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On April 15, according to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $411.49 million yesterday.

[US Spot Bitcoin ETF Sees Net Inflow of $411.49 Million Yesterday]On April 15, according to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $411.49 million yesterday.

US Spot Bitcoin ETF Sees Net Inflow of $411.49 Million Yesterday

On April 15, according to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Ethereum ETF experienced a net inflow of $53.03 million yesterday.

[US Spot Ethereum ETF Sees Net Inflow of $53.03 Million Yesterday]On April 15, according to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Ethereum ETF experienced a net inflow of $53.03 million yesterday.

US Spot Ethereum ETF Sees Net Inflow of $53.03 Million Yesterday

On April 15, the USD/JPY surpassed 159, rising 0.16% intraday. (Jin Shi)

[USD/JPY Surpasses 159, Up 0.16% Intraday]On April 15, the USD/JPY surpassed 159, rising 0.16% intraday. (Jin Shi)

USD/JPY Surpasses 159, Up 0.16% Intraday

On April 15, news emerged that Boundless and XRPL Commons announced the completion of the first native ZK validator deployment on the XRPL. A RISC-V based validator is now directly operational on-chain, making XRPL the first public blockchain to incorporate programmable privacy as a native feature of the ledger, along with built-in compliance controls. It is reported that the integration took six months to complete, during which the two parties jointly designed a Smart Escrow transaction type with programmable release conditions. Developer toolkits and testnet environments are now ready. Smart Escrow is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2026, requiring valid ZK proofs before fund transfers; Smart Vault will follow, introducing KYC access reviews and sanction screening mechanisms for each transaction before settlement, while also supporting limited disclosures to regulatory authorities. Odelia Torteman, Head of Enterprise Adoption at XRPL Commons, stated, 'XRPL has always been designed for institutional finance. By bringing in Boundless, we are turning confidential and compliant execution capabilities into XRPL's native infrastructure.' The Boundless team has over five years of experience in privacy infrastructure, with their proof network currently processing approximately 400 trillion computing cycles daily and achieving a system availability of 99.9%.

[Boundless Completes First Native ZK Validator Deployment on XRPL]On April 15, news emerged that Boundless and XRPL Commons announced the completion of the first native ZK validator deployment on the XRPL. A RISC-V based validator is now directly operational on-chain, making XRPL the first public blockchain to incorporate programmable privacy as a native feature of the ledger, along with built-in compliance controls. It is reported that the integration took six months to complete, during which the two parties jointly designed a Smart Escrow transaction type with programmable release conditions. Developer toolkits and testnet environments are now ready. Smart Escrow is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2026, requiring valid ZK proofs before fund transfers; Smart Vault will follow, introducing KYC access reviews and sanction screening mechanisms for each transaction before settlement, while also supporting limited disclosures to regulatory authorities. Odelia Torteman, Head of Enterprise Adoption at XRPL Commons, stated, 'XRPL has always been designed for institutional finance. By bringing in Boundless, we are turning confidential and compliant execution capabilities into XRPL's native infrastructure.' The Boundless team has over five years of experience in privacy infrastructure, with their proof network currently processing approximately 400 trillion computing cycles daily and achieving a system availability of 99.9%.

Boundless Completes First Native ZK Validator Deployment on XRPL

On April 15, the U.S. Central Command stated on the 14th that it has completely cut off Iran's maritime import and export trade. (Xinhua News Agency)

[U.S. Military Claims to Have Completely Cut Off Iran's Maritime Trade]On April 15, the U.S. Central Command stated on the 14th that it has completely cut off Iran's maritime import and export trade. (Xinhua News Agency)

U.S. Military Claims to Have Completely Cut Off Iran's Maritime Trade

On April 15, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the whale 0xead…E9D55 has opened 42 shady positions, of which up to 40 are long positions (only VVV and MON are short positions), with a total value of $49.6 million, currently facing an unrealized loss of $6.22 million. His cumulative loss on Hyperliquid stands at $14.94 million.

