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On April 7, crypto stocks across major Asian and European exchanges suffered steep losses, with Asian crypto stocks seeing double-digit declines. While European exchanges remain open at press time, crypto stocks there have already posted significant losses. 在日本，东京证券交易所的加密货币相关股票受到的冲击尤为严重。Metaplanet Inc.、Monex Group Inc. 和 SBI Holdings 均出现大幅下跌，股价分别下跌 20.26%、10.29% 和 11%。 香港也受到了加密货币股票下跌的影响，OSL Group 股价下跌 11.61%，Okg Technology Holdings Ltd. 股价下跌 16.56%。Grandshores Technology Group Ltd. 的跌幅最大，股价暴跌 19.54%。 上海证券交易所的跌幅略小，但仍然值得关注。中国工商银行下跌 1.89%，而中国建设银行 A 股和用友网络科技股份有限公司分别下跌 0.45% 和 9.99%。 你可能还喜欢：这就是为什么加密股票 COIN、MARA、MSTR 跑赢标准普尔 500 指数的原因 While the Asian exchanges have closed, European markets remain open, and many crypto stocks have already suffered significant intraday losses. CoinShares International Ltd. on Nasdaq Stockholm has fallen by 5.79%. SAP SE stock on Frankfurt Stock Exchange in Germany decreased by 5.02%. Argo Blockchain PLC on the London Stock Exchange is down by 1.18%. The U.S. session is set to open under heavy selling pressure. Crypto-related equities are likely to face pressure. Premarket data suggests further weakness: Coinbase Global Inc. is down 7.82%, a steeper decline than its 5.98% drop at Friday’s close. Even Strategy—which gained 4.01% on Friday—is showing a sharp premarket drop of 10.02%. 鉴于亚洲和欧洲主要交易所的加密货币股票大幅下跌，美国加密货币股票的前景似乎不容乐观。即使是周五逆势上涨的 Strategy，在盘前交易中也大幅下跌了 10.02%。这表明围绕加密货币股票的负面情绪可能会持续下去，随着美国开盘，加密货币股票可能会进一步下跌。 你可能还喜欢：熔断事件冲击亚洲和欧洲市场，比特币跌破 7.5 万美元

NFT 市场正受到加密货币整体低迷的影响，销售额下降 4.7% 至 9470 万美元。 根据 CryptoSlam 的数据，NFT 交易额较前一周的 1.028 亿美元持续下降。下降幅度不仅体现在销售量上，NFT 买家数量暴跌 77.9%，至 128,244 人；卖家数量暴跌 75.2%，至 85,792 人。NFT 交易量也下降了 6.3%，至 1,441,009 笔。 这一下跌势头与比特币（BTC）跌至 83,000 美元水平相吻合。与此同时，以太坊（ETH）在过去七天内下跌了 13.5%，目前徘徊在 1,500 美元左右。 全球加密货币市值目前为 2.63 万亿美元。 您可能还喜欢：在看涨吞噬冲动之后，Sonic 代币有望走高 尽管价格下跌，以太坊仍占据主导地位 以太坊区块链依然占据主导地位，销售额达 3610 万美元，较上周增长 41.3%。然而，以太坊销售额的增长不足以抵消其他区块链的下滑。 Polygon (POL) 位居第二，销售额为 1740 万美元，同比增长 4.3%。Mythos Chain 紧随其后，销售额为 1410 万美元，同比增长 2%。 Solana (SOL) 继续苦苦挣扎，销售额大幅下降 33.4%，至 650 万美元。Immutable 以 550 万美元的销售额位居第五，较前一周增长 15.4%。 来源：按 NFT 销售量划分的区块链（CryptoSlam） You might also like:Hyperliquid shows bullish reversal, key target at $18.50 in sight 虚假交易模式已发生改变，Polygon 目前以 260 万美元的规模领先。这一增幅显著达到 232.6%。以太坊的虚假交易也下降了 9.2%，至 250 万美元。 在 NFT 收藏品排名中，Polygon 上的 Courtyard 以 1560 万美元的销售额（同比增长 6.1%）稳居榜首。CryptoPunks 则以 910 万美元的销售额（同比增长 168.3%）升至第二位。 DMarket 目前位居第三，销售额达 890 万美元，增长 4.4%。新晋者 f(x) 在以太坊上占据 ETH 的席位，以 580 万美元的销售额跻身第四位。 《守护英雄公会》以 370 万美元的销量位居前五名，比前一周增长 29.4%。 本周出现了一笔高额交易，CryptoPunks #3100 以 4,000 ETH（6,042,922 美元）的价格售出。其他值得关注的高额交易包括： CryptoPunks #1182 sold for 142 ETH ($209,310) Pixel Vault Founders DAO #4 sold for 97.08 RETH ($161,511) Autoglyphs #462 sold for 98.5 WETH ($149,724) CryptoPunks #5361 sold for 69.69 ETH ($108,204) OpenSea 致 SEC：“我们不是交易所” 本周，OpenSea 要求美国证券交易委员会 (SEC) 正式宣布 NFT 不是美国证券法规定的“交易所或经纪商”。 OpenSea 在致美国证券交易委员会委员 Hester Peirce 的一封信中表示，NFT 通常每个代币只有一个卖家，因此像他们这样的平台并不像传统的证券交易所或经纪商那样运作。 他们强调，所有 NFT 交易都是通过智能合约在链上进行的，OpenSea 仅仅充当发现工具，而不是中介、托管人或建议者。 为了避免将来出现混乱，OpenSea 要求美国证券交易委员会发布明确的指导意见，例如公告或解释性发布，以确认 NFT 市场不受交易所规则的约束。 This push follows OpenSea’s brush with a Wells notice last year—though the SEC dropped the investigation in early 2025 after President Donald Trump told the agency to pause crypto enforcement. 阅读更多：Uniswap 2025 年预测暴跌，CartelFi 3 天内融资 60 万美元

