Phantom crypto wallet experienced a brief service outage on April 7, preventing users from viewing token prices and account balances normally, and some users saw balances display as zero. The official said this issue was a technical problem with the front-end display layer, and that actual on-chain assets were not affected. On the same day as the outage, Phantom received a no-objection letter from the U.S. CFTC, allowing it to integrate regulated derivatives.

The 2025/26 Premier League season will be the last year that betting brands appear on the front of club shirts. All 11 clubs have confirmed that they will remove these sponsors starting from the 2026/27 season. This move stems from a voluntary ban, and the UK government is also planning legislation to comprehensively prohibit unlicensed betting sponsorships, with the impact mainly concentrated among mid-to-lower-tier clubs. Potential replacement sponsors are expected to come from cryptocurrency and fintech brands, indicating changes in the sponsorship market going forward.

On April 2, PeckShield clarified that HyperEVM was not down; the anomaly was limited to the official block explorer frontend not syncing data. The incident was caused by a data source deviation that led to a misclassification. In reality, the underlying chain was operating normally. On the same day, MetaMask announced full support for HyperEVM, lowering the usage barrier. This incident underscores the importance of verifying across multiple data sources to prevent false alarms.

British front-end engineer David Bushell, in a satirical post, criticized generative AI, saying that 90% of it is hype. He questioned how large tech companies affect creators and argued that creators should return to blogs and the open web, valuing the uniqueness of human creativity. He believes the business model of the AI industry is like a casino and that we need to reflect on and resist the current state of affairs.

Bitcoin is approaching the March monthly close with a potential sixth straight month in the red, hovering in the mid-$60,000s as macro headlines keep risk-off sentiment front and center. The latest price action saw BTC test the $65,000 area early in the week, with traders eyeing $67,500 to $68,000 a

Bitcoin is approaching the March monthly close with a potential sixth straight month in the red, hovering in the mid-$60,000s as macro headlines keep risk-off sentiment front and center. The latest price action saw BTC test the $65,000 area early in the week, with traders eyeing $67,500 to $68,000 a

In 2026, crypto market efficiency is driven by Large Language Models (LLMs) like Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, and Grok. AI tools allow researchers to perform audits with surgical precision. By using structured prompts, traders can front-run narrative rotations before they hit mainstream exchanges. I

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The article discusses maximal extractable value (MEV) in Ethereum transactions and its influencing factors. Transactions first enter the mempool, where searchers generate MEV opportunities through front-running and sandwich attacks. Block builders optimize transaction ordering to ensure profitability and win block production rights. The centralization risks and incentive mechanisms in this process have significant impacts on transaction execution, driving industry development and technological optimization.

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes attracted attention by purchasing 132,000 ETHFI tokens for $0.55, right before Upbit's listing. This raised suspicions of insider trading, as listings typically cause significant price volatility. Following the announcement, ETHFI briefly surged by 18% before declining. Hayes's transaction was relatively small compared to a previous $2.15 million sale.