德克萨斯州副州长提议在 2025 年建立比特币储备

Wintermute 首席执行官 Evgeny Gaevoy 表示，公司希望专注于将其服务扩展到美国，首先在纽约设立办事处。 据彭博社最近的一份报告称，算法交易公司和做市商 Wintermute 已将目光投向美国市场。该公司总部位于伦敦，最近于 2024 年 12 月在新加坡开设了办事处，目前计划在纽约开设办事处。 在香港举行的共识加密货币会议上，Wintermute 首席执行官 Evgeny Gaevoy 表示，公司计划扩大其影响力，“新增对美国的关注”。 Gaevoy 补充说，作为扩张的一部分，Wintermute 希望向美国客户提供非处方产品，同时再招聘大约 5 到 10 名员工加入公司 130 人的团队。 你可能还喜欢：Wintermute 高管对 CeFi 价格发现表示担忧，并敦促更多地使用 DeFi 最近，有内部人士称，Wintermute 获得了由中国科技公司腾讯控股牵头的一轮融资。然而，腾讯和 Wintermute 的代表尚未回应该新闻媒体的置评请求。crypto.news 此前报道称，这家做市公司希望通过腾讯的融资筹集约 3 亿美元，包括股票。 此外，Gaevoy 表示，该团队对特朗普政府领导下美国目前正在进行的监管改革感到乐观。他相信，其他国家可能会效仿美国，制定对加密货币更加友好的监管规定。 美国立法者特别关注加密货币监管，无论是国家层面还是州层面。2 月 4 日，被任命的加密货币沙皇戴维·萨克斯 (David Sacks) 召开了一场新闻发布会，概述了特朗普推动美国加密货币行业发展的愿景。 萨克斯特别关注稳定币以及它们如何可能增强美元。此外，他表示，“战略性 BTC 储备的可行性”是加密货币委员会的首要任务。 据报道，迄今为止，美国已有近 24 个州开始探索建立战略比特币储备的立法，其中包括阿拉巴马州、亚利桑那州、佛罗里达州、爱荷华州、宾夕法尼亚州、怀俄明州、犹他州等。 阅读更多：美国加密货币沙皇新闻发布会后，香港立法会议员呼吁加速加密货币发展

Korea’s crypto outflows hit nearly 57 trillion won in Q1, with stablecoins making up almost half as users move funds to overseas exchanges. Almost half of the cryptocurrencies sent abroad from South Korea’s major crypto exchanges in Q1 were dollar-based stablecoins, Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byung-duk revealed, citing data from the Financial Supervisory Service. According to Byung-duk, around 56.8 trillion won (around $40.6 billion) worth of cryptocurrencies were transferred overseas between January and March from five crypto exchanges: Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Cobbit, and Gopax. Of this amount, 26.87 trillion won, or 47.3%, was in stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). The report notes that stablecoins may be widely used because they are the key currencies for buying tokens from overseas crypto exchanges such as Binance or Bybit. Still, stablecoin outflows fell in March as the crypto market slowed and fewer users turned to overseas crypto exchanges. You might also like:South Korean presidential hopeful Lee Jae-myung vows to approve crypto ETFs Crypto adoption keeps climbing in South Korea. As of February, 16.29 million people in the country had crypto accounts — about 32% of the population — according to data submitted to Rep. Cha Gyu-geun of the Rebuilding Korea Party. The numbers were based on user accounts from South Korea’s five major exchanges: Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, and Gopax, and they show steady growth through early 2024. It’s not just regular investors either. Nearly one in five public officials who filed asset declarations this year reported holding crypto. Out of 2,047 officials, 411 listed crypto-related assets in their declarations. Some of them hold key positions, including the Secretary General of the Labor-Management Development Foundation, the President of the Korean National Police University, and the Vice President of the Korea Water Resources Corporation. Read more:Bithumb earned millions through dark pattern tactics, South Korean lawmaker says

