On June 10th, Jinshi Data reported that the Israeli army attacked the Nusseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on June 8th and announced the rescue of four detained individuals. According to the Gaza Strip Ministry of Health, the attack has resulted in 274 deaths and 698 injuries. The Israeli army's attack on the central refugee camp in Gaza has caused 274 deaths. This attack coincided with the reopening of a temporary pier near the Nusseirat refugee camp, which was built with a US investment of $320 million, and there are reports that this pier played a certain role in the Israeli army's large-scale air strikes and ground attacks. However, both the United States and Israel currently deny this.

On May 18th, Jinshi data reported that according to several media outlets in Palestine, on May 17th local time, the temporary dock built by the United States on the central coast of the Gaza Strip started operating, transporting humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip by sea. Sources in the Gaza Strip said on the same day that several trucks were loaded at the dock and transported supplies to the United Nations warehouse in the southern Gaza Strip.

Bank of England Chief Economist Pier: Still need to work hard to ensure the inflation rate reaches the target of 2%.

Bank of England Chief Economist Pier: Good progress has been made in the process of restoring CPI to target.

The chief economist of the Bank of England, Pier, warned that people may be "tempted" by some inflation indicators until persistent inflationary pressures are brought under control. This statement indicates that Pier is unwilling to relax the fight against inflation. The economist said that he needs to see more evidence that wage growth, service sector inflation, and a series of data on the labor market are slowing down. Pier said, "We should not be misled by inflation developments driven primarily by external factors and be overly complacent. We need to ensure that inflation is at the target level on a sustainable and persistent basis." However, he stated that the "persistent factors" of inflation are declining as interest rates are at a "restrictive" level. The central bank is beginning to see a decline in the factors that persist in inflation. Over time, this does increase the possibility of reducing the restrictiveness of monetary policy.

PANews reported on April 23 that Obol Labs, a provider of distributed validator technology, announced that its partner EtherFi plans to deploy $100 million worth of equity (1,000 validators) on Obol distributed validators (DVs). The validators will be operated by longest clusters of seven professional validation organizations, including Pier Two, DSRV, Nethermind, Chainnodes, A41, Cosmostation, and Validation Cloud. These Node Operators have extensive experience running Obol DVs. Liquidity Heavy stake protocol (LRP) EtherFi is designed to maintain a secure, resilient, and Decentralization stake environment. In addition, through the adoption of distributed validators, EtherFi and Obol Labs work together to ensure the highest quality stake capital for Activation Verification Services (AVSs).