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On April 17, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet deposited 7.45 million USDC into HyperLiquid and purchased 169,838 HYPE at a unit price of $43.86. Of this amount, 10,000 HYPE has been transferred to staking.

[New Wallet Deposits 7.45 Million USDC to HyperLiquid and Purchases 169,838 HYPE]On April 17, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet deposited 7.45 million USDC into HyperLiquid and purchased 169,838 HYPE at a unit price of $43.86. Of this amount, 10,000 HYPE has been transferred to staking.

New Wallet Deposits 7.45 Million USDC to HyperLiquid and Purchases 169,838 HYPE

On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated on the 16th that the conflict in Iran 'should end soon.' (Xinhua News Agency)

[Trump Says Iran Conflict 'Should End Soon']On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated on the 16th that the conflict in Iran 'should end soon.' (Xinhua News Agency)

Trump Says Iran Conflict 'Should End Soon'

On April 17, the trading platform Grinex, linked to the Russian crypto market, suspended withdrawals and trading on Thursday, citing a "massive cyber attack." The exchange stated that over 1 billion rubles (approximately $13.1 million) were stolen, but blockchain analytics firm Elliptic's tracking shows the actual loss is about $15 million USDT. The stolen funds have been converted to TRX and ETH through the Tron and Ethereum networks to evade freezing. It is reported that Grinex is viewed as the successor to the sanctioned Garantex trading platform, which was targeted by U.S. authorities last year for facilitating the flow of hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal funds.

[Russian CEX Grinex Suffers Cyber Attack, Losses Exceed $15 Million]On April 17, the trading platform Grinex, linked to the Russian crypto market, suspended withdrawals and trading on Thursday, citing a "massive cyber attack." The exchange stated that over 1 billion rubles (approximately $13.1 million) were stolen, but blockchain analytics firm Elliptic's tracking shows the actual loss is about $15 million USDT. The stolen funds have been converted to TRX and ETH through the Tron and Ethereum networks to evade freezing. It is reported that Grinex is viewed as the successor to the sanctioned Garantex trading platform, which was targeted by U.S. authorities last year for facilitating the flow of hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal funds.

Russian CEX Grinex Suffers Cyber Attack, Losses Exceed $15 Million

On April 17, a Texas man, Robert Dunlap, was sentenced to 23 years in prison by federal judge LaShonda A. Hunt for defrauding investors of over $20 million through the sale of a cryptocurrency called 'Meta-1 Coin,' which he falsely claimed was backed by artworks endorsed by Picasso, Van Gogh, and Dali. Prosecutors stated that Dunlap falsely claimed the project was supported by $44 billion in gold and approximately $1 billion in artworks, and that it had been audited, all of which were found to be false representations. He was also ordered to compensate nearly 1,000 victims.

[Texas Man Sentenced to 23 Years for $20 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud]On April 17, a Texas man, Robert Dunlap, was sentenced to 23 years in prison by federal judge LaShonda A. Hunt for defrauding investors of over $20 million through the sale of a cryptocurrency called 'Meta-1 Coin,' which he falsely claimed was backed by artworks endorsed by Picasso, Van Gogh, and Dali. Prosecutors stated that Dunlap falsely claimed the project was supported by $44 billion in gold and approximately $1 billion in artworks, and that it had been audited, all of which were found to be false representations. He was also ordered to compensate nearly 1,000 victims.

Texas Man Sentenced to 23 Years for $20 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud

According to Beating monitoring, OpenAI has released a significant update for Codex, which is now used by over 3 million developers weekly. The core change in this update is that Codex is no longer limited to writing code; it has begun to engage in the entire software development process. The most notable feature leap is 'background computer control': Codex can now directly view the screen, click the mouse, and type on the keyboard on a Mac, operating any application, with multiple agents working in parallel, each using their own cursor without interfering with the user's ongoing tasks. For developers, this means no longer needing to manually take screenshots to describe iterations of front-end interfaces, as the agents can handle it themselves. A new in-app browser allows users to annotate comments directly on the page to give instructions to the agents, which is suitable for rapid iterations in front-end and game development. The image generation aspect has integrated gpt-image-1.5, enabling the generation of product concept images, UI design drafts, and game materials within the same workflow. Over 90 new plugins have been added, covering development toolchains such as Atlassian Rovo (JIRA management), CircleCI, CodeRabbit, GitLab Issues, Microsoft Suite, and Neon by Databricks. The expansion of automation capabilities is particularly noteworthy. Codex can now reuse existing conversation threads to retain context, autonomously schedule future tasks, and automatically wake up to continue execution, with time spans of up to several days or even weeks. A preview version of the memory feature has also been launched, which can remember user preferences, corrections, and accumulated information from historical operations, allowing subsequent tasks to be completed more quickly. Codex will also proactively suggest to users where to start their day's work or continue previous projects based on project context, connected plugins, and memory, such as identifying pending comments in Google Docs, pulling relevant context from Slack, Notion, and code repositories, and generating a prioritized action list. In terms of developer workflow, new features include GitHub PR review comment handling, multi-device tab management, remote devbox connection via SSH (in alpha phase), and sidebar file previews (supporting PDFs, spreadsheets, slides, and documents). These updates are being gradually rolled out to Codex desktop users logged into ChatGPT. The memory and proactive suggestion features will later be available for enterprise, educational, and EU/UK users, while computer control currently only supports macOS.

