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On April 15, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart disclosed on platform X that 21Shares US has updated its filing for the Hyperliquid ETF, with the ETF code THYP. The document does not yet disclose information regarding management fees. This filing update appears to have been adjusted in response to comments and feedback from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

[21Shares Updates Hyperliquid ETF Filing, Code THYP]On April 15, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart disclosed on platform X that 21Shares US has updated its filing for the Hyperliquid ETF, with the ETF code THYP. The document does not yet disclose information regarding management fees. This filing update appears to have been adjusted in response to comments and feedback from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

21Shares Updates Hyperliquid ETF Filing, Code THYP

On April 15, CoWDAO released an update: "The COW[.]FI domain is currently locked and inaccessible. We are working with security experts to regain control of the domain during this lockout period, but we do not expect to restore service tonight. For users who regularly use CoWSwap, we have temporarily deployed a new CoWSwap interface instance: swap.cow.finance, which is safe to use. Please remain highly vigilant when interacting with any websites or social media accounts claiming to be CoWSwap (including the new link mentioned above)."

[CoWSwap: New Domain Launched, Users Advised to Beware of Phishing Risks]On April 15, CoWDAO released an update: "The COW[.]FI domain is currently locked and inaccessible. We are working with security experts to regain control of the domain during this lockout period, but we do not expect to restore service tonight. For users who regularly use CoWSwap, we have temporarily deployed a new CoWSwap interface instance: swap.cow.finance, which is safe to use. Please remain highly vigilant when interacting with any websites or social media accounts claiming to be CoWSwap (including the new link mentioned above)."

CoWSwap: New Domain Launched, Users Advised to Beware of Phishing Risks

As of April 15, it has been two months since the outbreak of the war with Iran. Although the situation remains uncertain, Wall Street seems to be gradually filtering out these external noises after the initial turbulence. Since March 27, the S&P 500 index has rebounded nearly 10%, poised to achieve its third consecutive week of gains. During the same period, the Nasdaq 100 index has risen approximately 12%, marking its longest streak of ten consecutive days of gains since 2021. After five weeks of declines triggered by US-Israeli airstrikes, traders have begun to ignore negative news from the Middle East and are aggressively buying stocks again. Doug Peta, Chief US Investment Strategist at BCA Research, stated, 'The stock market and the entire financial market do not seem overly concerned about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. As earnings season kicks off, company fundamentals are driving stock price movements more strongly than headlines about the situation in Iran.' Veteran strategist Ed Yardeni noted that the market is learning to 'coexist' with the war in Iran and maintains the view that the S&P 500 index bottomed out on March 30.

[Wall Street 'Immunized' Against US-Iran Conflict, Market Focus Shifts Back to Earnings and Fundamentals]As of April 15, it has been two months since the outbreak of the war with Iran. Although the situation remains uncertain, Wall Street seems to be gradually filtering out these external noises after the initial turbulence. Since March 27, the S&P 500 index has rebounded nearly 10%, poised to achieve its third consecutive week of gains. During the same period, the Nasdaq 100 index has risen approximately 12%, marking its longest streak of ten consecutive days of gains since 2021. After five weeks of declines triggered by US-Israeli airstrikes, traders have begun to ignore negative news from the Middle East and are aggressively buying stocks again. Doug Peta, Chief US Investment Strategist at BCA Research, stated, 'The stock market and the entire financial market do not seem overly concerned about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. As earnings season kicks off, company fundamentals are driving stock price movements more strongly than headlines about the situation in Iran.' Veteran strategist Ed Yardeni noted that the market is learning to 'coexist' with the war in Iran and maintains the view that the S&P 500 index bottomed out on March 30.

Wall Street 'Immunized' Against US-Iran Conflict, Market Focus Shifts Back to Earnings and Fundamentals

On April 15, CoW DAO released an update: "The COW[.]FI domain is currently locked and inaccessible. We are working with security experts to regain control of the domain during this lockout period, but it is expected that we will not be able to restore access tonight. For users who regularly use CoW Swap, we have temporarily deployed a new CoW Swap interface instance: swap.cow.finance, which is safe and available. Please remain highly vigilant when interacting with any websites or social media accounts claiming to be CoW Swap (including the new link mentioned above). Please rely only on official announcements regarding the status of CoW Swap from this channel or Discord."

