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According to the report released by Hacken, Web3 projects suffered losses of $464.5 million in the first quarter of 2026 due to hacking and scams, primarily from phishing attacks and hardware wallet scams. Smart contract vulnerabilities and access control failures also resulted in significant losses. Regulatory requirements are tightening.

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This might be the most passionate AI revenge drama of the year.
The once-dominant AI giant OpenAI is no longer in the spotlight. Its former employees, who left with six people to establish Anthropic, are gradually eroding OpenAI's leading position in terms of revenue, valuation, and enterprise market share.
The temperature difference in the secondary market is the most intuitive. Ken Smythe, founder of Next Round Capital, has a pile of $600 million worth of OpenAI old shares transfer applications in front of him, with six hedge funds and venture capital firms lining up to sell. At this time last year, these stocks would have been snapped up within days. Now? He has scoured hundreds of institutional investors' pools and can't find a single buyer.
At the same time, $2 billion in cash is queued up to buy Anthr

The UK Liberal Democratic Party has submitted an investigation request to the Financial Conduct Authority, questioning whether there is a conflict of interest in the relationship between party leader Farage and Bitcoin company Stack BTC. Stack BTC recently purchased Bitcoin, and Farage holds shares in it. This occurred amid the UK government's push to ban political donations from cryptocurrencies.

The IRS is stepping up efforts to combat cryptocurrency tax evasion, and investors must report transactions by April 15. Starting in 2025, new reporting rules will require brokers to report gains from digital asset transactions, and investors will need to calculate their cost basis themselves. About 61% of investors are unaware of this, and 52% are worried about making reporting errors. Experts recommend collecting transaction records to avoid hefty fines and criminal penalties.