稳定币总市值过去一周增长0.99%，突破2334亿美元

According to Cryptobriefing, the US Treasury Department and other federal agencies are expected to disclose their holdings of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets on April 5th, in compliance with President Trump's recent directives. It will soon be clarified whether the digital assets mentioned by Trump earlier, such as XRP, SOL, and ADA, will be included in the national digital asset reserve. BTC Inc's CEO David Bailey stated that the audit results may reveal the reasons behind Bitcoin's recent price trend. On March 6th, Trump issued an executive order calling for the establishment of strategic Bitcoin reserves and digital asset reserves. According to a presidential document released on March 11th, all federal agencies must report their holdings of Bitcoin and other digital assets to the Secretary of the Treasury within 30 days of the order being issued. The Minister of Finance has also been instructed to establish two offices to manage digital assets held by the government. The strategic Bitcoin reserve will store Bitcoin obtained through criminal or civil confiscation and will not sell Bitcoin. According to data tracked by Arkham Intelligence, the US government currently holds approximately 198012 bitcoins worth around $16 billion. White House cryptocurrency affairs chief David Sacks stated that the US government has seized approximately 400000 bitcoins through civil and criminal asset confiscation in the past decade. However, about half of them, 195000 bitcoins, have been sold for a profit of $366 million. If the government had kept all 400000 bitcoins at that time, their value would now exceed $17 billion.

According to Cryptoslate, a Brazilian court has approved the use of NFTs to issue a notice to an unconfirmed defendant involved in a missing Bitcoin case, which is related to the alleged pyramid scheme of BWA Brazil company. This decision stems from a legal lawsuit filed by the BWA Brazil bankruptcy court appointing a trustee who attempted to interrupt the statute of limitations for claims related to cryptocurrency assets allegedly obtained using creditor funds. The bankruptcy estate requests the court to allow the casting of NFTs containing relevant legal documents and sending them to the wallet address involved in the initial transaction for digital delivery of legal process documents. In addition, the prosecutor's office also submitted favorable opinions in support of the trustee's request. This measure targets digital asset holders whose identities are unknown but whose wallet addresses can be traced through the Bitcoin blockchain. The bankruptcy estate claims that approximately 11200 BTC were obtained using creditor funds. At current prices, 11200 bitcoins are worth over $900 million. According to the litigation documents, these transactions occurred before bankruptcy and may currently face recovery proceedings. BWA Brazil was founded by Paulo Roberto Ramos Bilibio in 2017. The company froze withdrawals in early 2020, resulting in an estimated loss of 300 million Brazilian reals (approximately $52.2 million) for customers. Authorities estimate that this is one of the biggest losses in Brazil related to suspected cryptocurrency pyramid schemes. In July 2020, a Brazilian court approved BWA's judicial restructuring application, stating that it would repay its clients. However, less than a year later, another court order changed the procedure from judicial reorganization to bankruptcy, stating that the company had not made any efforts to repay its customers.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to CryptoQuant data, the average unrealized return rate for Bitcoin spot ETF holders is currently 17%. This data reflects that ETF investors are generally in a profitable state at the current market stage.

According to Cointelegraph, Vanuatu has enacted laws to regulate digital assets and provided a licensing system for cryptocurrency companies wishing to operate in Pacific island countries, which a government regulatory advisor described as "very strict". On March 26th, the local parliament passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, granting the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC) the authority to license cryptocurrencies and enforce the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) anti money laundering, counter-terrorism financing, and travel rule standards on cryptocurrency companies. According to these laws, VFSC has extensive investigative and enforcement powers and has imposed fines of up to 250 million Vatu (approximately $2 million) and imprisonment for up to 30 years. This law establishes a licensing and reporting framework for exchanges, NFT markets, crypto custody service providers, and initial coin offerings. It is worth noting that this law allows banks to obtain licenses to provide encrypted trading and custody services. VFSC stated that although stablecoins, tokenized securities, and central bank digital currencies may have some similarities with virtual assets in practice, this legislation does not affect them. The legislation also allows VFSC commissioners to create a sandbox that allows approved companies to provide multiple encryption services for a period of one year and renewable. In a statement on March 29th, the regulatory agency stated that after years of "assessing risks related to virtual assets," it has developed a legislative framework that will bring "numerous opportunities" to Vanuatu and improve financial inclusion by allowing regulated services for encrypted cross-border payments.

According to OKX's official Twitter account, Linda Lacewell, former head of the New York State Department of Financial Services, has recently been appointed as OKX's Chief Legal Officer. It is reported that Linda Lacewell has been a member of the OKX board of directors since 2024, during which she played a key role in providing strategic advice to the board and legal department. OKX CEO Star stated, "This is the golden age for the cryptocurrency industry and OKX, and OKX will continue to increase its investment in compliance and innovation. We look forward to launching more exciting products in April to provide users with a better experience