随着美国股市崩盘，比特币开始与纳斯达克脱钩

According to Cryptoslate, US Senators Thom Tillis (Republican of North Carolina) and John Hickenlooper (Democratic of Colorado) have reintroduced a legislative measure to prevent digital asset custodians from mixing customer funds with institutional or proprietary capital. The bill is known as the Proof of Other People's Funds Reserve Act (PROOF), which also requires monthly third-party checks on custodial reserves, based on standards already informally used in the digital asset field. The PROOF Act was initially introduced in 2023 to address the systemic failures exposed by the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

According to BlockBeats, on April 12th, according to sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, Binance executives met with officials from the US Treasury Department last month to discuss relaxing US government regulations on the company. At the same time, Binance is exploring the possibility of commercial cooperation with the Trump family's cryptocurrency project. According to some informed sources, Binance executives have proposed to Treasury officials in Washington to revoke the position of independent inspector overseeing the company's anti money laundering compliance. This measure will be the first step for Binance to return to the US market. BlockBeats previously reported that CZ posted on X platform last night, saying, "Many people have told me again that The Wall Street Journal is writing another baseless attack on me

Today, two cryptocurrency projects are unlocking tokens: APT unlocks approximately 11.3 million pieces (approximately 53.94 million US dollars), accounting for 1.131% of the total supply, with a current circulation of 470 million pieces and a total of 1 billion pieces; AXS unlocks approximately 9.09 million pieces (approximately 21.9 million US dollars), accounting for 3.367% of the total supply, with a current circulation of 260 million pieces and a total of 270 million pieces; If the unlocked tokens flow into the market or there is a tendency to sell, please pay attention to the market changes after the tokens are unlocked.

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.