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Bitcoin and most altcoins started the month well, with the total market cap of all coins jumping to over $3 trillion.  JasmyCoin (JASMY) price jumped by 6.2%, while Chainlink (LINK), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Pi Network (PI) were up by over 5%.  These tokens jumped as Bitcoin (BTC) ended its two-week consolidation and broke above the key resistance level at $97,000 for the first time since February. Historically, altcoins tend to perform well when Bitcoin is rising. Analysts are optimistic that Bitcoin will continue to soar. Ark Invest has estimated that the coin will reach $2.4 million by 2024, while Standard Chartered analysts predict it will surge to $120,000 by the end of the year. In an emailed statement to crypto.news, Joe Burnett, an analyst at Unchained, estimated that it could hit $250,000, saying: “I definitely would not be surprised to see Bitcoin reach $200,000, or $250,000 this year. If the price gets going soon and breaks a new all-time high, I think things could get really crazy, and actually go parabolic… all the narratives are set, the macro conditions are great.” You might also like:ARK Invest raises its Bitcoin price forecast to $2.4M by 2030 Altcoins jumped as the US stock market soared Altcoins also moved higher as the US stock market rallied. The Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 indices all rose by over 1%, continuing a rally that started a period of extreme selling pressure following President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff decleration. These assets are rising as market participants predict that Donald Trump will intervene and begin unwinding tariffs following the latest US GDP data. The report showed that the economy contracted in the first quarter as imports surged. Additionally, the stock market has underperformed compared to other presidents at the same time in their presidencies. His performance was the worst since 1974 when Gerald Ford became president. Therefore, he might decide to start negotiations with China to boost the stock market.  The Federal Reserve may also intervene and start cutting interest rates to prevent a recession. The odds of a 25-basis-point cut in the June meeting on Polymarket have risen to 47% and are now higher than the odds of no change.  Bitcoin and altcoins like Jasmy, Chainlink, Dogecoin, and Pi Network often do well when the Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates. A good example is how they all surged during the pandemic and then slumped in 2022 as the bank started slashing interest rates. You might also like:Will Bitcoin price hit an all-time high in May?

Web3 security platforms Immunefi and Dedaub are collaborating to enhance the capabilities of Immunefi’s newly launched security operations command center, Magnus. Together, Immunefi and Dedaub protect more than $220 billion in assets, with Dedaub offering security and auditing tools used by industry leaders including the Ethereum Foundation, Coinbase, EigenLayer, and Chainlink. The companies said in an announcement that their collaboration eyes an onchain firewall for Magnus, enabling real-time threat detection for users. Magnus is a recently introduced web3-focused SecOps command center designed to offer a single interface for security audits, bounties, network monitoring and firewalling. Meanwhile, Dedaub’s onchain firewall technology, powered by novel artificial intelligence models, offers a solution that protocols can leverage to block most malicious threats before they impact the platform. “Together, we’re building a firewall purpose-built for web3 — designed to proactively block exploits before they can compromise vulnerable contracts. This Firewall is a practical step toward making protocol defenses more automatic and more reliable,” Neville Grech, co-founder of Dedaub, said. You might also like:Israeli-Russian man faces extradition to US over $190m Nomad crypto hack Through the partnership, Dedaub’s proven threat prevention technology will be integrated into Magnus. This includes over 200 security audits across DeFi and EVM-compatible ecosystems, as well as static analysis, real-time monitoring, and smart contract decompilation tools. The firewall