[OpenAI Codex Major Update: Direct Control of Mac Desktop and Automated Task Continuation]According to Beating monitoring, OpenAI has released a significant update for Codex, which is now used by over 3 million developers weekly. The core change in this update is that Codex is no longer limited to writing code; it has begun to engage in the entire software development process. The most notable feature leap is 'background computer control': Codex can now directly view the screen, click the mouse, and type on the keyboard on a Mac, operating any application, with multiple agents working in parallel, each using their own cursor without interfering with the user's ongoing tasks. For developers, this means no longer needing to manually take screenshots to describe iterations of front-end interfaces, as the agents can handle it themselves. A new in-app browser allows users to annotate comments directly on the page to give instructions to the agents, which is suitable for rapid iterations in front-end and game development. The image generation aspect has integrated gpt-image-1.5, enabling the generation of product concept images, UI design drafts, and game materials within the same workflow. Over 90 new plugins have been added, covering development toolchains such as Atlassian Rovo (JIRA management), CircleCI, CodeRabbit, GitLab Issues, Microsoft Suite, and Neon by Databricks. The expansion of automation capabilities is particularly noteworthy. Codex can now reuse existing conversation threads to retain context, autonomously schedule future tasks, and automatically wake up to continue execution, with time spans of up to several days or even weeks. A preview version of the memory feature has also been launched, which can remember user preferences, corrections, and accumulated information from historical operations, allowing subsequent tasks to be completed more quickly. Codex will also proactively suggest to users where to start their day's work or continue previous projects based on project context, connected plugins, and memory, such as identifying pending comments in Google Docs, pulling relevant context from Slack, Notion, and code repositories, and generating a prioritized action list. In terms of developer workflow, new features include GitHub PR review comment handling, multi-device tab management, remote devbox connection via SSH (in alpha phase), and sidebar file previews (supporting PDFs, spreadsheets, slides, and documents). These updates are being gradually rolled out to Codex desktop users logged into ChatGPT. The memory and proactive suggestion features will later be available for enterprise, educational, and EU/UK users, while computer control currently only supports macOS.

OpenAI Codex Major Update: Direct Control of Mac Desktop and Automated Task Continuation

On April 17, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson stated that Bitcoin's quantum defense proposal BIP-361 has been mischaracterized as a soft fork, and is actually closer to a hard fork. He noted that it cannot protect approximately 1.7 million early BTC generated before 2013, including about 1 million bitcoins attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. He explained that the zero-knowledge proof recovery scheme proposed relies on BIP-39 mnemonic phrases, while early wallets used different key generation methods that cannot provide the required proof, potentially leading to the permanent freezing of the associated assets under the current scheme. Reports also indicated that BIP-361 co-author Jameson Lopp described it as a rough concept for an emergency plan, rather than a final specification.

[Cardano Founder: BIP-361 is Actually a Hard Fork, Could Freeze Early BTC]On April 17, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson stated that Bitcoin's quantum defense proposal BIP-361 has been mischaracterized as a soft fork, and is actually closer to a hard fork. He noted that it cannot protect approximately 1.7 million early BTC generated before 2013, including about 1 million bitcoins attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. He explained that the zero-knowledge proof recovery scheme proposed relies on BIP-39 mnemonic phrases, while early wallets used different key generation methods that cannot provide the required proof, potentially leading to the permanent freezing of the associated assets under the current scheme. Reports also indicated that BIP-361 co-author Jameson Lopp described it as a rough concept for an emergency plan, rather than a final specification.

Cardano Founder: BIP-361 is Actually a Hard Fork, Could Freeze Early BTC

Texas man Robert Dunlap has been sentenced to 23 years in federal prison for his involvement in a cryptocurrency scam exceeding $20 million, and he has been ordered to pay restitution to nearly 1,000 victims. Prosecutors stated that Dunlap operated a crypto project and sold Meta-1Coin, falsely claiming that the token was backed by $44 billion in gold and approximately $1 billion in artwork, including pieces by Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, and Salvador Dalí, with the assets purportedly audited. A jury had found him guilty of mail fraud last year.

