In brief The White House is demanding that ABC News retract a report about a possible Iranian drone attack on California. Officials say the FBI bulletin referenced in the story relied on a single unverified tip and did not represent a credible threat. The dispute comes as Iran launches

Ethereum's activity reaches an all-time high, but price falls sharply due to fund outflows, with realized value turning negative. If the bear market continues, ETH is predicted to potentially drop to $1,500. Analysis indicates that network usage growth cannot support asset performance, and Layer 2 scaling poses pressure on ETH. The market shows significant divergence over Ethereum's future value.

Author: Yuanchuan Investment Review South Korea's stock market recently has been like the "ten-loop roller coaster" at Chimelong. At the end of February, as the US-Israel-Iran conflict erupted, global stock markets withstood the first trading day on March 2 amid expectations of a "rapid escalation in Iran," except that the Korean stock market was closed all day due to a holiday. When trading resumed on March 3, the expectation of a "quick resolution" in the Middle East had completely reversed. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz directly caused chaos in the global oil and gas markets, while the KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index), which had been performing strongly since the beginning of 2026, plunged into a relentless decline. On March 3, the KOSPI briefly hit the circuit breaker, ultimately falling over 7%. The next day, it continued to fall to the circuit breaker again, with a daily decline of 12.06% at closing, marking the largest single-day drop in history.

Bitcoin surged to 72,033 USD this morning, then pulled back slightly to 71,682 USD, while Ethereum broke through 2,100 USD, reaching a high of 2,150 USD. The futures market saw 256 million USD in liquidations over 24 hours, with short positions being primarily closed. Risk-off capital is shifting from gold to crypto assets, indicating a reallocation of funds. Analysts point out that if Bitcoin can hold steady above 72,000 USD, it could rally further, while instability could lead to a retest of 68,500 USD.

TRUMP meme coin organizers announced they will hold a business meeting at Trump's Mar-a-Lago on April 25, inviting the top 297 token holders to attend. The token has plummeted from its peak of $74 to $2.75, representing a 96% decline. The event has sparked ethical controversy over money in exchange for political access, with critics questioning whether this practice violates relevant laws.

Written by: Pyrs Carvolth, Christian Crowley, a16z Compiled by: Chopper, Foresight News In the current blockchain application cycle, founders are learning a disturbing yet profound lesson: enterprises don't buy the "best" technology—they buy the upgrade path with the least disruption. For decades, new enterprise-level technologies have promised orders of magnitude improvements over traditional infrastructure: faster settlement, lower costs, cleaner architecture. Yet in practice, the outcomes rarely fully match the technological advantages. This means: if your product is "clearly better" but still loses, the gap isn't in performance—it's in product-market fit. This article is written for a group of crypto founders like this: those who started in public blockchain scenarios and are now painfully transitioning to enterprise-level businesses. For many, this is a major

# Author: jk, Odaily Star Daily Editor: Hao Fangzhou Since 2018, U.S. and UK law enforcement agencies have seized over $40 billion in cryptocurrency assets across more than a dozen major cases. However, in the vast majority of cases, victims have received nothing to this day. Digital assets that should have been returned to victims have quietly flowed into government treasuries, strategic reserve funds, and law enforcement agency operating budgets. This article reviews multiple typical cases and restores this hidden second round of seizure. Has anyone wondered where the money goes after it's seized? In traditional criminal justice, the purpose of asset forfeiture is to strip criminals of their illegal gains and compensate victims where possible. However, when enforcement shifts to cryptocurrency, this logic breaks down. Under current U.S. regulations (the Federal Code of Regulations), the compensation available to victims is explicitly capped at the fair value on the date loss occurred.

TAO has seen better days. Bittensor is currently trading at around $201 on the weekly chart after plummeting from its all-time highs above $500. This has been a tough ride, and prices have declined by over 60% from their peak. Yet, there is a story brewing beneath all this. It has analysts

A trader lost over $50 million by swapping USDT for AAVE tokens due to a lack of slippage protection. Aave CEO confirmed the incident, emphasizing the need for better user safeguards in DeFi transactions.