以太坊多重签名钱包提供商 Safe wallet 宣布将在 24 小时内逐步恢复服务并改进安全功能。 此前，Bybit 遭到黑客攻击，损失 14 亿美元，黑客利用掩码 URL 和合约逻辑操纵，盗取了交易所的冷钱包。2 月 24 日，Safe 确认将分阶段恢复部署，同时实施额外的安全措施。 为了增强其安全功能，Safe 引入了更严格的验证措施、增强的监控警告和更多的安全检查。这些更新的目的是阻止将来出现类似的漏洞，即使它们可能会导致交易时间略有延长。团队已提醒用户在签名前留意交易数据。 未来 24 小时内分阶段推出Safe{Wallet} 团队正在努力恢复服务，并将在未来 24 小时内开始分阶段推出。恢复后的 Safe{Wallet} 包含一层额外的安全措施：• 额外验证…— Safe.eth (@safe) 2025 年 2 月 23 日 你可能还喜欢：拉撒路集团涉嫌对 15 亿美元的 Bybit 进行黑客攻击：阿卡姆 Safe 此前已确认，尽管其前端未受到攻击，但已采取额外预防措施。由于 Bybit 攻击中受损的签名方法涉及 Ledger 设备，钱包暂时暂停了某些功能，包括原生 Ledger 集成。 黑客攻击发生后，各大区块链实体纷纷联手应对攻击。Bybit 于 2 月 23 日透露，已冻结 4289 万美元。Tether、THORChain、ChangeNOW、FixedFloat、Avalanche、CoinEx、Bitget 和 Circle 均在识别和阻止黑名单地址、冻结被盗资产以及协助追踪攻击者的行踪方面发挥了作用。 协调一致的努力导致仅一天就冻结了 4289 万美元。感谢以下团队的迅速行动：@Tether_to：标记地址并冻结 181K USDT @THORChain：阻止黑名单 @ChangeNOW_io：冻结 34 ETH @FixedFloat：冻结 120K USDC + USDT……– Bybit (@Bybit_Official) 2025 年 2 月 23 日 Bybit 将向协助追回被盗货币的安全专家和道德黑客提供追回资产 10% 的赏金，即 1.4 亿美元。该交易所已确认，存款和取款现已全面运行，链上数据已证实这一点。 阅读更多：以太坊开发人员详细介绍了逆转 14 亿美元 Bybit 黑客攻击的技术障碍

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Last December, decentralized exchanges reached a remarkable milestone, surpassing $462 billion in monthly trading volume. Although the volume has fluctuated during different market cycles over the past quarter, trading activity on DEXs continues to surge at a remarkable pace.  You might also like:The future of non-custodial models in a post-Coinbase world | Opinion It’s no longer just advanced traders on these platforms. Even beginner users on these platforms are now actively seeking new assets and early trading opportunities—not just advanced traders. This trend reflects a deeper structural shift happening in the financial practices, as users move decisively away from centralized finance toward decentralized finance. Why is this shift happening? Because there’s a growing demand for enhanced control, improved security, and frictionless trading experiences among crypto users.  Within this transformation, crypto wallets have evolved from passive storage solutions into sophisticated trading terminals, reshaping how users engage with blockchain technologies. Crypto wallets have come a long way Historically, crypto wallets served a single, passive function—securely storing digital assets. Over time, however, wallets began offering basic transactional capabilities, allowing users to send and receive cryptocurrencies. Today, the role of the wallet has dramatically expanded, driven by user demands for integrated functionalities that deliver real-time intelligence and trading capabilities. In my experience leading the rollout of pro-grade trading features at Bitget Wallet, this shift has been pronounced. Mobile-first wallet interfaces now have extremely sophisticated and advanced features, previously found only on professional trading platforms, such as sophisticated K-line charting, dynamic trading overlays, and real-time on-chain analytics.  In particular, we’ve seen strong traction from power users with Bitget Wallet Alpha, our advanced trading suite that delivers precision tools like signal alerts, whale tracking, and risk dashboards—directly within the wallet. These enhancements are not cosmetic or visual upgrades; they represent a fundamental redefinition of wallet capabilities. Crypto wallets, or web3 wallets in general, are becoming active, intelligent trading hubs that empower users to execute informed decisions instantly and securely. User behavior is shifting toward wallet-based trading Recent on-chain research by Bitget Wallet confirms this significant shift in user behavior. Across global markets, wallets are now the primary interface for trading, with 48% of surveyed users actively trading within their wallets.  Importantly, users aren’t only trading—they’re also leveraging wallets for earning rewards and airdrops (46%), payments (40%), yield generation (37%), and market trend analysis (35%). Additionally, 33% rely on wallets for token discovery, and 31% actively explore decentralized applications. This diverse range of activities highlights a broader trend toward consolidation, reflecting a preference for comprehensive, all-in-one wallet experiences. Another critical observation is that the behavioral shift varies by region. In developed markets like North America, Western Europe, and Oceania, wallets primarily handle essential financial activities such as transfers, payments, and staking.  But emerging regions such as Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America demonstrate a more expansive approach. Users in these countries are using wallets for token discovery, price monitoring, and accessing novel blockchain protocols.  These regional differences show that crypto wallets can now meet distinct market demands through a versatile, user-focused approach. There is a great deal of adaptability in today’s platform, and it’s only getting better with new developments.  It’s all about user experience One critical driver accelerating this transition from CeFi to DeFi is user experience. Historically, decentralized platforms have faced challenges in user adoption. And this was mainly due to complex interfaces and unintuitive workflows. However, as wallets integrate increasingly advanced features into user-friendly, mobile-centric designs, barriers to adoption are quickly dissolving. Sophisticated does not have to mean complicated. Wallets that simplify complex DeFi interactions through intuitive design and seamless integration of advanced analytics and trading tools are winning substantial market share.  Our own experience shows that mobile-first designs, complemented by real-time market insights and analytical capabilities, significantly boost user confidence in self-custody and decentralized trading. This intuitive UX fosters broader adoption and creates lasting user engagement, which is crucial for DeFi’s sustained growth. Integrating intelligence with autonomy The current generation of crypto wallets excels at bridging the gap between asset custody and active trading. The integration of analytics, trading overlays, and real-time on-chain data means users no longer need multiple platforms to access critical information. As these capabilities are centralized within wallets, users gain autonomy over their investment decisions through real-time market intelligence. Also, integrating such capabilities within wallets directly addresses the historical pain point of fragmented user experiences, where managing crypto requires jumping through multiple disconnected applications. As wallets become more sophisticated and feature-rich, users are increasingly consolidating their activities into a single, cohesive experience.  The future of wallets as trading terminals Looking forward, wallets will continue evolving into increasingly powerful trading terminals. We are heading towards a phase where all crypto trading requirements will be bundled into a singular dynamic wallet platform.  So, even if someone wants to just store their digital assets, or gain advanced trading insights, or access passive income opportunities, all will be possible through a single mobile-native interface. Innovations in decentralized exchanges, real-time data analytics, and enhanced security measures will accelerate this evolution, reinforcing wallets as indispensable tools in the DeFi ecosystem. Read more:The future of non-custodial models in a post-Coinbase world | Opinion Alvin Kan Alvin Kanis the chief operating officer of Bitget Wallet, leading the company’s global growth strategy and overseeing brand building, operations, and growth initiatives. Before this role, Alvin worked at LinkedIn for almost ten years, leading the data team in the Asia-Pacific region and contributing to the strategic planning for the company’s expansion in Asia. He later held positions as head of growth for the BNB Chain ecosystem and head of Asia at Sei Labs, accumulating extensive experience in market growth and data analysis in web2 and web3 domains. With years of rich technical expertise and strong visionary leadership, Alvin is dedicated to building web3 and discovering new frontiers.

