Web3 Daily Briefing: Coinbase to suspend services in Argentina; Mysten Labs and Yale University scholars release updated paper on "privacy protection"; AI platform AIAV completes $4 million funding round.

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• Coinbase will suspend services in Argentina.

• Vitalik: zkEVM and PeerDAS will make Ethereum a decentralized, high-bandwidth consensus network.

• SlowMist: HitBTC has been found to have a potentially serious vulnerability.

• Chairman of Hana Financial Group: Viewing stablecoins as a new growth engine

• Mysten Labs and Yale University scholars release updated paper on "privacy protection"

• Sources: New York lawmakers will introduce a bill to restrict government officials' involvement in prediction markets.

• Blue Origin space travel has accepted Ethereum payments.

• AI platform AIAV raises $4 million in funding .

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