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ChainCatcher message, Upbit will support the rebranding and token swap of Hippocrat (HPO). The English name will change to Hippo Protocol, and the token symbol will change to HP, with a token swap ratio of 1 to 1. Trading will be suspended from May 8, 13:00 to May 8, 13:00, and deposits and withdrawals will be available from April 30, 17:00.

ChainCatcher news, Ordinals founder Casey Rodarmor stated on the X platform that the Ordinals website has suffered a DDoS spam attack, "Does anyone know what's going on?" It is reported that a DDoS attack is a malicious spam attempt to overwhelm a target or its surrounding infrastructure with a large amount of internet traffic, thereby disrupting the normal traffic of the target server or network.Some users find it interesting that the Ordinals website is experiencing a DDoS spam attack, especially those who believe that ordinal inscriptions are doing the same thing on the Bitcoin network. Luke Dashjr, founder of the Bitcoin mining company OCEAN, stated that calling it a DDoS attack is "hypocritical," "How dare you say this is DDoS? I'm sure all parties involved are paying the network bills."

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty described the SEC's latest opinion as a "contradictory shift" and believes that the opinion has little influence.After the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently filed documents to strengthen its interim appeal, Alderoty called the filing another instance of a "hypocritical shift." Alderoty emphasized what he sees as Gary Gensler's contradictions, manipulations, and desire to expand regulation. He pointed out that Gensler has requested an emergency appeal while insisting that crypto regulations and rules are clear and that the industry must comply.Prominent lawyer John E. Deaton, who supports XRP, stated that those unfamiliar with the SEC's case against Ripple Labs might find Alderoty's response to the SEC quite harsh. However, for those familiar with the case, Alderoty's characterization of the SEC as "hypocritical" is merely a reflection of the federal judge overseeing the matter.