UFO Disclosure Has Exceeded 36 Hours, Musk Maintains 'Complete Silence'

May 10 (IRNA) — Iranian Ambassador to Armenia Khalil Shirgholami said Saturday that agreement with countries illegally aggressing Iran is possible if those nations shift to rational, logical policies and actions. Speaking in an interview with an Armenian TV station, Shirgholami noted U.S. and Israeli regime aggression against Iran makes clear Tehran will not be coerced into surrendering or accepting any party’s extreme demands through military force, pressure or threats. He added Iran is open to negotiating an agreement but requires clear U.S. assurances: acting rationally/logically and committing to no further military aggression against Iran. Shirgholami also stressed Iran rejects selective interpretation of international law and will never allow the Iranian people to be denied their right to peaceful nuclear energy.

On May 10, Wasabi Protocol released a security incident update, noting attackers exploited an unprotected Spring Boot Actuator heap dump on a public-facing analytics server in its AWS infrastructure to steal the private key controlling an EVM smart contract. The attackers made off with roughly $4.8 million in user funds and $900,000 from the protocol’s treasury tied to the compromised contract. The attack chain began with the unprotected heap dump (no secure password required) on the analytics server, which let the attacker obtain credentials for another server—ultimately gaining access to the smart contract’s private key. The incident only impacts EVM deployments, including portions of the treasury on Ethereum, Base, Blast, and Berachain. Solana deployments and the Prop AMM remain unaffected. Wasabi Protocol stated it has not yet finalized a user compensation plan, but ensuring “all affected users are made whole” remains a top priority. Future updates on reimbursement progress w

On May 10, Polymarket announced the latest progress on its feature updates, including the launch of a latency spam mitigation measure to ensure smooth order placement and cancellation operations, a fix for the "Insufficient Balance/Allowance" error, and a core issue affecting limit order placement that’s expected to be resolved in the next few days. Additionally, Polymarket stated it has identified and banned multiple clusters of "ghost-fill" accounts—all created before the deposit wallet system launched. Any accounts exhibiting ghost-fill behavior will be identified and banned, and the deposit wallet system will also block abusive accounts from bulk-creating new accounts. Further updates to address lingering issues are set to roll out over the next week.

**May 10 – Alibaba is gearing up to announce plans to integrate its Qwen artificial intelligence platform with Taobao, its core e-commerce platform, according to sources.** **The move aims to shift shopping from keyword search to conversation-driven interactions.** **Per reports, the integration will let consumers browse, compare and purchase products by chatting with Qwen’s AI assistant in the app—no manual scrolling through product listings required. Qwen is set to access the full catalog of over 4 billion items across Taobao and Tmall, with a “skill library” to handle logistics and after-sales services. It will also deliver personalized shopping recommendations based on users’ order history and preferences.** **Additionally, Alibaba will launch a Qwen-powered AI shopping assistant directly on Taobao, offering tools including virtual try-on and 30-day price tracking.** **(BlockBeats)**

**May 10th** Michael Burry (of *The Big Short* fame) revealed in a recent blog post that he has expanded his short positions in AI-linked stocks, including Nvidia and Palantir. On Palantir: Burry pegs the company’s fair value at no more than $46–$50 per share and has flagged concerns about its business model. Additionally, Burry holds substantial put options against NVDA, SOXX, QQQ, and ORCL—expiring in 2027—representing roughly 9.5% of his investment portfolio in short positions. Notably, Burry has maintained large AI-focused short positions since Q3 2023. He has a track record of losses from premature moves (e.g., being squeezed ahead of the 2008 financial crisis).

On May 10, on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the so-called "BTC OG Insider Whale" recharged 78,168.5 ETH to Binance 11 hours earlier—valued at $180 million, with no clear purpose yet. Since May 6, the whale has sent a total of 322,268.33 ETH to centralized exchanges (CEXs). Currently, it still holds 225,449.31 ETH and 19,003.39 BTC on-chain, with a combined worth of approximately $2.05 billion.