Venture capital appetite for crypto startups is showing signs of resilience despite broader market turbulence. This week, at least 15 firms across different slices of the ecosystem secured fresh funding. According to Crypto Fundraising data, the last week of May ended with $161.1 million in crypto funding activity. Twenty One, a new Bitcoin treasury company, raised a massive $100 million; Conduit Pay landed $36 million to expand its crypto-native banking services; and Donut, a newcomer focused on wielding artificial intelligence, secured $7 million in a pre-seed round. The flurry of deals highlights investor conviction in crypto’s long-term potential, even as asset prices wobble. The investment rounds ranged from pre-seed to Series A stages. Here’s a complete breakdown of this week’s crypto funding developments. You might also like:Tornado Cash developer case: Judge declines to order DOJ review Twenty One, $100 million Raised $100 million in an Unknown round Twenty One is focused on improving Bitcoin (BTC) adoption Conduit Pay, $36 million Conduit Pay secured $36 million in a Series A round The investment was backed by Dragonfly, Ribbit Capital, and Sound Ventures We’ve raised $36 million in Series A funding to scale global stablecoin payments – a generational change in how money moves.The round was co-led by @dragonfly_xyz and @altosvc, with participation from @sound_ventures_, Commerce Ventures, @circle_ventures, @DCGco and existing… pic.twitter.com/UGQjRRqlsp— Conduit (@ConduitPay) May 28, 2025 Donut Labs, $7 million Donut raised $7 million in a pre-seed round to build an AI-powered crypto browser. Donut’s investors include BitKraft, Hack VC, and HongShan Beam Cash, $7 million Beam Cash gathered $7 million in an Unknown round The investment was backed by Castle Island Ventures, Archetype, and Bankless Ventures The project has raised $14 million so far Cooking City, $7 million Cooking City raised $7 million in an Unknown round Investors include Jump Capital, CMT Digital, and Mirana Ventures You might also like:XRP price approaching critical support: a technical analysis deep dive Projects Rumi, $4.7 million in pre-seed funding Oncade, $4 million in an Unknown round Naoris Protocol, $3 million strategic investment Asigna, $3 million in a seed round Assisterr AI, $2.8 million in an unknown round with $75 million fully diluted valuation Dexari, $2.3 million in a seed funding round H100 Group, $2.2 million in an unknown round BlockSpaces, $2 million backed by Axiom, Sand Harbor Capital Ducat, $1.5 million in a public sale EGO, $800,000 in a pre-seed round Read more:Pullback or power-up? Bitcoin dips as demand roars on