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Step-by-Step Guide to Participating in Circle's Own Public Chain Arc Community Event

Circle has launched a community program for its stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchain, Arc, aimed at rewarding early contributors. Participants can earn points by completing various tasks, including daily logins, profile completion, reading articles, watching videos, and registering for events. Points accumulate toward five membership tiers, with higher tiers potentially offering advantages in future token launches. The program requires no financial investment and encourages user engagement through its official website and Discord community. Arc is designed as an EVM-compatible blockchain optimized for financial applications, targeting global payments, forex, lending, and capital markets.

Odaily星球日报04/06 02:30

Step-by-Step Guide to Participating in Circle's Own Public Chain Arc Community Event

Odaily星球日报04/06 02:30

"Legal" Ponzi Scheme? Uncovering Gemini Exchange and Its Founders' Circular Lending

A recent report scrutinizes Gemini's financial practices, revealing a circular lending scheme involving its founders, the Winklevoss twins. Through their private investment firm, Winklevoss Capital Fund (WCF), they loaned thousands of Bitcoin and Ethereum to Gemini. The exchange then used these assets as collateral to secure hundreds of millions in USD loans from third parties like Galaxy Digital and NYDIG to fund operations. During its September 2025 IPO, Gemini settled $695.6 million of its debt to WCF by converting it into super-voting Class B shares at a 20% discount ($22.40 per share) compared to the $28 price public investors paid. This secured the founders 94.7% of the voting control. As of the end of 2025, Gemini still owes WCF 4,619 BTC (approx. $400M), which can be recalled at any time, posing a significant liquidity risk. Despite this, Deloitte issued an unqualified audit opinion without highlighting these related-party transactions or associated risks. Since its IPO, Gemini's stock price has collapsed by 88% to $4.42, facing multiple analyst downgrades and a shareholder class action lawsuit for allegedly misleading investors about its strategic and financial condition.

marsbit04/06 01:25

"Legal" Ponzi Scheme? Uncovering Gemini Exchange and Its Founders' Circular Lending

marsbit04/06 01:25

Recap: Here’s how Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs performed this week

The week of March 30th to April 2nd saw mixed performance across major ETF products. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded significant volatility, with inflows of $69.4M and $117.5M on March 30th and 31st, led by ARKB and IBIT respectively. However, outflows of $173.7M occurred on April 1st, before a modest $9M inflow on April 2nd. Bitcoin's price dipped to $65,000 but recovered to $66,937. Spot Ethereum ETFs began with inflows of $5M and $31.2M, but shifted to outflows of $7.1M and $71.2M on April 1st and 2nd. ETH's price rose from $1,958 to $2,043. Solana ETFs saw outflows of $6.2M on March 30th, zero flows the next two days, and a small $0.9M inflow on April 2nd. SOL's price remained around $79–$80. XRP ETFs experienced consistent outflows, ending the period with a minor $64.6K inflow. XRP held around $1.30 with high volatility. Overall, ETF flows reflected uncertain investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility.

ambcrypto04/06 01:01

Recap: Here’s how Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs performed this week

ambcrypto04/06 01:01

More usage, less value? Ethereum’s biggest contradiction explained!

Ethereum's role has shifted from speculation to becoming a base layer for structured financial activities, evidenced by $166.1 billion in stablecoins and $12 billion in tokenized U.S. Treasuries. This reflects growing institutional reliance on blockchain for yield, settlement, and automation. While quarterly transfer volume reached nearly $8 trillion, indicating sustained capital presence, Ethereum's value capture remains weak. Daily fees are only around $157,000, and ETH issuance continues to outpace burns. Despite high activity, on-chain economic engagement is muted, with DeFi TVL at $52.6 billion and DEX volume at $548 million. The reliance on low-fee rollups improves accessibility but reduces direct value capture. Ethereum's future growth depends on converting usage into stronger fee generation and deeper capital rotation, rather than merely scaling activity.

ambcrypto04/05 23:02

More usage, less value? Ethereum’s biggest contradiction explained!

ambcrypto04/05 23:02

Crypto market’s weekly winners and losers – ALGO, OFT, SIREN, CORE

The crypto market experienced a volatile week marked by a major exploit at Drift Protocol and regulatory concerns, though stablecoins saw $1.24 billion in inflows. Among weekly winners, Algorand (ALGO) surged 43.85%, breaking a three-month consolidation but facing resistance at $0.12. DeXe (DEXE) rose 26.05% with a bullish continuation pattern, while Venice Token (VVV) gained 21.17% but struggled near the $8.5 resistance. Notable smaller winners included ONFA (OFT) up 112% and Layer3 (L3) up 110%. On the losing side, Siren (SIREN) plummeted 67.64%, erasing all March gains, Midnight (NIGHT) fell 15.47%, and Ethena (ENA) dropped 13.37%. Core (CORE) led other decliners with a 66% loss. The week highlighted both resilience and risk in a turbulent market.

