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Samson Mow argues that adopting post-quantum cryptography too quickly on Bitcoin could bloat signatures by 125x and trigger a new block size conflict.

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says 90%–95% of the stock market’s war-driven sell-off is complete, citing historical patterns and improving risk-reward conditions.

Crypto developer activity has dropped to 2017 levels, but ARK Invest says AI-driven productivity may be reshaping how the industry measures growth and ecosystem strength.

Bitmine disclosed $11.4 billion in crypto holdings and an NYSE uplisting as its Ethereum treasury reached 4.8 million tokens, nearing 5% of total supply.

Broadridge extends its governance platform to digital assets, enabling Galaxy to conduct on-chain proxy voting for tokenized equity at its May annual meeting.

Arthur Hayes warns Bitcoin could fall below $60,000 before a liquidity-driven rally, citing macro risks, geopolitics and delayed Federal Reserve easing.

Drift Protocol disclosed that its Apr. 1 exploit resulted from a six-month intelligence operation linked to North Korean state-affiliated hackers.

The IMF warns that tokenized finance could accelerate financial crises by removing settlement delays and triggering real-time liquidity stress across global markets.

Charles Schwab is preparing to launch spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading in 2026, marking a major step in institutional crypto adoption and expanding direct access for investors.

BlackRock accumulated $3.1B in Bitcoin and nearly $500M in Ethereum since the U.S.-Iran conflict began in late February, per Arkham Intelligence data.