Gate News bot news, according to the official announcement from Gate on May 27, 2025. Gate will delist multiple tokens from the innovation zone on May 28, 2025, at 21:00 ( UTC+8. This delisting involves multiple tokens from various public chains, including PVS, GNON, HOUSE on the SOL chain, DARAM, RAI on the ETH chain, BLACKDRAGON on the NEAR chain, BROCCOLI, FROG, AFT on the BSC chain, and MCADE, A1C, BNKR on the BASEEVM chain. A total of 25 tokens are involved in this delisting. Users can withdraw their related assets before the delisting time.

According to ChainCatcher news and on-chain data, the Ethereum Foundation staked 50,000 RAI 15 hours ago, worth about 50,000 USD. The Ethereum Foundation can now participate in Railgun governance and receive active governance rewards from protocol fees.

BlockBeats news, on May 29, according to on-chain data, the Ethereum Foundation staked 50,000 RAI 15 hours ago, approximately 50,000 USD. The Ethereum Foundation can now participate in Railgun governance and earn active governor rewards from protocol fees.

Boston Dynamics stated that its Atlas humanoid robot showcased a reinforcement learning strategy developed using motion capture suits. In simple terms, it involves a real person wearing a motion capture suit and performing various actions, then feeding this action data to Atlas, allowing it to learn and imitate on its own. The collaborator this time is the RAI Institute, an AI organization.

Golden Finance reported that, according to The Data Nerd, 1 hour ago, a KEKIUS Whale 0x316 exchanged 49.5 ETH (182,000 USD) for 17,607 RAI. The Whale has accumulated a total of 32.6 million KEKIUS at an average entry fee of 0.001718 USD, making a profit of 180.

PANews January 4th news, according to The Data Nerd monitoring, two smart money Address have achieved high returns through investment in RAI, of which: 1. Started with 0xfAd, Address spent $66,000 to buy 192,000 RAI tokens, which have now appreciated to $1.92 million, achieving a return of 28 times; 2, 0xeaa

The dollar rose nearly 0.5% after Moody's downgraded the ratings of 10 small and mid-sized U.S. banks yesterday, signaling concerns about the health of the U.S. banking sector surfaced. In addition, the US Treasury's quarterly refinancing of US$103 billion is another key event that makes the currency market nervous. Bipan Rai, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, said the combination of U.S. Treasury refinancing, the possibility of a policy change by the Bank of Japan and rating agencies downgrading banks has unnerved the market. If we need to paint a big picture of the macroeconomy, at least ahead of Jackson Hole, the aforementioned factors seem to predominate.