Australia has introduced new operating conditions and cash transaction limits for crypto ATM providers to curb scams and enhance anti-money laundering compliance. In a June 3 press release, the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) stated that crypto ATM operators must now implement a cash deposit and withdrawal cap of 5,000 Australian dollars (approximately $3,250). Operators must also display scam warning messages at machines to alert users about potential fraud. In addition, ATM providers are now required to conduct more thorough customer checks and enhance their transaction monitoring for suspicious activity. “These conditions are designed to help protect individuals from scams and businesses from criminal exploitation,” AUSTRAC CEO Brendan Thomas said in a statement. “In light of the risks and harms we consider it is absolutely necessary to ensure the sector meets minimum standards and reduces the criminal misuse of crypto ATMs,” he added. The new rules come as part of an enforcement initiative following an AUSTRAC taskforce investigation into crypto ATM usage across the country. The task force analyzed data from nine providers and found that individuals aged over 50 accounted for nearly 72% of all transaction value, with those aged 60 to 70 making up 29% alone. You might also like:Australia cracks down on crypto ATM providers over anti-money laundering rule compliance The agency also refused to renew the registration of one operator, Harro’s Empires, citing ongoing risks of misuse. It warned that other digital currency exchange providers failing to meet their obligations under the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act could face similar consequences. Although the current cash limit applies only to crypto ATM providers, AUSTRAC urged all exchanges accepting cash to consider adopting similar thresholds to reduce exposure to financial crime risks. In collaboration with the Australian Federal Police-led Joint Policing Cybercrime Coordination Centre (JPC3), AUSTRAC has also developed educational materials that will be placed near ATMs to alert users about common scam tactics, warning signs, and how to report suspicious activity. The announcement follows AUSTRAC’s warnings earlier this year, when it cautioned crypto ATM providers that non-compliance with AML/CTF rules would lead to legal action. At the time, AUSTRAC said it had already been working with industry participants since December 2024 to improve standards across the growing network of machines. Authorities highlighted that some Australians had lost their life savings after being directed to crypto ATMs by scammers. With most machines accepting only cash for Bitcoin purchases, officials say this raises significant risks of exploitation. Meanwhile, in a separate June 3 report, the Australian Federal Police reported 150 scam-related cases involving crypto ATMs between January 2024 and January 2025, with losses exceeding 3.1 million Australian dollars.  Authorities believe the actual number may be higher, as many victims are either unaware they’ve been defrauded or are hesitant to come forward. As of last check, Australia is home to over 1,800 crypto ATMs, a dramatic rise from just 23 machines in 2019. According to AUSTRAC, nearly 150,000 transactions occur annually through these machines, moving an estimated $275 million in cash, with Bitcoin, Tether, and Ether being the primary assets purchased. Read more:Australian federal police seizes $4.5M in assets tied to 2013 crypto theft