[Whale Opens 42 Shady Positions, Currently Facing $6.22 Million Loss]On April 15, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the whale 0xead…E9D55 has opened 42 shady positions, of which up to 40 are long positions (only VVV and MON are short positions), with a total value of $49.6 million, currently facing an unrealized loss of $6.22 million. His cumulative loss on Hyperliquid stands at $14.94 million.

Whale Opens 42 Shady Positions, Currently Facing $6.22 Million Loss

On April 15, Boundless and XRPL Commons announced the completion of the first native ZK validator deployment on the XRPL. A RISC-V based validator is now directly operating on-chain, making XRPL the first public blockchain to incorporate programmable privacy as a native feature of the ledger, along with built-in compliance controls. The integration took six months to complete, during which the two parties jointly designed a Smart Escrow transaction type with programmable release conditions. The developer toolkit and testnet environment are now ready. Smart Escrow is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2026, requiring valid ZK proofs before fund transfers; Smart Vault will follow, introducing KYC access checks and sanctions screening for each transaction before settlement, while also supporting limited disclosures to regulatory authorities. Odelia Torteman, Head of Enterprise Adoption at XRPL Commons, stated, "XRPL has always been designed for institutional finance. By bringing in Boundless, we are turning confidential and compliant execution capabilities into XRPL's native infrastructure." The Boundless team has over five years of experience in privacy infrastructure, and their proof network currently processes approximately 400 trillion computation cycles daily, with a system availability of 99.9%.

[Boundless Completes First Native ZK Validator Deployment on XRPL]On April 15, Boundless and XRPL Commons announced the completion of the first native ZK validator deployment on the XRPL. A RISC-V based validator is now directly operating on-chain, making XRPL the first public blockchain to incorporate programmable privacy as a native feature of the ledger, along with built-in compliance controls. The integration took six months to complete, during which the two parties jointly designed a Smart Escrow transaction type with programmable release conditions. The developer toolkit and testnet environment are now ready. Smart Escrow is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2026, requiring valid ZK proofs before fund transfers; Smart Vault will follow, introducing KYC access checks and sanctions screening for each transaction before settlement, while also supporting limited disclosures to regulatory authorities. Odelia Torteman, Head of Enterprise Adoption at XRPL Commons, stated, "XRPL has always been designed for institutional finance. By bringing in Boundless, we are turning confidential and compliant execution capabilities into XRPL's native infrastructure." The Boundless team has over five years of experience in privacy infrastructure, and their proof network currently processes approximately 400 trillion computation cycles daily, with a system availability of 99.9%.

On April 14, the globally leading Web3 infrastructure platform NOXCAT confirmed its participation in the offline event titled 'Decoding Web 4.0: When AI Agents Take Over On-chain Permissions,' co-hosted by Rhythm BlockBeats, Beating, and Zhihu. This event will take place on April 21, 2026, at 13:30 in Hong Kong. NOXCAT is dedicated to building a more secure, efficient, and seamless network for all-asset trading and collaboration. By deeply integrating on-chain guarantee mechanisms, social relationship networks, and multi-asset trading systems, it enables users to achieve value exchange, asset allocation, and collaborative interaction without the need for trusted intermediaries, significantly lowering the barriers and trust costs of digital finance. As AI Agents evolve from 'tools' to 'on-chain actors,' autonomous decision-making, automated transaction execution, and asset management are becoming a reality. This event will bring together developers, investors, and community builders to explore the opportunities and boundaries of the 'Agent Economy.'

