ZKsync developers state that 'cyberpunk privacy' is at the account level, while institutional privacy requires system level support, and only after this level is implemented will large financial institutions participate. （Cointelegraph）

[Today's Net Outflow of U.S. Bitcoin ETF: 86 BTC, Ethereum ETF: 3434 ETH] According to monitoring by Lookonchain, today's net outflow of U.S. Bitcoin ETF is 86 BTC, and Ethereum ETF is 3434 ETH.

[Bank of England Deputy Governor Warns of Risks in Weakening Stablecoin Regulation] Bank of England Deputy Governor Briden stated that weakening regulation on stablecoins could pose risks.

[U.S. Prosecutors Plan to Retry MIT Brothers Accused of Stealing $25 Million in Crypto Assets in 2026] U.S. federal prosecutors plan to retry the case of MIT graduate brothers James and Anton Peraire-Bueno, who are accused of stealing approximately $25 million in crypto assets through Ethereum 'sandwich attacks,' in February 2026. Previously, the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict after three days of deliberation, and the trial was declared a mistrial. Prosecutors stated that the case involves clarifying the legal boundaries of crypto trading, but the complex technical details made it difficult for jurors to make a judgment. The two brothers argued that their actions constituted 'market strategies' and requested the judge to declare them not guilty.

[U.S. Government Shutdown May End, SEC and CFTC Resume Crypto Regulatory Work] The U.S. Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement, expected to end the 41-day government shutdown this week, allowing the SEC and CFTC to resume normal operations. The SEC plans to prioritize issuing 'exemptive relief' to support tokenization and crypto businesses, as well as continuing investigations into digital asset custody firms. During the shutdown, unified listing standards were applied to crypto ETFs such as SOL, Litecoin, and HBAR, which may automatically take effect, require additional inquiries, or be delayed once the SEC resumes operations. CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham stated that efforts will be made this year to promote 'spot crypto trading and tokenized collateral,' and discussions with regulated exchanges are underway to potentially launch leveraged spot trading as early as next month. The Senate Banking Committee and Agriculture Committee are separately advancing bills to clarify the roles of the SEC and CFTC and define 'ancillary assets,' which will ultimately need to be reconciled and sent to President Trump for signing.