Tim Scott expects the CLARITY Act to be submitted to the President for signature this summer

According to official sources, the Solana ecosystem DeFi protocol Carrot has announced its closure due to the Drift vulnerability incident. Carrot has set May 14th as the deadline for withdrawing funds from Boost, Turbo, and CRT, after which the system will deleverage and release liquidity for CRT redemption. Carrot stated that Drift's recovery funds will still be allocated as promised, but there is currently no specific timeline.

According to Deribit data, approximately $2.14 billion in cryptocurrency options will expire today. Among them, the nominal value of Bitcoin options is 1.74 billion US dollars, the put/call ratio is 1.10, and the maximum pain point is 76000 US dollars; The nominal value of Ethereum options is $394 million, with a put/call ratio of 0.95 and a maximum pain point of $2325. At present, the spot price of Bitcoin is at its biggest pain point, while the trading price of Ethereum is below that level.

Tim Scott, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, stated that he expects the CLARITY Act to be submitted to the President's desk this summer. （Cointelegraph）

According to CCTV News, on April 30th local time, senior officials of the US government stated that according to the War Powers Act, the "hostile actions" that began on February 28th have ended.

According to The Block, data on the full chain stablecoin USDT0 shows that 99.2% of holders have wallet balances below $1000, with approximately 1200 wallets holding $100000 to $1 million, and only 35 wallets having balances exceeding $10 million. USDT0 is a full chain token supported 1:1 by Tether stablecoin, supporting 23 blockchains with a total historical trading volume of $86.7 billion. It is the third largest holder of USDT, second only to Binance and OKX. USDT0 is mainly used in the DeFi field, where decentralized exchanges and derivative trading have seen significant growth, with derivative trading volume reaching $80 million in April.