Trump administration may potentially use tariffs revenue to buy Bitcoin for strategic reserve

据称，一名威胁行为者在暗网上出售大量个人用户数据，包括姓名、电子邮件、电话号码和位置，加密货币交易所 Gemini 的超过 100,000 名客户可能面临风险。 据网络威胁情报平台 The Dark Web Informer 3 月 27 日发布的博客称，一位名为“AKM69”的用户声称获得了大量 Gemini 用户数据。 帖子称，该数据库包含约 100,000 条个人记录，大部分来自美国，少数记录与新加坡和英国用户有关。据报道，每条记录都包含全名、电子邮件地址、电话号码和位置数据。 Gemini 尚未就此事发表公开评论。目前尚不清楚此次入侵是源自 Gemini 自身的系统，还是源自外部漏洞，例如用户设备被入侵或网络钓鱼攻击。 就在最新报告发布前一天，币安也曾发出过类似的警告。据报道，另一名使用昵称“kiki88888”的威胁者出售了超过 132,700 行币安用户数据，包括电子邮件和密码。 对于币安事件，The Dark Informer暗示数据泄露可能是由于用户设备受到攻击导致的，并敦促公众“停止点击随机的东西”。 crypto.news 已联系 Gemini 和 Binance，但截至撰写本文时，两家公司均未做出回应。 你可能还喜欢：Gemini 成为加拿大加密货币 ETF 管理公司 Evolve ETFs 的托管合作伙伴 对于币安来说，这并不是恶意行为者第一次威胁泄露被盗凭证。早在 9 月，一位名为“FireBear”的匿名用户声称可以访问从该交易所窃取的 1280 万条记录，并试图在类似的暗网论坛上出售它们。 据称，该数据库包含名字和姓氏、电子邮件地址、电话号码、出生日期和住宅地址。 然而，币安否认了这一说法，称其安全团队的内部调查没有发现任何证据表明数据泄露源自其平台。 据 crypto.news 先前报道，去年 11 月，尼日利亚加密货币交易所 Bitnob 因亚马逊网络服务 (AWS) 存储桶配置错误而导致敏感用户数据被公开，从而泄露了超过 250,000 份 KYC 文件。 此类事件并不仅限于加密货币交易所。同年 12 月，黑客窃取了美国比特币 ATM 运营商 Byte Federal 超过 58,000 名客户的个人数据。 一个月后，SlowMist 警告称，超过 700 万个 OpenSea 用户电子邮件地址（最初在 2022 年 6 月的一次入侵中遭到泄露）已被完全公开，使用户面临网络钓鱼攻击的风险。 阅读更多：加密货币交易所 Gemini 在 IPO 前吸纳前 Affirm 高管

21Shares, a leading cryptocurrency exchange-traded product provider, is partnering with Sui to bring the blockchain network’s native token to more users. Sui (SUI) and 21Shares have struck a strategic partnership that will see the exchange-traded funds issuer help expand SUI’s adoption across the globe.  The collaboration, revealed on Wednesday, May 14, comes as the ETP provider, which has a significant digital assets presence in Europe, seeks to expand into the U.S. market.  According to team Sui, Switzerland-based 21Shares is leveraging Sui to enter the American market. Institutional adoption of Sui amid fresh traction for decentralized finance and real-world assets could fuel further growth for SUI token. “Partnering with Sui speaks to where we see the future of blockchain infrastructure heading,” said Federico Brokate, head of U.S. business at 21Shares. “We believe Sui has the technical underpinnings, DeFi and developer ecosystems, and institutional alignment to play a central role in crypto for a long time.” You might also like:21Shares launches ETP giving exposure to Crypto.com’s CRO The partnership with Sui comes as 21Shares makes for a dash into the U.S. market that has become a little more attractive amid the pro-crypto stance of Donald Trump’s administration.  Speaking at the annual Sui Basecamp conference, 21Shares’ president Duncan Moir said: “Since our earliest research into Sui, we believed it could become one of the most exciting blockchains in the industry, and we’re seeing that thesis play out. We operate based on conviction but also investor demand, and our planned roadmap with Sui is a reflection of both.” Layer-1 blockchain Sui offers transaction execution at sub-second finality and gets notable traction as developers tap into its network speed and scalability.  Per DeFiLlama, Sui’s total value locked in protocols currently sits around $2.06 billion, ranking as the eighth-largest chain by TVL. The L1 blockchain’s TVL has increased nearly 70% in the past month. You might also like:SUI game XOCIETY announces Adidas partnership