[Texas Man Sentenced to 23 Years for $20 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud Linked to Picasso and Van Gogh]Texas man Robert Dunlap has been sentenced to 23 years in federal prison for his involvement in a cryptocurrency scam exceeding $20 million, and he has been ordered to pay restitution to nearly 1,000 victims. Prosecutors stated that Dunlap operated a crypto project and sold Meta-1Coin, falsely claiming that the token was backed by $44 billion in gold and approximately $1 billion in artwork, including pieces by Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, and Salvador Dalí, with the assets purportedly audited. A jury had found him guilty of mail fraud last year.

Texas Man Sentenced to 23 Years for $20 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud Linked to Picasso and Van Gogh

On April 17, Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain developed jointly by Stripe and Paradigm, launched a privacy feature called Zones. This solution is designed for permissioned parallel blockchain operations, specifically tailored for enterprise-level use cases that require higher confidentiality, such as payroll, fund management, and payment settlement. 

Zones operate as a parallel blockchain connected to the Tempo mainnet, providing a private execution environment where internal transactions remain confidential. However, assets and funds are fully interoperable with Tempo L1, other Zones, deposit channels, and liquidity pools. Each Zone is managed by trusted entities such as financial institutions or infrastructure providers, allowing operators to monitor all activities within their environment and implement access controls, while not controlling the underlying assets.

[Tempo Launches Privacy Solution Zones for Permissioned Parallel Blockchain Operations]On April 17, Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain developed jointly by Stripe and Paradigm, launched a privacy feature called Zones. This solution is designed for permissioned parallel blockchain operations, specifically tailored for enterprise-level use cases that require higher confidentiality, such as payroll, fund management, and payment settlement. 

Zones operate as a parallel blockchain connected to the Tempo mainnet, providing a private execution environment where internal transactions remain confidential. However, assets and funds are fully interoperable with Tempo L1, other Zones, deposit channels, and liquidity pools. Each Zone is managed by trusted entities such as financial institutions or infrastructure providers, allowing operators to monitor all activities within their environment and implement access controls, while not controlling the underlying assets.

Tempo Launches Privacy Solution Zones for Permissioned Parallel Blockchain Operations

On April 17, Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain developed by Stripe and Paradigm, introduced a privacy feature called Zones. This solution is designed for permissioned parallel blockchain operations, specifically tailored for enterprise-level use cases that require higher confidentiality, such as payroll, fund management, and payment settlements. Zones operate as parallel blockchains connected to the Tempo mainnet, providing a private execution environment where internal transactions remain confidential, while assets and funds are fully interoperable with Tempo L1, other Zones, deposit channels, and liquidity pools. Each Zone is managed by trusted entities such as financial institutions or infrastructure providers, allowing operators to monitor all activities within their environment and implement access controls, but without controlling the underlying assets.

[Tempo Launches Privacy Solution Zones for Permissioned Parallel Blockchain Operations]On April 17, Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain developed by Stripe and Paradigm, introduced a privacy feature called Zones. This solution is designed for permissioned parallel blockchain operations, specifically tailored for enterprise-level use cases that require higher confidentiality, such as payroll, fund management, and payment settlements. Zones operate as parallel blockchains connected to the Tempo mainnet, providing a private execution environment where internal transactions remain confidential, while assets and funds are fully interoperable with Tempo L1, other Zones, deposit channels, and liquidity pools. Each Zone is managed by trusted entities such as financial institutions or infrastructure providers, allowing operators to monitor all activities within their environment and implement access controls, but without controlling the underlying assets.

Tom Lee this morning forwarded the latest views on Ethereum from his fund analyst Mark Newton. Mark Newton believes that the recent pullback in the crypto market is nothing to worry about, and expects Ethereum to bottom out in the next 1-2 days, then rise again and rebound to $5500.

[TomLee's fund analyst: Ethereum is expected to end its correction tomorrow and may fall to $4,200]Tom Lee this morning forwarded the latest views on Ethereum from his fund analyst Mark Newton. Mark Newton believes that the recent pullback in the crypto market is nothing to worry about, and expects Ethereum to bottom out in the next 1-2 days, then rise again and rebound to $5500.

TomLee's fund analyst: Ethereum is expected to end its correction tomorrow and may fall to $4,200

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edge currently trades at 1.212 USDT, up 20.10% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

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TomLee's fund analyst: Ethereum is expected to end its correction tomorrow and may fall to $4,200

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