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According to SolanaFloor data, the scope of the Drift protocol vulnerability incident has expanded, with affected protocols increasing to 20. The total losses are substantial, with Prime Numbers Fi estimating losses exceeding $10 million, and losses in other protocols are also significant.

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When a trade becomes so crowded that a separate ETF is launched to attract retail investors, smart money is often already selling.
On April 2nd, Roundhill Investments officially launched the world's first pure-memory semiconductor ETF, with the ticker $DRAM, directly named after memory modules. The first-day closing price was $27.76, and after hours it rose another 5% to $29.15.
It looks lively. But a few hours later, BTIG issued a cold, hard research report: the listing of the DRAM ETF is precisely a contrarian sell signal for memory stocks.
Don’t jump to sensational conclusions—this Wall Street rule has been repeatedly validated.
An ETF’s "constituent list": three giants take up three-quarters
First, let’s see what $DRAM actually bought.
This ETF

IMF warns that tokenized finance could reshape the global financial system and introduce new systemic risks. Tokenized real-world assets have reached $27.5 billion, with U.S. Treasury products accounting for a significant portion. The IMF notes that the features of smart contracts may exacerbate liquidity pressures and calls on policymakers to reconsider regulatory frameworks.

Author: Deep Tide TechFlow
U.S. stocks: a textbook-level "intraday reversal"
On Thursday, Wall Street staged the most exhilarating day of 2026.
Before the market opened, everyone was digesting former President Trump's nationwide televised speech from the night before. "In the next two to three weeks, we will send them back to the Stone Age." This statement hit like a deep-water bomb, completely shattering the optimism accumulated over the first three days of the week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average once plunged 668 points, the S&P 500 fell as much as 1.5%, and the Nasdaq was hammered down 2.2%.
The turning point came in the afternoon. Suddenly, Iranian state media released news: Tehran is collaborating with Oman to develop a "monitoring" protocol for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This seemingly insignificant diplomatic signal acted like a shot of adrenaline, causing short sellers to rush to cover their positions. In the last two hours, the three major indices staged a breathtaking V-shaped rebound.
Closing: Dow Jones

The US CFTC and Department of Justice have filed lawsuits against Illinois, Connecticut, and Arizona, claiming exclusive jurisdiction over prediction market platforms, stating that state interventions have led to market uncertainty. Eleven states have already taken legal action against the relevant platforms, and Congress is also advancing related legislation.

Author: Deep Tide TechFlow
Market Updates from Yesterday
Iran states that it is drafting a passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz with Oman
According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA): Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi said that Iran is drafting a passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz with Oman.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits for the week ending March 28 was 202,000, compared to an expected 212,000, and the previous figure was revised from 210,000 to 211,000.
According to Jintou Data, the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits for the week ending March 28 was 202,000, compared to an expected 212,000, and the previous figure was revised from 210,000 to 211,000.
Federal Reserve's Logan: Supports keeping interest rates unchanged
According to Jintou Data, Federal Reserve's Logan stated that he supports the Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates at the recent FOMC meeting.

Circle announces the launch of Circle Wrapped Bitcoin (cirBTC), a 1:1 tokenized Bitcoin backed by native BTC, designed specifically for institutional markets. The reserve can be verified in real-time on-chain, suitable for OTC trading and other institutional scenarios. cirBTC will initially be launched on Ethereum and Arc platforms, with a formal release after regulatory approval is completed.

One of the world's largest Bitcoin mining companies, MARA, is laying off approximately 15% of its staff and transforming into an energy and digital infrastructure company. MARA has acquired a subsidiary of EDF to enter the AI field and recently sold over 15,133 BTC to repay debt. Affected employees will receive severance compensation.

SpaceX raises its target valuation for its initial public offering to over $2 trillion, preparing to conduct a "test water" briefing for potential investors. This valuation will make it surpass most companies in the S&P 500 index.