Gate News message. On April 1, according to Ember monitoring, the SIREN market maker address spent 144,000 USDT to buy back 500,000 SIREN about half an hour ago. The buy-in price was $0.288. These 500,000 SIREN were previously sold at a price of $0.947 about half a month ago, yielding 473,000 USDT. After the price dropped today, the address bought back the same amount of tokens with 144,000 USDT; the token quantity did not decrease, but it earned $329,000.

On April 1, Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic disclosed that a cryptocurrency exchange has not yet repaid a BTC loan of 4,619 BTC, worth approximately $314 million, with an annual fee rate of 4%-8%, no fixed maturity date, and lenders able to demand repayment at any time. Historically, the exchange has borrowed more than 11,000 BTC and 133,000 ETH.

Hong Kong’s Hong Kong dollar stablecoin licensing program has been delayed, and it has still not been approved to date. The market expects it may be pushed back to April. Regulators are focused on the applicants’ use cases and compliance, and the high bar is intended to reduce risk. HSBC, Standard Chartered, and others are potential licensees. Stablecoins will connect traditional finance with blockchain assets, and this will be tied to competition in regional digital finance.

Bitcoin’s price is nearing the “buy zone” the market is watching, but the bottom signals have not fully formed yet. The current price is above the cost range, suggesting the market hasn’t undergone a major cleanup. The premium continues to narrow, reflecting that the bubble is being worked off. Although the market may face pressure in the short term, funds are positioning early, indicating optimism about future prospects.

Gauntlet's post states that after Resolv Labs experienced a vulnerability, they did not propose any remediation measures. They have already removed multiple vault markets, involving approximately $11.9 million in liquidity, and plan to establish a claims contract to recover the assets.

Zcash, a privacy coin, patched a critical security vulnerability on April 1 that could have been exploited by malicious miners to move more than 25,000 ZEC from the now-deprecated Sprout pool. The vulnerability has existed since July 2020, but it was not actually exploited. The development team has released a patched version, and major mining pools have completed the upgrade. In addition, Zcash’s mechanism helps prevent inflationary issuance, ensuring the total supply remains secure.

The Solana network faces pressure from declining DEX trading volume and SOL’s token price falling to $82.98, as it moves toward the $80 support level. Although trading volume dropped to $55.5 billion in March, Solana performs exceptionally well in the high-revenue DApp space, which still helps stabilize the price. Despite the challenges, analysts remain optimistic about SOL’s long-term outlook and believe that a short-term pullback does not necessarily mean the price will break below $75.

Hong Kong’s first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses was originally set to be issued in March 2026, but it did not roll out as scheduled. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it is moving forward with the licensing process, and the market is watching the application status of HSBC and Standard Chartered. Among the applications for the second batch of licenses, Futu Securities and OSL Group are strong contenders.

WisdomTree says the 《Clarity Act》 is not a necessary requirement for crypto and tokenization businesses, and that industry innovation can be advanced under existing regulatory frameworks. The company has already launched a spot Bitcoin ETF, focusing on developing tokenized money market funds, and will further expand related products in the future.

Gate News message. On March 31, according to DEGEN NEWS, the Magic Eden wallet will enter export-only mode on April 1 and be removed from the app store. Magic Eden reminds users that if they lose access to the device or to the downloaded app version, they will not be able to access the wallet.