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1. SEC subpoenas firms linked to Ethereum Foundation
-- This move has sparked concerns about potential classification of ether as a security
2. Tornado Cash developer accused of laundering $1.2B
-- Allegedly involved in 36 illegal transactions, including funds from the Ronin Bridge hack
3. OKX exiting India following crackdown on offshore exchanges by Indian regulators
-- Users advised to close their positions by April 30
4. Do Kwon's extradition to South Korea paused due to a legal challenge from Montenegro's Supreme Court
1. SWIFT shares vision of a unified/shared ledger payment model incorporating blockchain technology (source)
2. L2 Base struggles with high network fees and stuck transactions as memecoin activity surges
1. BlackRock partners with Securitize to launch a tokenized private equity fund called BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) on Ethereum
-- Requires a minimum investment of $100k
2. Fidelity amends ETF application to include staking provisions for ether
-- Fidelity aims to stake a portion of its proposed Ether ETF's assets through trusted providers for additional income
3. OKX is discontinuing support for USDT pairs in EU
-- Speculation suggests the delisting may be linked to upcoming stablecoin rules under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework
4. Immutable, Polygon, and King River Capital raise $100M fund
-- Investing in early stage web3 gaming startups
5. Tokenized US Treasurys grew to $845M in 2023
-- Franklin Templeton led as the largest issuer
1. Former Binance CEO CZ introduces educational project Giggle Academy
-- A learn-to-earn platform offering free basic education for underprivileged children in developing nations
2. Conflux Network and AnchorX are collaborating to launch a Hong Kong dollar-backed stablecoin, AxHKD
-- Expected to debut in Q2 pending regulatory approval
3. Worldcoin open-sources components of iris-scanning Orb software for transparency
-- Release includes code for image capture and secure data transfer, along with a new feature called "Personal Custody" that allows users to control and encrypt their biometric data
1. Telegram game Super Sushi Samurai hacked for $4.6M via double spending glitch
-- The attacker claims it was a whitehat rescue hack and promised reimbursement to affected users
2. Old Dolomite exchange contract suffers $1.8M loss from approval exploit
-- Affecting users who authorized approvals to the contract
1. Use of zero knowledge identity standards for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication (source)
-- Backdrop: regulators issue pseudonyms to ID vehicles in a privacy-preserving manner; with pseudonyms, only law enforcement and vehicle owners are able to tell if 2 pseudonyms are owned by a same vehicle
-- Problem: an attacker can assign multiple pseudonyms to the same vehicle to carry out a Sybil attack and disrupt traffic analysis (for example)
-- Solution: use of a zero knowledge proof of distinct identity protocol, which allows a vehicle to prove that it is not the owner of another pseudonym in the local area in a privacy-preserving manner
2. Use of a graph attention network to optimize block propagation (source)
3. An example of how white papers might look when MiCA takes effect (source)
4. Liquid staking tokens (LSTs) in AMMs (source)
-- Conclusion: AMM pools with LSTs compensate for impermanent loss but not loss-versus-staking
5. How privacy can be compromised in IOTA (source)
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