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Solana‑based Drift Protocol’s $270m exploit has become a live test of how Circle, DeFi builders and lawmakers share responsibility when stablecoins sit at the center of a hack. Summary Drift Protocol 

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HTX Community Spring Creation ContestTap Now, Claim Airdrop Tomorrow!Predict BTC, Snatch 600K HTX!Charles Hoskinson, the outspoken founder of Cardano, has reignited his long-standing feud with the XRP

Charles Hoskinson, the outspoken founder of Cardano, has reignited his long-standing feud with the XRP community following a harsh personal attack on social media. Advertisement The dispute began when an X (formerly Twitter) user insulted Hoskinson, claiming his personal reputation was hindering Cardano's institutional adoption. I know it's hard to understand coming from the XRP side, but Cardano != Charles. We have this thing called decentralization and it means that choosing Cardano doesn't require liking, agreeing, or endorsing me. HOT Stories Cardano Founder Takes Swipe at XRP in Fiery Social Media Exchange Shiba Inu (SHIB) Gets ETF Chance After Canary's Newest Filing, $90.3 Million Hyperliquid Whale Opens Unusual XRP Long, Bitcoin Eyes $64,900 Return Amid Double Rejection From Bollinger Bands: Morning Crypto Report — Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) April 9, 2026 The user contrasted Hoskinson with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, stating, "News flash, your products aren’t hated, you are... Why would large-scale, professional organisations want to pair up with this, the face of the product?" Advertisement Hoskinson fired back with a sharp rebuke, using the insult to highlight what he views as a fundamental difference between the architecture of Cardano and XRP: decentralization. You Might Also Like Sat, 04/04/2026 - 10:46 'Midnight Isn't Hurting Cardano,' Insider Defends Charles Hoskinson's Vision ByGodfrey Benjamin "I know it's hard to understand coming from the XRP side, but Cardano != Charles," Hoskinson replied. "We have this thing called decentralization, and it means that choosing Cardano doesn't require liking, agreeing, or endorsing me." Advertisement The Cardano founder has been highly combative online recently. Earlier in the week, when a supporter asked why detractors were spreading false rumors that he had stopped working on the Cardano network, Hosk

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March's Consumer Price Index is expected to post its sharpest monthly increase in nearly four years, driven by skyrocketing oil prices tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict and the ongoing ripple effects of 

March's Consumer Price Index is expected to post its sharpest monthly increase in nearly four years, driven by skyrocketing oil prices tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict and the ongoing ripple effects of import tariffs. The projected 0.9% monthly jump would mark the steepest rise since June 2022 and push annual inflation to approximately 3.3% — well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.The conflict with Iran sent global crude oil prices soaring more than 30%, pushing average retail gasoline prices past $4 per gallon for the first time in over three years. Although President Trump announced a brief ceasefire, economists warn that the inflationary pressure already in the pipeline won't disappear quickly. Diesel costs, jet fuel prices, and freight surcharges are all expected to cascade through the broader economy in the months ahead, hitting food prices particularly hard.Beyond energy, tariffs continue to push up costs on everyday goods including clothing, household furnishings, personal care products, and vehicles. Core inflation — which strips out food and energy — is forecast to rise 0.3% in March, with further acceleration expected in April as secondary effects of both the oil shock and trade policy take hold.These conditions are putting the Federal Reserve in a difficult position. Minutes from the March policy meeting revealed that a growing number of officials are now entertaining the possibility of rate hikes rather than cuts. The benchmark rate currently sits in the 3.50%–3.75% range, and many economists now doubt any rate reduction will happen in 2026. Some analysts warn the Fed's next move could actually be upward if inflation continues to climb.For everyday Americans already stretched thin, rising prices at the pump and grocery store are compounding financial pressure — a sharp contrast to the cost-reduction promises made during the 2024 campaign.Gold is meant to be a ‘safe haven’ in uncertain times. Why is it crashing amid a war?Wall Street Slides as Iran War 

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A new pricing mechanism for the x402 protocol will allow Al agents to pay for compute resources based on actual usage rather than fixed rates. Summary Coinbase has introduced the "Upto" mechanism for 

