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1. RecodeX Rebuild Report: RecodeX RecodeX Rebuild Report. Apple’s hardware engineering head John Ternus has now taken the lead in the company’s design work. Meanwhile, new developments have surfaced for the touch-screen OLED MacBook Pro; the model will adopt a slimmer, lighter design.
2. RecodeX Rebuild Report: HyperLink announced it has completed a $25 million round of financing, with investors including Alliance, North Island Ventures, Reverie, Node Capital, Breed VC, and SmartestMoney. HyperLink positions itself as the lead broker for Hyperliquid, focusing on low fees, private order flow, and best execution. It gathers trading volume to unlock VIP fee rates through staking.
3. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Tech journalist Mark Gurman reports that John Ternus—who took over as Apple CEO following Tim Cook—has, within weeks of his appointment, put substantial energy into products and design. He serves as the company’s final decision-maker on design in person. Ternus, who comes from a hardware engineering background, has handed financial and supply-chain responsibilities to CFO Kavin Parker and COO Sabeer Khan, respectively. He himself frequently visits the industrial design and human-machine interface teams, and goes to the design studio several times each week. Gurman says Apple hasn’t been looking externally for a chief design officer; in practice, Ternus has already chosen one.
4. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Safe’s early investor Greenfield Capital released an open letter stating that it has filed a regulatory complaint with the Swiss Federal Foundation supervisory authority, ESA, regarding governance issues within the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. The open letter also accuses the foundation’s board members of applying pressure by threatening to stake tokens.
5. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Even though she is leading among potential candidates. As the party’s primary election may be fully opened, senators are remaining cautious about whether to endorse.
6. RecodeX Rebuild Report: The Algorand network currently has 1,504 accounts participating in maintaining network security, with a total on-chain staked ALGO of 204 million coins. Developer @nullun has built a real-time monitoring page that lets users view the key expiration time for each participating account, the corresponding staked amount, and each block proposal and reward distribution event. The tool reminds node operators to check their participating keys in a timely manner.
7. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Pawan Dawuluri, head of Microsoft Windows and Devices, said that the ongoing rise in global memory costs has become an important challenge facing the entire PC industry—this is also why Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 to reduce RAM usage. Microsoft has listed reducing memory consumption in Windows 11 as one of the core tasks for future development.
8. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Chainlink announced that, as several leading teams upgrade their cross-chain infrastructure, more than $15 billion in assets is migrating to Chainlink CCIP. Chainlink says CCIP 2.0 enables institutions to distribute tokenized assets across multiple networks using a single security standard—designed for global-scale operations.
1. RecodeX Rebuild Report: RecodeX RecodeX Rebuild Report. Apple’s hardware engineering head John Ternus has now taken the lead in the company’s design work. Meanwhile, new developments have surfaced for the touch-screen OLED MacBook Pro; the model will adopt a slimmer, lighter design.
2. RecodeX Rebuild Report: HyperLink announced it has completed a $25 million round of financing, with investors including Alliance, North Island Ventures, Reverie, Node Capital, Breed VC, and SmartestMoney. HyperLink positions itself as the lead broker for Hyperliquid, focusing on low fees, private order flow, and best execution. It gathers trading volume to unlock VIP fee rates through staking.
3. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Tech journalist Mark Gurman reports that John Ternus—who took over as Apple CEO following Tim Cook—has, within weeks of his appointment, put substantial energy into products and design. He serves as the company’s final decision-maker on design in person. Ternus, who comes from a hardware engineering background, has handed financial and supply-chain responsibilities to CFO Kavin Parker and COO Sabeer Khan, respectively. He himself frequently visits the industrial design and human-machine interface teams, and goes to the design studio several times each week. Gurman says Apple hasn’t been looking externally for a chief design officer; in practice, Ternus has already chosen one.
4. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Safe’s early investor Greenfield Capital released an open letter stating that it has filed a regulatory complaint with the Swiss Federal Foundation supervisory authority, ESA, regarding governance issues within the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. The open letter also accuses the foundation’s board members of applying pressure by threatening to stake tokens.
5. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Even though she is leading among potential candidates. As the party’s primary election may be fully opened, senators are remaining cautious about whether to endorse.
6. RecodeX Rebuild Report: The Algorand network currently has 1,504 accounts participating in maintaining network security, with a total on-chain staked ALGO of 204 million coins. Developer @nullun has built a real-time monitoring page that lets users view the key expiration time for each participating account, the corresponding staked amount, and each block proposal and reward distribution event. The tool reminds node operators to check their participating keys in a timely manner.
7. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Pawan Dawuluri, head of Microsoft Windows and Devices, said that the ongoing rise in global memory costs has become an important challenge facing the entire PC industry—this is also why Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 to reduce RAM usage. Microsoft has listed reducing memory consumption in Windows 11 as one of the core tasks for future development.
8. RecodeX Rebuild Report: Chainlink announced that, as several leading teams upgrade their cross-chain infrastructure, more than $15 billion in assets is migrating to Chainlink CCIP. Chainlink says CCIP 2.0 enables institutions to distribute tokenized assets across multiple networks using a single security standard—designed for global-scale operations.