该交易所的首席执行官表示，尽管币安在美国看到了“新的重置”，但它仍在等待更多明朗因素，然后再决定在美国的下一步行动。 币安正在慢慢开拓美国市场，首席执行官 Richard Teng 表示，尽管在特朗普总统的领导下，美国市场对加密货币的态度变得更加友好，但该公司仍在等待更明确的信息后再采取重大举措。 币安首席执行官理查德·滕在接受彭博社采访时表示，他从监管角度看待问题的方式有所不同，并指出拜登政府的立场与此前的鹰派立场不同。在此期间，美国监管机构对 Coinbase 等多家加密货币企业以及币安本身提起了诉讼。 滕在采访中表示：“我认为我们已经重新开始并重启了。”不过，他补充说，币安仍在等待更多明确信息，然后再决定在美国采取的下一步行动。 你可能还喜欢：Binance US 聘请前纽约合规主管 他还提到，币安正在考虑在几个不同的地点开展业务，董事会预计将很快做出决定，但目前尚不清楚这是否包括美国或其他地方。早在 2024 年 12 月，滕就表示，该交易所更注重“全球部署”，而不是重返美国市场。 币安于 2023 年 11 月退出美国市场，这是该交易所与美国政府就洗钱违法行为和无牌汇款业务达成的 43 亿美元协议的一部分。 阅读更多：据报道，尼日利亚议员起诉币安高管贿赂

So far, most crypto trading bots remain black boxes. Oasis Protocol has unveiled a different one, but one that also protects privacy. This move comes amid a broader surge in AI-powered crypto trading tools. However, many of these bots operate without meaningful transparency, raising concerns among retail and institutional users alike. Oasis Protocol unveiled WT3, a new autonomous AI trading agent designed to solve crypto trading’s transparency and trust problems. WT3 operates inside a secure Trusted Execution Environment while producing on-chain cryptographic proofs of its actions, letting users verify the bot’s behavior without exposing its sensitive trading strategies Crypto trading bots face the dual problem of privacy and verifiability. If they run in public, other traders can see all the trades from users. However, if they remain private, users themselves can’t know if the bot is doing what it is supposed to do. For this reason, Oasis Protocol (ROSE) has unveiled a new verifiable AI agent for crypto trading, one that protects privacy while also being transparent for users. It does so through Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), which remain private while generating cryptographic proofs that can be used to verify their operation. You might also like:Oasis Network Price Prediction as ROSE Transactions Jump The bot will begin trading on April 29, with an initial funding of $100,000 from the Oasis Protocol Foundation. In the future, users will be able to stake stablecoins to participate in strategy yields, while 50% of the returns will support ROSE token buybacks and burns. WT3’s first strategies will incorporate Ocean Protocol’s Predictoor trading signals. Built using Oasis’s Runtime Off-chain Logic Framework, WT3 represents a shift toward confidential, verifiable AI agents in DeFi. Future versions will allow users to stake into strategies or even deploy their own customizable trading bots The launch comes as Oasis positions itself more aggressively at the intersection of decentralized finance and AI, following the broader trend of blockchain platforms embracing confidential computing. In an interview with crypto.news on April 28, Matej Janež, Head of Partnerships at Oasis Protocol Foundation, explained the advantages of these bots and what they mean for users. Recently, there has been a push to promote AI bots to retail users. What is the potential for AI bots in this market, and what’s the appeal for retail users?  The appeal of AI agents/bots for retail users is probably underestimated right now, and they have the highest potential right now in the crypto markets. Crypto always had a problem with onboarding due to the UX of creating wallets and securely storing keys, as well as having funds on the right chains to be able to interact. AI agents are meant to help the users and act on their behalf or based on their intention, simplifying the experience through a known interface. This is a key element that will make a significant change in the onboarding of new users A significant number of people are aware of how LLMs work, and they know that these models make mistakes and hallucinate. Usually, users can correct these mistakes, but with autonomous trading agents, mistakes can cost users a lot of money. How does your agent tackle this issue?  That is correct, LLMs can still make mistakes or can even be tricked, or what we call jailbroken, into doing actions that are against their internal logic. That is why having a fully autonomous agent at this point in time is not the right move yet. For that reason, WT3’s trading and capital management system isn’t connected to an LLM but is rather hardcoded into the agent’s logic. Will the WT3 agent be fully autonomous, or do you reserve the right to intervene directly in the trades at some point?  The agent will be autonomous as we won’t have access to modify things on the go, like modifying or cancelling trades. Although we do retain admin control over the TEE enclave, which means we can update the agent logic, all of that will be visible on-chain through a change in the remote attestation. There’s nothing that we could secretly do or change, everything is tracked and verified on-chain. We know that trust is a key concern for business clients. Do you know what the level of adoption of third-party AI bots is among institutions, and do they consider the lack of transparency a risk? Crypto agents are still black boxes: Oasis Protocol I’d say institutions are still very much used to the reputation trust model, where they trust Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, etc, because of their status and track record, even though there is not a lot of transparency in their AI operations. But as soon as you move into the crypto space, trustlessness becomes a key factor. LLMs had the first round and have become widely accepted and adopted. Agents and frameworks like MCP are the next round of AI adoption. Here is where we’re going to see more of an overlap between Web2 and Web3 agents, which I believe will bring a lot more demand for verifiability and trust minimization from the said institutions. Since most AI crypto trading bots are black boxes for users, this presents a unique risk. In your estimate, how many so-called AI trading bots use actual AI, and how many are just Ponzi schemes riding the AI hype?  That’s quite a spicy question. As you’ve said, the majority of crypto AI agents are black boxes, so it’s very difficult to distinguish between the true AI ones and the ones that try to mimic AI to extract from the community. And this is exactly what we’re working towards changing. Code verifiability and reproducibility are key to being able to have confidence in the agents, and this is what our ROFL framework enables. WT3 is the flagship example of it! You might also like:INTERVIEW: Pontus-X taps Oasis for private, cross-border data sharing in E.U.