World App has introduced a large retail rollout of decentralized finance tools, giving over 25 million users access to lending, borrowing, and yield-generating products directly within the app. The integration, powered by Morpho—a decentralized lending platform with over $4.5 billion in deposits—enables users to put assets like WLD, WETH, USDC.e, and WBTC to work without bridging or dealing with seed phrases, according to a company post. Through the new Morpho Mini App and browser-based Oku Trade interface, users can earn rewards or take out loans without selling their assets. Verified users with a World ID will receive priority access to $5 million in token rewards distributed over the next year, a first for Morpho on any blockchain. World Chain’s human-first design plays a key role in this rollout. Gas fee subsidies for verified users make micro-lending feasible, while World ID enables reward targeting to real users rather than bots.  Developers can build on World Chain by integrating Morpho’s permissionless lending infrastructure and using World ID for novel use cases like under-collateralized credit and anti-bot loyalty programs. You might also like:Robinhood crushes Q1 report, analyst declares it is no longer a ‘joke for millennials’ Worldcoin into the U.S. This news comes as Worldcoin officially launched in six U.S. cities, allowing users to claim WLD tokens by scanning their irises at designated Orbs.  The project also announced plans for a Visa-powered debit card linked to the World App, allowing users to spend WLD (WLD) tokens at any merchant that accepts Visa.  In response to privacy concerns, Worldcoin introduced features like Personal Custody and the ability for users to delete their iris data permanently.

Data suggests that a significant portion of Bitcoin could be in the hands of a limited number of larger wallets, potentially pointing to rising concentration. As Bitcoin (BTC) adoption grows, ownership continues to concentrate among larger wallets, leaving retail investors with a shrinking share, per new data from Santiment. As of May 13, wallets holding at least 10 BTC — worth about $1 million or more — controlled over 82% of the total mined Bitcoin supply. As Santiment analysts suggest, only around 17.5% of Bitcoin is held by wallets “holding less than $1 million in BTC.” Wallets with 100 BTC or more — currently valued at over $10 million — now hold more than 60% of the total supply. Santiment noted that the 10-100 BTC group can be broadly classified as “mainly comprised of small institutional investors,” while wallets over 100 BTC are mostly held by “institutionals and liquidity providers (with occasional exceptions of very large retail wallets, of course).” Cohort of wallets holding 10 BTC vs 100 BTC | Source: Santiment Some 3.47 million BTC remain in wallets holding fewer than 10 BTC, worth an estimated $358 billion. Whether this smaller group will continue to hold or sell could depend on future market sentiment, the analysts claim. “Historically, major price retraces tend to instigate retail panic-selling, followed by larger wallets absorbing more of the loose coins that retail is no longer comfortable holding for the long run.” Santiment You might also like:Bitcoin’s declining long-term holder supply shows signs of market top: Glassnode Crypto mining has also become less accessible for individuals due to high costs and lower rewards. On top of that, many crypto miners have fully “embraced eager institutional investors, and often take profit shortly after their successful mining sessions are complete,” the analysts added. Santiment estimates that between 3 million and 4 million Bitcoin “could be gone for good” due to lost private keys or inaccessible wallets, while around 1.14 million coins still remain to be mined until the year 2140. Read more:Bitcoin miners may find better returns in AI than crypto, Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital suggests