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According to Cryptoslate, a survey conducted by Harris Poll found that approximately 55 million (21% of the total population) American adults currently own cryptocurrency, and 76% of holders believe that their experience of using digital assets has had a positive impact on them personally. The survey shows that the gender gap is narrowing, with women accounting for 31% of cryptocurrency holders and men accounting for 67%. The number of cryptocurrency holders at all income levels has increased, with households with an annual income of less than $75000 currently accounting for 26% of the total number of cryptocurrency holders. The report emphasizes that lower entry barriers can help low-income groups adopt cryptocurrencies. This survey interviewed 53805 American adults to determine a representative sample of 10000 current cryptocurrency holders. This is the largest survey to date.

According to Coindesk, a judge in New York has ruled that the civil securities fraud lawsuit filed by New York State Attorney General Letitia James against cryptocurrency venture capital firm Digital Currency Group (DCG) and two of its executives can enter the trial stage. In 2023, Letitia James sued DCG and its CEO Barry Silbert, DCG's now bankrupt lending arm Genesis Global Capital and its former CEO Michael Moro, and cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, accusing them of colluding to cover up a massive $1 billion loophole on Genesis's balance sheet caused by the collapse of Three Arrows Capital. However, they believe that the lawsuit filed by the Ministry of Justice did not fully meet legal requirements and it is impossible to proceed with a trial. The court rejected the request, stating that the argument of the Ministry of Justice was not problematic. Previously, DCG and its executives once again urged the New York Attorney General to withdraw the civil fraud lawsuit.

According to Decrypt, Spanish police arrested six people in a two-year operation and dismantled a cryptocurrency investment fraud gang that used artificial intelligence to defraud 208 people, totaling over 19 million euros (21.5 million US dollars). The authorities said that the suspect made lifelike celebrity videos using AI technology and promised to obtain huge returns through encryption investment., Deceiving potential investors to invest. The suspect has been charged with fraud, money laundering, and false documents, and the investigation is still ongoing.

Reporter Eleanor Terrett tweeted that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Binance have jointly applied to the court to suspend the lawsuit for another 60 days. According to a recent document, the two sides had "productive" talks, some of which were related to the work of the cryptocurrency task force, and stated that continuing to suspend litigation is in the best interests of all parties. The court previously required both parties to submit a joint status report by April 14, 2025, and the case will be updated again 60 days later. Previously, the US court agreed to suspend Binance's legal dispute with the SEC until April, with both parties required to submit reports by April 14th.

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