ambcrypto04/05 19:18

Crypto market’s weekly winners and losers – ALGO, OFT, SIREN, CORE

ambcrypto04/05 19:18

Why Rising Japanese Bond Yields Are Becoming Bitcoin’s Hidden Macro Driver

In a recent analysis, XWIN Research Japan highlights the significant impact of rising Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yields on Bitcoin's price dynamics. Amid inflationary pressures and expectations of policy normalization, JGB yields have increased, causing bond prices to fall and resulting in substantial unrealized losses for domestic institutions like banks. With approximately $2.6 trillion invested in JGBs, even a 1% yield rise could push trillions of yen into negative territory, straining the financial system. This pressure forces institutional investors to rebalance their portfolios, often targeting risk assets such as Bitcoin. The liquidity contraction from rising yields directly affects Bitcoin, as historical patterns show low-rate environments support its growth, while rising rates hinder it. Additionally, stablecoin supply has surged to record levels, indicating capital is waiting on the sidelines but not entering risk markets. About $9.6 billion exited Bitcoin in early 2026, rotating into stablecoins, further weakening demand. Until macroeconomic conditions improve, Bitcoin may continue to face long-term challenges due to reduced institutional demand. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $67,391 with a modest daily gain but a monthly loss of 5.47%.

bitcoinist04/05 19:10

Why Rising Japanese Bond Yields Are Becoming Bitcoin’s Hidden Macro Driver

bitcoinist04/05 19:10

Bitcoin, Ethereum trend amid ‘Extreme Fear’ – But THIS signal warns of caution

The global crypto market shows modest improvement after volatility from U.S.-Iran tensions. Santiment highlights trending coins, with Ethereum and Bitcoin leading due to quantum-computing risk discussions, institutional interest like Charles Schwab offering spot trading, and geopolitical impacts. However, active addresses for BTC, ETH, and Chainlink (trending from large on-chain moves and unlocks) show declining retail activity, indicating investor caution. Solana gained attention negatively from a $270M+ exploit, while memecoin Pippin trended on hype, not fundamentals. USDC stablecoin trends despite hack-related transfers, still outpacing USDT in volume. Overall, market signals are conflicting, with Coinbase warning of risks ahead of Trump’s Iran deal deadline.

ambcrypto04/05 19:02

Bitcoin, Ethereum trend amid ‘Extreme Fear’ – But THIS signal warns of caution

ambcrypto04/05 19:02

Solana’s 90% slowdown: Is quantum-safe security killing SOL’s speed?

Solana's recent quantum security testing with Project Eleven has exposed a critical trade-off: implementing quantum-resistant signatures could slow the network by 90%. This is a significant challenge for Solana, as its core advantage has been its high speed and scalability, processing 31x more transactions than Ethereum with 1,191 TPS. This speed has fueled its growth in DeFi and stablecoin adoption, notably for non-USD currencies. The potential 90% slowdown forces Solana to balance its defining speed with future-proof security, risking its competitive edge if it cannot maintain both performance and protection against quantum computing threats.

ambcrypto04/05 18:02

Solana’s 90% slowdown: Is quantum-safe security killing SOL’s speed?

ambcrypto04/05 18:02

Bitcoin whales’ losses cross $337 mln in Q1 2026: What it means for BTC

Bitcoin (BTC) has been in a prolonged downtrend since its peak of $126k in October 2025, falling below the Short-Term Holder (STH) Realized Price and leaving over 45.8% of the total supply at a loss. In Q1 2026, investors holding 100 to 10,000 BTC realized $30.9 billion in losses, with whales accounting for $337 million in daily losses—the highest rate since the 2022 bear market. Long-term holders contributed approximately $200 million in daily losses. This aggressive loss realization suggests the market is not yet at a cycle bottom, as historical lows formed when daily losses cooled to around $25 million. Current market conditions indicate indecision, with upside volatility at 1.9 and downside volatility at 1.6. If loss realization continues and demand weakens, BTC could drop to $62,500. Otherwise, it may continue consolidating between $65k and $70k.

ambcrypto04/05 13:21

Bitcoin whales’ losses cross $337 mln in Q1 2026: What it means for BTC

ambcrypto04/05 13:21

Oil Prices Are Approaching a Tipping Point, What Will Happen in Mid-April?

Oil prices are approaching a critical inflection point, with mid-April identified as a key threshold. The ongoing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has halted oil tanker traffic, resulting in a production loss of nearly 11 million barrels per day from key producers including Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. The release of 400 million barrels from strategic petroleum reserves (SPR) has provided a temporary buffer, delaying immediate price spikes but not resolving the structural supply deficit. If the conflict ends before mid-April, Brent crude could retreat to the $80–90 range. However, if disruptions persist beyond mid-April, the market faces a cumulative inventory drawdown of 210 million barrels or more, pushing prices toward $110–120 or even demand-destructive levels above $200. The conflict has shifted from a cycle of escalation and de-escalation to a test of market endurance. Iran appears incentivized to prolong the situation until the market reaches a breaking point, strengthening its negotiating position. Even if resolved soon, supply losses have already altered long-term oil balances, suggesting a structurally higher price floor ahead.

marsbit04/05 13:02

Oil Prices Are Approaching a Tipping Point, What Will Happen in Mid-April?

marsbit04/05 13:02

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