1. Trump's first 100 days in office have seen a $537 billion evaporation in the crypto market.

2. The supply of Bitcoin exchanges has fallen to its lowest level in seven years.

3. The correlation between Bitcoin and gold rebounded significantly after "decoupling" in February, echoing historical cycles.

4. Cambridge University report: The proportion of sustainable energy used in Bitcoin mining has increased to 52.4%.

5. Bloomberg analysts: The release date for ProShares XRP futures ETF is not April 30.

6. 10x Research: Bitcoin is facing resistance around 94,000 to 95,000 yuan, and may experience a short-term consolidation before breaking through 100,000 yuan.

7. Coinshares: Bitcoin's hash rate is expected to exceed 1 Zettahash per second as early as July.

8. The QuantMaster project confirmed it suffered damage from malicious code implanted by employees, and developers have reported the incident to identify suspects.

9. Coinbase states that the Lightning Network facilitated 15% of its Bitcoin transaction volume.

10. Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ and two other institutions plan to collaborate on launching a dirham stablecoin.

11. The Bitcoin holding gap between BlackRock's IBIT and Strategy has narrowed to just 20,000 coins.

12. A U.S. senator has called for government officials to respond to issues regarding Trump's cryptocurrency interests.

13. FTX is suing two token issuers to recover unreturned assets and plans to initiate more lawsuits.

14. Arizona's legislative body has passed a Bitcoin reserve bill and sent it to the governor.

15. The Ethereum Foundation updates its vision and core principles, emphasizing decentralization and ecological empowerment.

16. OKX Pay officially launched, with the first phase of stablecoin payments supporting USDT and USDC.

17. Coinbase will launch a Bitcoin income fund on May 1, aimed at non-U.S. institutional investors.

18. Grayscale's GBTC has an implied annual income exceeding $268 million, surpassing the total of all other Bitcoin ETFs combined.

19. Brazilian banking giant Itaú invests $210 million to establish Oranje, focusing on strategic Bitcoin reserve accumulation.