[CoW Swap: New Domain Launched, Users Should Beware of Phishing Risks]On April 15, CoW DAO released an update: "The COW[.]FI domain is currently locked and inaccessible. We are working with security experts to regain control of the domain during this lockout period, but it is expected that we will not be able to restore access tonight. For users who regularly use CoW Swap, we have temporarily deployed a new CoW Swap interface instance: swap.cow.finance, which is safe and available. Please remain highly vigilant when interacting with any websites or social media accounts claiming to be CoW Swap (including the new link mentioned above). Please rely only on official announcements regarding the status of CoW Swap from this channel or Discord."

CoW Swap: New Domain Launched, Users Should Beware of Phishing Risks

On April 15, according to Fortune magazine, Anthropic is facing criticism from some core users due to a decline in the performance of its Claude model. These issues have forced the company to address external speculation about its motivations and service capabilities as it reportedly prepares for an IPO. Many developers and heavy users have stated that the performance of Anthropic's Claude model has significantly decreased recently, evidenced by difficulties in following instructions, inappropriate shortcuts in complex tasks, and an increase in error rates. User complaints are primarily focused on Anthropic's programming tool, Claude Code. The problems appear to be related to recent adjustments made by Anthropic to the model's operational methods, where the company lowered the default 'effort level' to reduce the number of tokens processed per request, thereby saving computational resources. There are speculations that Anthropic may be facing resource constraints following a recent surge in product usage. Anthropic has not provided a detailed response to the related complaints. Boris Cherny, the product lead for Claude Code, responded to user complaints online, stating that the company has adjusted the default 'effort level' to 'medium' in response to previous user feedback about excessive token consumption, but some users believe the company did not adequately disclose this change.

[Anthropic Faces User Discontent Over Decline in Claude Code Performance]On April 15, according to Fortune magazine, Anthropic is facing criticism from some core users due to a decline in the performance of its Claude model. These issues have forced the company to address external speculation about its motivations and service capabilities as it reportedly prepares for an IPO. Many developers and heavy users have stated that the performance of Anthropic's Claude model has significantly decreased recently, evidenced by difficulties in following instructions, inappropriate shortcuts in complex tasks, and an increase in error rates. User complaints are primarily focused on Anthropic's programming tool, Claude Code. The problems appear to be related to recent adjustments made by Anthropic to the model's operational methods, where the company lowered the default 'effort level' to reduce the number of tokens processed per request, thereby saving computational resources. There are speculations that Anthropic may be facing resource constraints following a recent surge in product usage. Anthropic has not provided a detailed response to the related complaints. Boris Cherny, the product lead for Claude Code, responded to user complaints online, stating that the company has adjusted the default 'effort level' to 'medium' in response to previous user feedback about excessive token consumption, but some users believe the company did not adequately disclose this change.

Anthropic Faces User Discontent Over Decline in Claude Code Performance

On April 15, The Block reported that the Ethereum liquid restaking protocol Ether.fi announced plans to provide approximately $3 billion worth of Ethereum to the ETHGas market over the next three years as validator liquidity. The funds will come from the approximately 2.8 million staked ETH that it manages. ETHGas is a futures market for Ethereum block space, allowing users to lock in block space in advance to ensure transaction execution. The initiative aims to enhance validator returns and improve yield stability through related mechanisms. Additionally, this model helps provide developers and institutions with more predictable transaction costs and execution efficiency.

[Ether.fi Commits $3 Billion in ETH to ETHGas for Validator Liquidity Over Three Years]On April 15, The Block reported that the Ethereum liquid restaking protocol Ether.fi announced plans to provide approximately $3 billion worth of Ethereum to the ETHGas market over the next three years as validator liquidity. The funds will come from the approximately 2.8 million staked ETH that it manages. ETHGas is a futures market for Ethereum block space, allowing users to lock in block space in advance to ensure transaction execution. The initiative aims to enhance validator returns and improve yield stability through related mechanisms. Additionally, this model helps provide developers and institutions with more predictable transaction costs and execution efficiency.

