator layer, which lasted for several hours before recovery. Data from Sui Status shows the Sui mainnet has experienced Major Outage incidents for two consecutive days, stemming from mainnet settlement issues. Block explorers indicate that no new blocks have been produced for over an hour.
Sui announced that the mainnet has resumed operation, and both the current and previous outages stemmed from interaction conflicts between the Address Balances feature and gas billing logic introduced in version 1.72. The temporary fix deployed earlier carried a known issue that could trigger outages with an extremely low probability.
Sui noted that due to problems arising during the epoch transition process, the Sui mainnet has temporarily stopped accepting user transactions. Validator nodes remain operational and continue generating system transactions, yet user transactions cannot be processed by the network for the time being. The Sui Core team is investigating the root cause and will release further updates at a later date.
2. Hyperliquid Launches Official Off-Chain Event Prediction Markets link
Hyperliquid announced that it now supports official prediction markets based on off-chain events. Such markets are published by automated news feed software run daily by validators, who will vote on the deployment and settlement of official prediction markets based on factors including clarity of rules, accuracy of outcomes and the subjective quality of markets.
3. Layer 2 Base Rolls Out Azul Upgrade on Mainnet link
Layer 2 network Base announced the launch of the Azul upgrade on its mainnet, introducing the Multiproof mechanism combining TEE and zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) to boost network decentralization and cut withdrawal confirmation times. Base stated that the new client architecture has reduced empty block volume by approximately 99% and supports peak loads of 5,000 TPS on multiple occasions. As of the end of May, Base’s TVL stood at around $4.4 billion.
4. Arbitrum Foundation Proposes $43.5 Million Funding for 2027 Operations link
The Arbitrum Foundation has submitted a new funding application to the Arbitrum DAO, requesting 16 million US dollars worth of stablecoins, 1,740 ETH and 230 million ARB tokens with a total value of approximately 43.5 million US dollars. The funds will cover the foundation’s operating expenses in 2027, including technical infrastructure, ecosystem development, marketing and governance support. The 230 million ARB tokens account for roughly 3.7% of the total supply, and the Arbitrum DAO generated around 23.49 million US dollars in revenue in 2025. The proposal is currently under governance discussion.
5. Polymarket Rolls Out Trader KYC to Mitigate Regulatory and Sanction Risks link
According to The Information, prediction market Polymarket is pushing traders to complete KYC identity verification to address regulatory, sanctions and potential legal risks. The report states that some users still take part in market transactions related to restricted regions via automated trading bots, creating grey access routes in areas such as Russia, while certain developers divert trading traffic through tools including Telegram.
In response to market reports claiming that prediction market Polymarket is mandating identity verification for traders amid sanctions and legal risks, Josh Stevens, a representative of Polymarket, refuted the claims as false. He explained that Polymarket is launching a new beta product accessible only to selected users, with KYC requirements applying exclusively to this testing phase. The existing Polymarket platform will not impose new KYC rules following this launch, and KYC will not be required to use the product once the beta testing concludes.
6. Ondo Finance Founder Nathan Allman Passes Away Unexpectedly; Ian De Bode Takes Over as CEO link
RWA project Ondo Finance released an announcement stating that its founder Nathan Allman has passed away unexpectedly. The announcement noted that Nathan Allman’s vision, modesty and execution have shaped Ondo’s development direction, and his philosophy of building a more open and inclusive financial system will be carried forward. Ondo also announced that Ian De Bode, who has served as President and been in charge of strategy and daily operations for more than two years, will take over as CEO.
7. Socket Exposes TrapDoor Supply Chain Attack Targeting npm, PyPI and Crates.io link
Socket’s research team published an article disclosing an active supply chain attack dubbed TrapDoor that steals cryptocurrency. The attack spans npm, PyPI and Crates.io, covering more than 34 malicious packages together with over 384 associated versions and artifacts, targeting developers working on cryptocurrency, DeFi, Solana, Sui, Move and AI projects. Socket stated that these malicious packages are capable of stealing developer private keys, crypto wallet data, SSH keys, cloud credentials, browser data, environment variables, API keys and other sensitive information. They execute malicious code via npm postinstall hooks, remote JavaScript triggered upon PyPI imports, and build.rs files on Crates.io.
8. Yuga Labs Restructures ApeCoin Organization, ApeCo Head Cam Steps Down link
Michael Figge, CEO of Yuga Labs, posted on X that the firm will roll out adjustments to ApeCoin. The overhaul aims to cut coordination costs between Yuga Labs and ApeCo (formerly the Ape Foundation) and reset the organizational framework.
Cam, the lead of ApeCo, will step down. The core technical and business development teams behind ApeChain will collaborate directly with Yuga Labs, while some ApeCo staff will exit the organization. The entire transition process is scheduled to wrap up on June 5.
9. Aave Labs Proposes Standardized Technical Asset Listing Framework link
Aave Labs has released an ARFC proposal proposing the adoption of a standardized technical asset listing framework applicable to new asset listings, continued listings and major parameter expansions on Aave V3, Aave V4 and Horizon. The framework aims to unify the technical requirements for assets listed on Aave, improve the consistency, transparency and reproducibility of asset review and monitoring processes in governance proposals, and establish a baseline for continuous monitoring. The framework covers requirements such as ERC20 compatibility, oracles, access control, minting and burning, pause and blacklist functions, upgradability, yield mechanisms, token architecture, cross-chain bridge risks, audit and security history, external dependencies and composability. Relevant technical findings shall be converted into clear governance and risk management outcomes, including lowering supply caps, borrowing caps and LTV ratios, prohibiting collateral usage, enhancing monitoring, requiring rectification by issuers, conducting regular updated assessments, or recommending delays to listing or expansions.
10. Vitalik Praises Privacy Protocol Interfold, Stating It Realizes His Long-Championed MACI Vision link
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, wrote that more people ought to learn about the Interfold protocol. He pointed out that the protocol basically fulfills the vision he has advocated for nearly a decade for building based on the Minimal Anti-Collusion Infrastructure (MACI) concept and presents it in a more generalized form. Interfold is a privacy protocol optimized for scenarios such as voting and anonymous auctions. Its mechanism generates threshold encryption keys, allows users to submit ballots on-chain, and leverages zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to verify eligibility.
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