integration will also provide actionable alerts and automation tools. As well as Dedaub, Immunefi recently announced Plume Network as a Magnus founding customer, with the real world assets blockchain platform tapping into Immunefi for end-to-end security as it scales its RWAs footprint. Immunefi reported in April that crypto hack losses in the first four months of 2025 had already surpassed $1.74B billion, four times more than the $420 million the crypto market lost over the same period in 2024. Notably, the hacked amount jumped 9x in January this year. Currently, the $1.74 billion figure means crypto hack losses in 2025 had already surpassed the $1.49 billion looted the previous year. Bybit’s $1.5 billion hack accounts for most of this. Part of Immunefi’s effort to help has seen it pay out rewards amounting to more than $115 million to security researchers. Meanwhile, the platform claims its technology has helped avert over $25 billion worth of potential hack losses. You might also like:Crypto hacks in Q1 soar 131% YoY as losses hit $1.63b, data shows

今年，所有其他加密货币领域的表现均不及比特币，平均跌幅从近 50% 到高达 85% 不等。 根据 Delphi Digital 提供的数据，今年，人工智能框架、基于代理的项目、模因币等各种加密货币领域都出现了崩盘。与该行业的基准资产（比特币 (BTC)、以太坊 (ETH) 和 Solana (SOL)）相比，这些关键领域的表现更差。 数据显示，AI框架和平台是所有板块中跌幅最大的，平均跌幅达84.05%。与此同时，基于代理的项目与去年相比平均下跌了70.27%。模因币板块也出现了大幅下跌，今年以来暴跌了51.74%，这让模因币交易者感到沮丧。 这些结果令人惊讶，因为许多交易员都相信基于人工智能的项目和 meme 币领域将在 2025 年引领加密货币市场。币安去年 12 月进行的一项调查显示，近 45% 的用户相信人工智能项目和 meme 币将在未来一年成为强大的参与者。 仪表板显示加密行业各个板块的业绩下滑情况，2025 年 2 月 26 日 | 来源：Delphi Digital 你可能还喜欢：币安调查：2024 年新增用户占比 45%，人工智能代币有望成为引领 2025 年的最受欢迎选择 此外，游戏基础设施板块今年也遭遇了类似的下跌，跌幅达 51.54%，其次是模块化解决方案板块，跌幅达 47%。AI 和 DePIN 板块今年也遭遇了下跌，跌幅达 42.41%。Layer 1 板块似乎表现更好，业绩仅下跌 26%。 另一方面，尽管比特币价格大幅下跌并跌破 90,000 美元大关，但其表现却几乎没有受到影响。截至发稿时，比特币的回报率已下跌 5.23%。 与以太坊和 Solana 等其他基准资产相比，比特币的表现受到的损害最小。与此同时，以太坊的回报率下降了 25.5%，Solana 的表现也遭受了类似的 24.8% 的损失。平均而言，基准资产的回报率下降了 18.53%。虽然这对加密市场来说仍然不是一个好兆头，但基准资产的表现似乎比所有其他加密领域都要好得多。 2 月 25 日，比特币自 2024 年 11 月以来首次跌破 90,000 美元，加密货币市场遭遇重大崩盘。加密货币清算额已突破 10 亿美元，其中多头仓位占清算的大多数。 阅读更多：加密货币清算总额已超过 10 亿美元，加密货币为何会崩盘？

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The recent crypto market pullback may have caught many off guard, but it also did something useful—it forced the DeFi community to talk about an important topic we usually ignore in a bull market hype:risk management.  You might also like:DeFi needs more interoperability, not apps or infra | Opinion In March 2025, Hyperliquid—one of the most respected DeFi platforms—was rocked by two market manipulation events. One was a massive long position on Ethereum (ETH), the other a short play targeting a small-cap memecoin called JELLY. These trades weren’t just clever exploits; they were alarm bells ringing about the foundational weaknesses in DeFi’s risk infrastructure. Two sides of the same problem The first attack involved a trader leveraging $307 million in ETH at 50x, then strategically withdrawing collateral as the price rose to bring the position close to liquidation. When the price dipped, the forced liquidation couldn’t be absorbed by Hyperliquid’s liquidity pool (HLP) without major slippage, costing the HLP $4 million while netting the trader nearly half that in profit. Key remedies by Hyperliquid included lowering leverage limits for Bitcoin (BTC) and ETH, increasing maintenance margin requirements, and restricting collateral withdrawals to at least 20% of open positions. Weeks later, the JELLY incident happened. A trader exploited the memecoin’s low liquidity on DEXs and aggressively spot-bought while holding a short position on Hyperliquid, causing a price surge that pushed HLP into a nearly $13 million unrealized loss. In response, Hyperliquid’s validators stepped in, controversially voting to forcibly settle at a substantially lower price and delist JELLY perpetuals. The protocol dodged the loss but at the cost of its own decentralization narrative and associated risks. Both events—long and short, blue-chip and ‘shitcoin’—point to the same root problem:DeFi still largely treats risk management as an afterthought. TradFi has been there before That said, this is nothing new. Traditional finance has seen it all before through derivatives blowups, margin spirals, and rogue trades. But after each crisis, it didn’t just recover; it hardened. Position