Ether.fi Commits $3 Billion in ETH to ETHGas for Validator Liquidity Over Three Years

On April 15, Cointelegraph reported that the Governor of Virginia signed HB 798 into law, amending the state's unclaimed property regulations to include digital assets. The law ensures that digital assets are submitted to the state government in their original physical form, effective from July 1, 2026.

[Virginia Governor Signs HB 798 into Law, Regulating Digital Assets]On April 15, Cointelegraph reported that the Governor of Virginia signed HB 798 into law, amending the state's unclaimed property regulations to include digital assets. The law ensures that digital assets are submitted to the state government in their original physical form, effective from July 1, 2026.

Virginia Governor Signs HB 798 into Law, Regulating Digital Assets

On April 15, the Nikkei 225 index opened up 410.48 points, a rise of 0.71%, reaching 58,287.87 points, marking the first time it has surpassed 58,000 points since March. The South Korean KOSPI index opened up 177.87 points, an increase of 2.98%, reaching 6,145.62 points. Samsung Electronics' stock price rose over 4%, while SK Hynix's stock price increased by more than 5%. (Jinshi)

[Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Open Higher]On April 15, the Nikkei 225 index opened up 410.48 points, a rise of 0.71%, reaching 58,287.87 points, marking the first time it has surpassed 58,000 points since March. The South Korean KOSPI index opened up 177.87 points, an increase of 2.98%, reaching 6,145.62 points. Samsung Electronics' stock price rose over 4%, while SK Hynix's stock price increased by more than 5%. (Jinshi)

Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Open Higher

On April 15, Ether.fi, an Ethereum liquid restaking protocol, announced that it will provide a total of $3 billion worth of Ethereum as 'validator liquidity' to the ETHGas market over the next three years. The funds will come from its management of 2.8 million staked Ethereum. ETHGas is a futures market for Ethereum block space, allowing for the pre-purchase of block space to ensure transaction execution. This initiative aims to enhance validator yields by helping them capture more Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) through the sale of block space commitments, resulting in higher and more predictable returns. ETHGas has received institutional investment from firms such as Polychain Capital and has launched its governance token GWEI, which currently has a market capitalization of approximately $120 million. Ether.fi's native token ETHFI has a market capitalization of about $332 million. This move will provide developers and enterprises with more predictable transaction costs and execution times, promoting the development of Ethereum as a global institutional capital settlement layer.

[Ether.fi Commits $3 Billion in ETH for Validator Liquidity to ETHGas Over Three Years]On April 15, Ether.fi, an Ethereum liquid restaking protocol, announced that it will provide a total of $3 billion worth of Ethereum as 'validator liquidity' to the ETHGas market over the next three years. The funds will come from its management of 2.8 million staked Ethereum. ETHGas is a futures market for Ethereum block space, allowing for the pre-purchase of block space to ensure transaction execution. This initiative aims to enhance validator yields by helping them capture more Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) through the sale of block space commitments, resulting in higher and more predictable returns. ETHGas has received institutional investment from firms such as Polychain Capital and has launched its governance token GWEI, which currently has a market capitalization of approximately $120 million. Ether.fi's native token ETHFI has a market capitalization of about $332 million. This move will provide developers and enterprises with more predictable transaction costs and execution times, promoting the development of Ethereum as a global institutional capital settlement layer.

Ether.fi Commits $3 Billion in ETH for Validator Liquidity to ETHGas Over Three Years

According to a report by PwC, 12% of hedge funds are considering moving from the US to jurisdictions that are more friendly towards cryptocurrencies. The report also found that the proportion of traditional hedge funds investing in crypto assets has declined from 37% in 2022 to 29% this year.

[12% of Hedge Funds Consider Moving from U.S. to Crypto-Friendly Jurisdictions, PwC Report Finds]According to a report by PwC, 12% of hedge funds are considering moving from the US to jurisdictions that are more friendly towards cryptocurrencies. The report also found that the proportion of traditional hedge funds investing in crypto assets has declined from 37% in 2022 to 29% this year.

12% of Hedge Funds Consider Moving from U.S. to Crypto-Friendly Jurisdictions, PwC Report Finds

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