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Polymarket has announced early access to perpetual futures.

📊 crypto prices: BTC ≈$78,249 ETH ≈$2,404 SOL ≈$88,61 BNB ≈$643 XRP ≈$1,45 Market cap ≈$2,62T Fear & Greed Index: 61 ("Greed") Altseason Index: 36

Nearly all companies with crypto treasuries are currently at a loss or around break-even, with only two exceptions. Strategy has moved into profit (+$357 million). Hyperliquid Strategies is also holding up relatively well. Data: Artemis

This year, Strategy has bought nearly 18 times more Bitcoin than all spot ETFs combined.

Stablecoins account for more than 68% of all listings on the 12 largest centralized exchanges — a total of 9,870 trading pairs. Of those, USDT and USDC make up 97.7%.

Over the past 10 years, more than $17 billion has been stolen from cryptocurrency platforms in 518 hacking attacks.

After the fund freeze on Arbitrum, the Kelp DAO hacker began moving crypto into the Bitcoin network through THORChain.

Arbitrum froze 30,765 ETH ($70 million) belonging to the Kelp DAO hacker. Earlier today, the Arbitrum Security Council reportedly executed a special system transaction from the hacker’s wallet using a privileged transaction type: ArbitrumUnsignedTxType (EIP-2718 type 0x65 / 101). Through this transaction, 30,765 ETH was moved to the 0x0000…DA0 address without using the private key controlled by the attacker. Arbitrum did not reorganize blocks or rewrite blockchain history — the chain’s order remained intact. Instead, the Security Council used a privileged state-override transaction built into ArbOS, a mechanism that had effectively never been publicly used before. Functionally, this was a state-level recovery: the attacker’s private key could still sign transactions, but the ETH balance was reassigned by the council. This mechanism is reserved in Arbitrum’s progressive decentralization framework for “catastrophic” emergencies, requiring a 12-of-N Security Council action, and this is one of the clearest public demonstrations of its use.

📊 crypto prices: BTC ≈$75,776 ETH ≈$2,307 SOL ≈$85,80 BNB ≈$632 XRP ≈$1,43 Market cap ≈$2,55T Fear & Greed Index: 55 ("Neutral") Altseason Index: 39

According to TheEnergyMag, public Bitcoin miners sold more than 32,000 BTC in the first quarter of 2026. This became a record quarterly level of miner reserve liquidations.

Bitmine, associated with Tom Lee, purchased 101,627 ETH last week (worth $235 million), marking its largest acquisition of the year. The company now holds a total of 4,976,485 ETH valued at $11.51 billion.

Coinbase is in talks with Bybit regarding the tokenization, custody, and global distribution of assets, including U.S. public stocks and shares of companies in the pre-IPO stage. According to sources, the discussions do not involve any equity investment or Bybit entering the U.S. market directly. Bybit’s U.S. expansion is reportedly expected to take place through a separate company led by former co-CEO Helen Liu, with the involvement of a local partner responsible for licensing and regulatory compliance.

Strategy acquired 34,164 BTC for approximately $2.54 billion at an average price of around $74,395 per BTC.

Crypto-based investment products attracted $1.4 billion last week.

📊 crypto prices: BTC ≈$76,156 ETH ≈$2,327 SOL ≈$86,06 BNB ≈$630 XRP ≈$1,43 Market cap ≈$2,55T Fear & Greed Index: 55 ("Neutral") Altseason Index: 40

The rsETH bridge exploit in Kelp DAO led to the theft of approximately $292 million, and Aave froze rsETH markets. The on-chain rsETH bridge in Kelp DAO was hacked, with 116,500 rsETH stolen through contract calls linked to LayerZero. The protocol has paused its core contracts, blocking further attack attempts, and is investigating together with LayerZero and Unichain. Aave has frozen rsETH markets and is assessing potential bad debt exposure.

📊 crypto prices: BTC ≈$75,637 ETH ≈$2,321 SOL ≈$86,20 BNB ≈$625 XRP ≈$1,42 Market cap ≈$2,55T Fear & Greed Index: 55 ("Neutral") Altseason Index: 38

📊 crypto prices: BTC ≈$76,173 ETH ≈$2,361 SOL ≈$86,79 BNB ≈$632 XRP ≈$1,43 Market cap ≈$2,57T Fear & Greed Index: 59 ("Neutral") Altseason Index: 35

On Polymarket, profitable wallets are 4.6 times fewer than unprofitable ones (17.7% vs. 82.3%).

Adam Back suggested that Satoshi Nakamoto may have permanently lost his private keys. He noted that during the early days of the network, backing up the wallet.dat file was inconvenient, as users had to manually update the backup after each transaction. According to the industry veteran, the exact balance of Bitcoin’s creator is still unknown. The commonly cited estimate of 1 million BTC is based on hypotheses, and some of those coins may actually belong to other early miners. Back personally believes Nakamoto’s share is closer to 500,000 BTC.