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Gate Daily Report (April 8): Resolv leak impacts treasury liquidity; Fox and Kalshi reach a data partnership

Gate Daily Report (April 8): Resolv leak impacts treasury liquidity; Fox and Kalshi reach a data partnership

Bitcoin (BTC) has recently rebounded to $71,520, but due to a Resolv USD private key leak, some vault liquidity is insufficient, and Trading Protocol warns users to deposit with caution. Fox and Kalshi have partnered to integrate prediction market data into news programs, demonstrating the importance of data in media. The market is reacting sharply to developments in the Middle East; investors are waiting for Trump’s decisions, which is affecting overall market sentiment.

Stabble sparks scandal involving North Korean employees, urgently urging LPs to withdraw liquidity as a hedge

Solana ecosystem decentralized exchange Stabble issued an emergency notice on April 8 due to warnings triggered by an association involving a North Korean developer, which raised concerns that liquidity providers may withdraw funds. Although no smart contract vulnerabilities or fund losses were found, the incident reflects the long-term threat of North Korean technical personnel infiltrating the crypto industry and exposes the risk of identity checks for project developers. Stabble plans to conduct a new round of security audits to ensure the safety of funds.

FDIC issues stablecoin rollout guidance, with banks strictly controlling reserves and redemptions

The U.S. FDIC approved a proposal on April 7 to establish a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, covering four main compliance requirements: reserves, redemptions, capital, and risk management. The proposal is intended to improve stablecoin compliance and bring stablecoins into the banking system, ensuring that stablecoin holders can redeem at par. However, stablecoins are not protected by federal deposit insurance. The proposal is currently in the public comment period.

Why is Bitcoin up today? Iran agrees to a two-week ceasefire, and Iran-U.S. negotiations will begin

U.S. President Trump announced a pause in military action against Iran. Iran accepted the ceasefire proposal, and Bitcoin surged nearly 3% in response. This ceasefire was brokered by Pakistan and will take effect on April 8, helping to ease uncertainty in global energy markets. The durability of the ceasefire still depends on the outcome of further negotiations.

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Is the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen? Bitcoin briefly surged 7%, liquidating short positions worth nearly $600 million

Iran and the U.S. reach a two-week temporary ceasefire agreement, with conditions requiring Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Bitcoin breaks through $72,000, with liquidation of short positions in the derivatives market exceeding $400 million, and positioning structure faces a reset.
BTC4,16%
ETH6,2%
InstantTrends·4m ago
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U.S. Department of Justice rejects Tornado Cash developer’s motion to dismiss; retrial countdown begins

The U.S. Department of Justice opposes the motion to dismiss filed by co-founder Roman Storm of Tornado Cash, arguing that the Supreme Court ruling he cited does not apply. Storm was charged with money laundering and other offenses for operating a cryptocurrency privacy protocol. The DOJ said that Storm was alleged to have knowingly allowed users to commit wrongdoing without intervening, and that Tornado Cash has no legitimate uses, causing serious harm to the entire ecosystem of crypto privacy developers and revealing contradictions in the Trump administration’s crypto policy.
ETH6,2%
MarketWhisper·7m ago
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BitOK publishes analysis of fund flows following the Solv Protocol exploit

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SOLV14,12%
WBTC4,19%
Cointelegraph·12m ago

Seamless announces shutdown—users required to complete their withdrawals by June 30 must do so in advance

Seamless Protocol announced on June 30 that it will shut down, because it has been unable to find a product-market fit for leveraged tokens, facing liquidity challenges and a lack of sustainable revenue. Users must withdraw their assets before the deadline; afterward, only manual interaction will be possible. After the shutdown, the remaining DAO treasury assets will be distributed to SEAM holders according to the governance proposal.
SEAM-5,72%
MarketWhisper·12m ago
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Magi big brother adds 700,000 to the position and re-enters ETH again; currently, it is in profit of over $1 million

Famous investor “Ma Ji Big Brother” Huang Licheng recently held 10,875 long positions in his Ethereum trades, with a total value of $24.29 million, and an unrealized profit exceeding $1 million. After suffering multiple losses from high leverage, he opened a larger position size, emphasizing, “I never lose.” His trades have sparked polarizing reactions in the community, warning about the risks of high leverage.
ETH6,2%
MarketWhisper·17m ago
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OpenClaw adds inference media generation, and a 9.8 severity high-risk vulnerability was uncovered at the same time

The open-source AI tool OpenClaw introduced multiple new features in its 2026.4.7 version update, but it was also revealed to have a serious vulnerability, CVE-2026-33579, rated 9.8/10. About 63% of servers run without authentication, allowing attackers to easily escalate privileges. Users need to update immediately to prevent intrusion. This vulnerability is one of several related issues in the recent period, indicating structural risks in the authorization system.
MarketWhisper·27m ago
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Tencent Cloud QBotClaw Launch: If you can use a browser, you can cultivate an AI lobster

Tencent Cloud has launched its first browser-native AI agent, “QBotClaw,” which can be used directly in the QQ browser without downloading or accessing the cloud control console. The tool can automate repetitive tasks such as cross-platform price comparisons and content synchronization and publishing, and includes core technologies like precise element recognition and deep context memory. QBotClaw supports compatibility with OpenClaw and can also be remotely controlled via WeChat, improving convenience of use.
MarketWhisper·34m ago
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Cloudflare: Before 2029, migrate to post-quantum encryption in both directions; Bitcoin vulnerability risk increases

Cloudflare announced that it will complete the migration to post-quantum cryptography by 2029. Currently, two-thirds of its traffic already uses this technology. With the rapid development of quantum computing, traditional encryption methods face threats, especially Bitcoin’s security. About 1.7 million Bitcoin public keys have been exposed and could face large-scale cracking risks, with a value as high as $680B.
MarketWhisper·37m ago
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Anthropic limits access to AI model, fearing future of cyberattacks

Anthropic has announced it is rolling out its AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, to only a select group of companies after the new model found thousands of critical vulnerabilities across operating systems, web browsers and other software. The new general-purpose model, Anthropic said, also found
Cointelegraph·42m ago