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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has suggested a new way to protect DeFi users from market crashes using options contracts instead of debt-based structures. This could make decentralized finance more resilient during extreme market downturns.
Coinbase has launched direct rupee bank transfers in India, allowing users to move funds between local bank accounts and the exchange. This follows approval from the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).
Binance has launched US equities trading for eligible users and announced plans for tokenized stocks, marking a major push beyond crypto into traditional financial markets. This move allows crypto users to trade stocks directly on Binance's platform, potentially lowering barriers to entry for new investors.
The Sui blockchain experienced three halts in two days due to a bug in its latest upgrade. The issue stemmed from interactions between a new address-balance feature and the network's existing gas and consensus logic, according to the Sui Foundation's post-mortem.
The Cardano Foundation's flagship conference was scrapped after a funding proposal failed to secure the two-thirds support required under the blockchain's new governance system.
Bitmine, an Ethereum treasury firm, reduced weekly ether purchases by more than 75% after the previous week's aggressive buying. Last week, the firm bought $53 million worth of ETH, compared to 112,000 ETH (worth about $275 million at the time) the week before.
A security researcher found an integer-overflow flaw in the HongCoin token sale contract, unlocking $2 million for 48 original investors. This is the second such recovery he has publicized in eight days.
Citi forecasts the tokenized securities market will reach $5.5 trillion by 2030, driven by stablecoins and onchain U.S. Treasury bills. This includes $1 trillion in onchain U.S. Treasury bills and $2.6 trillion in tokenized stocks.
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party proposed legal frameworks for crypto ETFs and yen-backed stablecoins. This move could boost crypto adoption and investment in the country. The party outlined a plan to present to the finance minister, aiming to create a favorable regulatory environment for digital assets.
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Rep. French Hill, chair of the House Financial Services Committee, discussed key policy issues in crypto during a recent interview with CoinDesk. He emphasized the need for clear regulations to foster innovation while ensuring consumer protection. The committee is focusing on tokenization and its broader implications for the financial system.
Bitcoin has dropped from the low-$80,000s to around $75,000 as spot demand, ETF inflows, and volatility expectations continue fading. While market positioning has reset, investor conviction remains limited.
Libp2p, a core infrastructure stack used by multiple Ethereum clients, is facing a funding crisis. The Ethereum Foundation has launched Project Odin to address this and other critical infrastructure needs. The project aims to secure funding for essential open-source tools that keep the network running smoothly.
Ethereum's core developers have released Checkpoint #9, a periodic high-level summary of All Core Developer calls. The April 10, 2026 update highlights current developments in Ethereum core development, focusing on scalability, security, and other network improvements.
Glassnode has launched a suite of continuous, rebalanced multi-asset indices for aggregate crypto market analysis, going beyond price tracking to offer a more comprehensive view of market health and trends. The indices are continuously updated and rebalanced to reflect the latest data.
The Gravity Bridge, a cross-chain bridge in the Cosmos ecosystem, has temporarily halted operations following a reported $5.4 million exploit. Validators have paused the bridge while an investigation into the suspected signing key compromise is underway.
A massive $1.26 billion sale of BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF suggests a large investor exited quickly. NYDIG disputes the basis-trade theory, pointing to the large discount and the lack of an unusual spike in CME Bitcoin futures volume.
Wall Street's clearing giant, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), has selected the Stellar blockchain for tokenizing securities. Stellar was chosen for its compliance tools built specifically for regulated assets, according to Stellar Development Foundation CEO Denelle Dixon.
The Sui blockchain experienced another outage, marking its second consecutive day of downtime. Meanwhile, the Sui token has lost 20% of its value over the past week, making it one of the worst-performing top 100 cryptocurrencies.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has spoken out against increased surveillance of crypto transactions, emphasizing the importance of privacy tools. She argues that privacy is a fundamental right that should be protected in the digital age, including in cryptocurrency.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has opened the door for perpetual futures contracts for cryptocurrencies, allowing platforms like Coinbase and Kalshi to offer these products. This move could make crypto trading more accessible and flexible for US investors.
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed allowing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to use digital assets, virtual assets, and intellectual property as collateral for loans. This move could significantly improve access to financing for Vietnamese businesses.
Bitcoin miners are under pressure as the network's hash rate growth slows and flattens, while AI demand for energy could further squeeze their operations. Fidelity Digital Assets says 2026's crypto slump masks a deeper 'structural retooling,' as institutional adoption, tokenization, and Bitcoin's evolving infrastructure quietly advance despite weaker prices.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen record outflows totaling $2.8 billion over nine consecutive days, signaling cooling demand. This trend coincides with reduced accumulation by large investors, or 'whales,' underscoring a trying time for the crypto market.