limits, capital requirements, stress testing, and other sophisticated methods became standard not because they were nice but because they were necessary. DeFi, on the other hand, in many cases continues to reward high leverage, underestimate liquidity risk, and leave governance decisions to validator votes that can be reactive and panic-induced. Nonetheless, we don’t need to become TradFi, but we do have to adopt the discipline behind its evolution. Risk isn’t the enemy—complacency is The Hyperliquid incidents have taught us some important lessons on better adherence to risk control protocols. For instance: Position caps and margin locks could have limited exposure, neutralized the ETH long, and prevented forced liquidations. Better asset listing standards would have prevented JELLY from becoming a systemic liability. Clear, enforceable delisting protocols would have avoided the governance panic that undermined trust. These aren’t burdens but basic building blocks, and they need to be embedded during protocol design, not slapped on retroactively. The truth is, most DeFi platforms are still playing catch-up on risk, often learning through painful trial and error. Yet, we can’t afford to keep stumbling from one exploit to the next, hoping users will forgive and forget. Risk in DeFi is interconnected—and amplified DeFi isn’t just one ecosystem; it’s an interconnected tangle of protocols, tokens, and cross-chain bridges, amplifying contagion risks. A failure in one area—be it smart contract risk, liquidity crunches, or governance missteps—can cascade rapidly across the entire stack. When one liquidity pool collapses, users scatter. When a governance vote looks panicky or arbitrary, institutional adoption hesitates. When a stablecoin staggers, everyone holds their breath. This isn’t just technical risk—it’s market risk, reputational risk, and increasingly, regulatory risk. Paranoia isn’t overreaction, it’s maturity Some players in the crypto circles keep seeing risk management as a brake on innovation, and that’s a mistake. The next generation of DeFi leaders won’t be those who chase the highest APYs. They’ll be the ones who build resilient protocols that can withstand volatility, manipulations, and regulatory scrutiny. Paranoia in DeFi isn’t a weakness; it’s a sign of maturity. If we want DeFi to become a serious alternative to TradFi, then we have to start considering risk in every design decision we make, and not just during post-mortems. Because when the next exploit comes—and it sure will—the only question will be whether we were prepared or just hoping for the best. Read more:Five ways to tackle security risks in crypto transactions | Opinion Hong Yea Hong Yeais the co-founder and CEO at GRVT.Hong had been a trader for a decade at Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs, respectively, prior to co-founding GRVT in May 2022, weeks before the crypto market crash. The GRVT team aims to revolutionize financial markets by integrating blockchain technology and self-custody solutions into both TradFi and DeFi. By applying blockchain settlement and trustless risk management to centralized order book infrastructure, GRVT is transforming trading and investment while upholding traditional security controls. Hong believes this approach, starting with crypto markets, can reshape the entire financial landscape. With an international upbringing in Malaysia and Poland, followed by studying business management at Yonsei University in Korea, Hong leverages his diverse international background and strategic acumen to drive GRVT’s mission forward.

总部位于帕洛阿尔托的加密货币托管机构 BitGo 计划在 2025 年第二季度上市，而此前两年多，该公司曾被 Galaxy Digital 收购，但未能如愿。 据彭博社援引内部消息人士报道，价值 17.5 亿美元的美国加密货币托管公司 BitGo 打算在 2025 年第二季度进行首次公开募股并上市。 此前，这家总部位于加州的公司曾与迈克·诺沃格拉茨 (Mike Novogratz) 的 Galaxy Digital 谈判收购事宜，以此作为上市的途径。然而，这笔交易于 2022 年 8 月失败，Galaxy Digital 称 BitGo 未能提供经审计的资产负债表。 尽管遭遇挫折，BitGo 还是在 2023 年反弹，在 C 轮融资中筹集了 1 亿美元。考虑到 2022 年加密货币崩盘浪潮（包括 FTX 和 Three Arrows Capital），这笔融资在当时被认为是意义重大的。 你可能还喜欢：美联储主席鲍威尔同意帮助结束加密货币去银行化 C 轮融资后，BitGo 的估值升至 17.5 亿美元，超过了失败的 Galaxy Digital 交易的 12 亿美元估值。此次融资也是 BitGo 自 2017 年以来首次融资。 近几个月来，已有多家公司宣布了 IPO 计划。Circle 将其全球总部迁至纽约，准备进行公开募股。eToro 的目标是通过美国 IPO 实现 50 亿美元的市场估值。纽约证券交易所上市主管 Chris Taylor 在 1 月底证实了这一趋势。Taylor 预计 2025 年将出现大量 IPO 申请。 阅读更多：