Unconfirmed reports are circulating online that Jeffy Yu, founder of the small-cap crypto project Zerebro, may have taken his own life during a livestream on Pump.fun on May 4. The video circulating on X appears to show Yu smoking a cigarette before shooting himself in the neck. While the footage has been widely shared, the authenticity of the video remains unconfirmed at this time. On the day of his alleged death, Yu published a philosophical and technical manifesto introducing the concept of Legacoins—a term he coined to represent a new category of memecoins rooted in permanence, legacy, and symbolic immortality. Yu defined Legacoins as: “An evolution of digital assets commonly referred to as memecoins… based on a voluntary commitment by the developers… to strictly acquire and never sell or trade these assets.” At its core, the Legacoin framework proposes that developers build and accumulate, never speculate or sell. Holdings become locked upon a holder’s death, thereby creating an immutable floor for the token’s price. “I am the permanent floor,” Yu wrote. Yu also launched the token LLJEFFY on the same day, which is apparently the first legacoin. Jeffy Yu #Zerebro Co-founder took his own life on a PumpFun livestream on May 4 2025He launched #LLJEFFY ​​on the day of his death, with the help of a bot it can buy and burn automated tokens at random timesCreated an idea called Legacoins, where all memecoin devs to only buy… pic.twitter.com/6pvStLHWR5— Buananarilla 𓅁 ( Prev Acc Hacked ) (@buananarillaaa) May 6, 2025 You might also like:“This is the world’s largest casino” — How did meme coins hijack crypto’s future? Here’s what experts say Yu’s X account has since been deleted, but some in the community were skeptical. One user pointed out that Yu had previously stated a new Zerebro album would be released on May 30, and suggested the incident might be part of a planned marketing stunt. “Even if his X account is now deleted, don’t forget he told us the new Zerebro album is coming May 30. This fake suicide is just a part of the marketing. The ZEREBRO pump will be short and massive,” the post read. However, on May 6, the obituary platform Legacy published a notice stating that Jeffy Yu passed away on May 4 at the age of 22, seemingly confirming the reports of his death. Meanwhile, ZEREBRO token trades at around $0.04, up by 85% in the past month as it rides a broader wave of gains across the AI crypto sector. You might also like:FARTCOIN and VIRTUAL lead in AI agent mindshare and smart money inflows