[NOXCAT to Participate in 'Web4.0+AI' Themed Event in Hong Kong]On April 14, the globally leading Web3 infrastructure platform NOXCAT confirmed its participation in the offline event titled 'Decoding Web 4.0: When AI Agents Take Over On-chain Permissions,' co-hosted by Rhythm BlockBeats, Beating, and Zhihu. This event will take place on April 21, 2026, at 13:30 in Hong Kong. NOXCAT is dedicated to building a more secure, efficient, and seamless network for all-asset trading and collaboration. By deeply integrating on-chain guarantee mechanisms, social relationship networks, and multi-asset trading systems, it enables users to achieve value exchange, asset allocation, and collaborative interaction without the need for trusted intermediaries, significantly lowering the barriers and trust costs of digital finance. As AI Agents evolve from 'tools' to 'on-chain actors,' autonomous decision-making, automated transaction execution, and asset management are becoming a reality. This event will bring together developers, investors, and community builders to explore the opportunities and boundaries of the 'Agent Economy.'

NOXCAT to Participate in 'Web4.0+AI' Themed Event in Hong Kong

On April 15, the prediction market Polymarket initiated a review of third-party startups within its Builders Program. Launched in November last year, this program allows external developers to build trading applications on Polymarket's infrastructure, currently hosting around 200 developers who can receive up to $2.5 million in funding and weekly rewards. The issue arises as the top developers in terms of trading volume are all creating similar applications: copy trading apps. These applications compile trading accounts with unusually high win rates for users or flag suspicious trades in terms of timing and amount, enabling users to replicate these trades with one click. Kreo markets itself as helping users "find insider traders earlier than others," while Polycool prominently displays a "Polymarket Insider Trading Guide" on its official website, stating, "This is not the stock market; betting on non-public information won't land you in jail; the rules of decentralized prediction markets are entirely different." The trading volume generated by the Builders Program skyrocketed from $100 million in November last year to over $600 million in March this year, accounting for 16% of Polymarket's total trading volume that month. The founder of the copy trading app PolyGun recently claimed that its weekly trading volume once represented 11% of Polymarket's entire platform. However, security issues have also surfaced. In February, PolyGun was hacked due to a code vulnerability, resulting in the theft of approximately $70,000 in user funds, while another copy trading app, Polycule, was hacked earlier for about $230,000. Most copy trading apps are operated by anonymous teams, reachable only via Telegram. All three executives listed in PolyGun's press release use pseudonyms, with the operation primarily managed by one individual. Concerns over insider trading extend beyond just copy trading. On April 7, four user accounts betting on a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran made a profit of $663,000, with blockchain analysis firm Lookonchain discovering that these accounts were created and funded on the same day, with no prior trading history. Last month, Polymarket partnered with data analytics firm Palantir to enhance compliance monitoring for sports betting and updated its rules to prohibit trading based on "stolen confidential information." However, Polymarket does not require users to verify their identities, and many traders use VPNs to mask their locations and frequently switch accounts, making enforcement much more challenging compared to competitor Kalshi, which mandates user identity verification. Polymarket's trading volume in March was approximately $23 billion, a tenfold increase compared to the same period last year, and it is currently raising funds at a valuation of $20 billion, up from a valuation of $9 billion in October. Kalshi completed its funding in March at a valuation of $22 billion. Both platforms are facing scrutiny from lawmakers in multiple U.S. states, who believe that prediction markets effectively circumvent state laws on illegal gambling.

