April opens with more than $600 million in fresh token supply hitting the market. Hyperliquid, Sui, Ethena, and several smaller projects are all releasing sizable chunks
The crypto industry finally got the headline it had been waiting for: senators say they’ve reached a deal with the White House on the most explosive
TL;DR DPRK Link: Elliptic says the Drift Protocol exploit shows behavioral and laundering patterns consistent with DPRK operations, marking what could be the eighteenth such incident
TL;DR Riot Outflow: Arkham flagged a 500 BTC transfer linked to Riot, adding to rising sell‑side activity among listed miners during a volatile market phase. Sector
TL;DR MEV Protection: The network’s Private Mempool shields transactions from frontrunning by routing them directly to producers, preventing bots from viewing pending activity. Enterprise Integration: Teams
TL;DR Bitcoin Flows: Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $173.73 million in outflows as major issuers like IBIT and FBTC faced heavy withdrawals, reflecting continued institutional caution. Grayscale
TL;DR Bitcoin ETFs: March brought $1.32 billion in inflows, ending a months‑long outflow streak even as Q1 still closed with about $500 million in net redemptions.
TL;DR Payroll Innovation: Plume is testing a system that lets employees receive part of their salary in tokenized money‑market fund shares, using WisdomTree’s WTGXX. Friction Removed:
TL;DR EEA Expansion: Interactive Brokers introduced crypto trading to eligible EEA investors through Interactive Brokers Ireland, giving users access to 11 leading assets on familiar platforms.
TL;DR Market Turn: Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum products closed March with a rare positive session after five days of outflows, signaling a brief improvement in sentiment.
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