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Bitget attended the hackathon event held by Google Developer Community as a sponsor From May 2 to May 5, the "Build with AI" hackathon hosted by Google Developer Group (GDG) was held at Constructor University. Bitget participated in the exchange as a sponsor of the event to jointly explore the integration potential of Web3 and AI. During the three-day event, participants used Google development tools to build AI-based models and product prototypes, fully demonstrating technological innovation capabilities and practical results. Earlier news, Bitget launched a campus recruitment plan as part of Bitget's "Blockchain4Youth" corporate social responsibility (CSR) program, targeting top universities around the world, selecting outstanding graduates with international vision, innovative thinking and exploratory spirit, and is committed to cultivating more potential new generation forces in the Web3 field.

Bitcoin developers plan to remove OP_RETURN restrictions in next version The debate over Bitcoin's OPRETURN has intensified as developers of Bitcoin Core, the most popular node software, said they plan to completely remove OPRETURN in the next version. Core contributor Greg Sanders said on GitHub that the current 80-byte limit has failed to effectively prevent data abuse, but instead forced data to be embedded in transactions in a more covert way, increasing the burden on the network. He believes that removing the limit can simplify the UTXO set, improve system consistency, and allow the fee market to naturally adjust demand. Opponents such as developer Luke Dashjr criticized the move as "completely crazy", believing that it would encourage the spread of spam and deviate from Bitcoin's financial positioning. The adoption rate of the Bitcoin Knots node maintained by it has risen to 5%, and some opinion leaders have called on users to resist upgrades or switch to this version. Supporters emphasize that the simplification of rules is in line with the spirit of Bitcoin, but opponents warn that this is a "fundamental change in direction." The differences between the two sides highlight the deep contradiction between Bitcoin's functionality and decentralized vision, and consensus may be difficult to reach in the short term. (CoinDesk)

The U.S. SEC announced that the fourth crypto roundtable meeting will be held on May 12, and the chairman of the U.S. SEC and Nasdaq will attend the meeting According to official news, the Crypto Asset Task Force under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced the detailed agenda and list of guests for its roundtable meeting scheduled for May 12, "Tokenization: Assets on the Chain - The Intersection of Traditional Finance and Decentralized Finance". The roundtable meeting is part of the SEC's series of crypto asset regulatory activities launched in March. It will be held at the SEC headquarters from 1 pm to 5:30 pm local time on May 12. The meeting is open to the public and will be live broadcast on the SEC's official website. In addition, the date of another roundtable meeting "DeFi and the American Spirit" originally scheduled for June 6 has been adjusted to June 9. Those who have registered previously will be automatically transferred to the new date without re-registration, and new users can continue to sign up. Participants from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission include: Chairman Paul S. Atkins, Director of the Crypto Working Group Office Richard B. Gabbert, Commissioner Hester Peirce, etc. Other attendees included: Cynthia Lo Bessette (Fidelity), Eun Ah Choi (Nasdaq), Will Geyer (Invesco), etc.

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