[Polymarket Reviews Its Developer Program Amidst Concerns Over Copy Trading Apps]On April 15, the prediction market Polymarket initiated a review of third-party startups within its Builders Program. Launched in November last year, this program allows external developers to build trading applications on Polymarket's infrastructure, currently hosting around 200 developers who can receive up to $2.5 million in funding and weekly rewards. The issue arises as the top developers in terms of trading volume are all creating similar applications: copy trading apps. These applications compile trading accounts with unusually high win rates for users or flag suspicious trades in terms of timing and amount, enabling users to replicate these trades with one click. Kreo markets itself as helping users "find insider traders earlier than others," while Polycool prominently displays a "Polymarket Insider Trading Guide" on its official website, stating, "This is not the stock market; betting on non-public information won't land you in jail; the rules of decentralized prediction markets are entirely different." The trading volume generated by the Builders Program skyrocketed from $100 million in November last year to over $600 million in March this year, accounting for 16% of Polymarket's total trading volume that month. The founder of the copy trading app PolyGun recently claimed that its weekly trading volume once represented 11% of Polymarket's entire platform. However, security issues have also surfaced. In February, PolyGun was hacked due to a code vulnerability, resulting in the theft of approximately $70,000 in user funds, while another copy trading app, Polycule, was hacked earlier for about $230,000. Most copy trading apps are operated by anonymous teams, reachable only via Telegram. All three executives listed in PolyGun's press release use pseudonyms, with the operation primarily managed by one individual. Concerns over insider trading extend beyond just copy trading. On April 7, four user accounts betting on a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran made a profit of $663,000, with blockchain analysis firm Lookonchain discovering that these accounts were created and funded on the same day, with no prior trading history. Last month, Polymarket partnered with data analytics firm Palantir to enhance compliance monitoring for sports betting and updated its rules to prohibit trading based on "stolen confidential information." However, Polymarket does not require users to verify their identities, and many traders use VPNs to mask their locations and frequently switch accounts, making enforcement much more challenging compared to competitor Kalshi, which mandates user identity verification. Polymarket's trading volume in March was approximately $23 billion, a tenfold increase compared to the same period last year, and it is currently raising funds at a valuation of $20 billion, up from a valuation of $9 billion in October. Kalshi completed its funding in March at a valuation of $22 billion. Both platforms are facing scrutiny from lawmakers in multiple U.S. states, who believe that prediction markets effectively circumvent state laws on illegal gambling.

Polymarket Reviews Its Developer Program Amidst Concerns Over Copy Trading Apps

According to Coindesk, a Hong Kong court has recognized crypto as property "capable of being held on trust" in a case involving shuttered crypto exchange Gatecoin, global law firm Hogan Lovells reported on Wednesday. Justice Linda Chan, who presided over the case, reportedly said Hong Kong, in line with other common law jurisdictions, defines "property" broadly "intended to have a wide meaning." There have been similar rulings in Mainland China, while the U.S. Internal Revenue Service treats crypto as property for tax purposes. A government-funded law commission in the U.K. found crypto can be classified as a new type of property under existing laws in England and Wales. In 2019, Hong Kong-based crypto exchange Gatecoin announced it will shut down and start liquidation following an attempt to recover disputed funds from a former payment services provider. Liquidators sought directions from the court on whether the crypto held by Gatecoin should be treated as property held on trust or "if no trust existed, the digital assets should be made available to the general body of creditors," according to the Hogan Lovells report. The exchange held up to 140 million Hong Kong dollars ($17.8 million) in crypto as of last October, the report said.

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【Hong Kong Court Declares Crypto as Property in Case Involving Defunct Gatecoin】According to Coindesk, a Hong Kong court has recognized crypto as property "capable of being held on trust" in a case involving shuttered crypto exchange Gatecoin, global law firm Hogan Lovells reported on Wednesday. Justice Linda Chan, who presided over the case, reportedly said Hong Kong, in line with other common law jurisdictions, defines "property" broadly "intended to have a wide meaning." There have been similar rulings in Mainland China, while the U.S. Internal Revenue Service treats crypto as property for tax purposes. A government-funded law commission in the U.K. found crypto can be classified as a new type of property under existing laws in England and Wales. In 2019, Hong Kong-based crypto exchange Gatecoin announced it will shut down and start liquidation following an attempt to recover disputed funds from a former payment services provider. Liquidators sought directions from the court on whether the crypto held by Gatecoin should be treated as property held on trust or "if no trust existed, the digital assets should be made available to the general body of creditors," according to the Hogan Lovells report. The exchange held up to 140 million Hong Kong dollars ($17.8 million) in crypto as of last October, the report said.

Hong Kong Court Declares Crypto as Property in Case Involving Defunct Gatecoin

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