Ethereum developer Federico Carrone was released after being detained for 24 hours in Turkey on suspicion of being related to a privacy protocol. He stated that the matter is related to a research paper he published in 2022, emphasizing that the research did not involve any illegal activities.

According to Gate News bot, The Block reported that an Argentine blockchain developer, who signed as "Fede's intern", claimed to have been detained by authorities in Izmir, Turkey on August 11. The Turkish Ministry of Interior accused the developer of assisting others in "misusing Ether", but the specific details of the charges have not been made public. The developer stated that they have received support from a legal team and emphasized that their team is solely focused on infrastructure development. It is understood that this developer is associated with the investment institution Lambda Class and the blockchain solutions company Aligned.

PANews August 11 news, according to BeInCrypto reports, an Ethereum developer known as "Fede's Intern" has been detained in Izmir, Turkey, on suspicion of helping others "abuse" Ethereum. The developer stated in a post on X that authorities accused him of assisting in this activity. "Fede's Intern" denied any wrongdoing and emphasized that he and his team are "just infrastructure builders" and are willing to cooperate with authorities. During his "detention," he intermittently posted updates, stating that he had been moved to a private room and provided with food. He also claimed that arrangements were being made for him to leave Turkey for Europe by private jet within a few hours. Upon arriving in Europe, he will continue to fight the charges with his legal team.

The total Lock-up Position (TVL) of the Pendle platform has surpassed $6.76 billion, setting a historical record. The market size of Principal Tokens generated has reached $4.88 billion, demonstrating Pendle's dominant position in the fixed income sector and promoting the evolution of DeFi towards sustainable financial infrastructure.

Four.meme intern Fora shared 4 Tokens that he purchased in small amounts on the X platform and publicly disclosed the Wallet Address, which includes a Chinese Meme Token $哈喽. After the tweet was posted, the price of the Token experienced a big pump of 2800%, but he reminded users that memes have no actual value and should invest with caution.

Odaily News Sign official announced on X platform that TGE information will be released in about 48 hours, and reminded that information should be based on the official account. At that time, the operational intern will be taken offline.

Golden Finance reported that Marc Andreessen, co-founder of a16z, clarified in a post on X platform that the previously disclosed image is the new logo of the institution, not Meme coin. It is reported that Marc

Odaily Planet Daily News, Monad Rise leader Intern wrote on X platform that Polymarket

LayerZero Foundation has initiated a community program, which includes three role selections. Users can elevate their levels by exerting influence in the community. The program plans to allocate 5 million ZRO Tokens as rewards, with members who join before June receiving an initial allocation of 25,000 ZRO first.

Paid internships and referrals in the gray market have long existed. The internship controversy at CITIC Securities has exposed the chaos in the internship market. Many job agencies claim to help job seekers enter their desired companies, charging fees ranging from 16,000 to 30,000, and providing background checks, internship certificates, and official job offers. This includes internships at top brokerage firms including CITIC Securities, among others.

On July 26th, Jin10 Data reported that CICC Securities was involved in a public opinion storm due to a short video showing off wealth by a college freshman intern. Shortly after the video spread widely, some securities firms had taken action. An investment banker from a securities firm told reporters that after the intern's video sparked discussion, his department leader required strict management of the scope of interns' contact with confidential information and files. Another securities investment banker said that his institution had already required strengthened management of employees' self-media accounts.