A new pricing mechanism for the x402 protocol will allow

Al agents to pay for compute resources based on actual usage rather than fixed rates. Summary Coinbase has introduced the "Upto" mechanism for the x402 protocol to enable usage-based payments for Al compute tasks. Coinbase Developer Platform confirmed the update replaces fixed-price models with a system where users only pay for actual resource consumption, like token counts or processing time. According to a Thursday announcement on X by the Coinbase Developer Platform, the newly launched "Upto" scheme enables variable-cost services for tasks like data queries and large language model inference. This update addresses a long-standing limitation in the protocol that prevented efficient payments for services where costs are not known upfront. Solving the flat-fee bottleneck "Until now, x402 only supported exact, fixed-price payments. That works great for deterministic APIs. But it blocked an entire category of services where the cost depends on usage, such as token count, compute time, or query complexity," the Coinbase Developer Platform stated. You might also like: World Liberty addresses risk concerns over 5B WLFI collateral position on Dolomite The technical framework operates as an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) implementation that supports all ERC20 tokens. To further streamline the process, the CDP Facilitator has been integrated to allow for transactions without gas fees. Under this new arrangement, sellers set a maximum price while buyers authorize a spending limit for a specific task. Once the Al agent completes the request, the server calculates the precise cost and charges only for the resources consumed. This prevents the previous issue where users frequently overpaid for simple tasks or underpaid for complex ones because the protocol could not adjust for fluctuating server-side demands. 

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On April 10, Yu Wai-man, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), stated that after the official launch of stablecoins in the market, the HKMA will conduct ongoing and effective

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HTX Community Spring Creation ContestTap Now, Claim Airdrop Tomorrow!Post To Earn BonusEthereum Activity Hits All-Time High With 1.3M Transactions The Ethereum network is getting busy again and not in

Ethereum Activity Hits All-Time High With 1.3M Transactions



The Ethereum network is getting busy again and not in a small way. Recent data shows that the seven-day average of transactions has crossed 1.3 million. That puts it right back at its previous peak.

🚨DATA: ETHEREUM NETWORK ACTIVITY HITS ALL TIME HIGH

Ethereum transfer activity has surged back to record levels.

The seven day average crossed 1.3 million transactions again. This matches the peak last seen in mid February, according to CryptoQuant.

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While more users are active on the network and more apps are being used daily. Even though the price has stayed calm for now, the real action is happening under the hood. Simply put, Ethereum is being used more than ever.

Network Usage Reaches New Peak

The numbers tell a clear story. Data from CryptoQuant shows Ethereum handling over 1.3 million transactions per day on average. This is not just a one-day spike. It is a steady trend, which matters more. It means people are actually using the network regularly.

Daily active users have also jumped. Reports suggest close to 2 million wallets are interacting with Ethereum each day. That’s a huge number. So, what’s driving this? A big part comes from DeFi and Layer 2 solutions. These platforms let users trade, lend and build apps with lower fees and faster speeds. As they grow, they bring more activity to Ethereum. In short, people are not just holding $ETH, they are using it.

Staking Growth Strengthens the Network

While activity is rising, another trend is quietly building strength, staking. According to Token Terminal, more than 30% of all $ETH is now locked in staking. That adds up to around $85 billion. That’s a big deal. Staking helps secure the network and shows long term confidence from holders. When people lock up their 

Ethereum Activity Hits All-Time High With 1.3M Tra

The "Perfect Existence" Theory and Adam Barker: Following a sensational investigative report by The New York Times, many experts are actively refuting claims that veteran cypherpunk Adam Barker is the

The "Perfect Existence" Theory and Adam Barker: Following a sensational investigative report by The New York Times, many experts are actively refuting claims that veteran cypherpunk Adam Barker is the mysterious inventor.

Meanwhile, former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Cappelles stated that the community has a responsibility to protect Satoshi Nakamoto's anonymity. Cappelles, who believes in "Perfect Existence," argues that the cryptocurrency community has an obligation to ensure Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity remains confidential. Breaking News: Shiba Inu (SHIB) has a chance to become an ETF following Canary's latest filing; A highly liquid investor with $90.3 million has made a rare long position on XRP; Bitcoin targets $64,900 despite double Bollinger Band failure: Crypto Morning Report; Treasury Secretary Bessant urges Congress to pass a crucial cryptocurrency bill. "Anyone who cares about Satoshi Nakamoto should do this and mislead anyone trying to determine his true identity. I dare say it's the responsibility of all cryptocurrency participants. Satoshi Nakamoto chose to remain a mystery, and you should help him," he wrote in a recent social media post. Advertisement You might also like: Sunday, May 4, 2026, 10:18 AM Happy Birthday Satoshi Nakamoto: The creator of Bitcoin turns 51 today. Tomiwabold Olajide Karpeles believes the stability of the entire asset class depends on this mystery. "The enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto is the perfect candidate," he explains. "Knowing who's behind the mask would compromise its perfection and potentially affect the value of cryptocurrencies globally. This is another reason why all participants keep it a secret." Adam Back's Theory Following an article by a journalist known for exposing the Theranos scam, industry veterans claim that journalist John Carreyrou's 18-

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