Recent reports suggest that Satoshi Nakamoto's dormant Bitcoin wallets may attract hackers, raising concerns about the catastrophic economic impact if quantum hacking occurs. With 1.1 million BTC at stake, the cryptocurrency community faces challenges in making the Bitcoin network quantum-proof and managing these coins.

Grayscale has filed an S-1 amendment for its Bittensor (TAO) trust with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a vehicle that allows investors to gain TAO exposure in the form of securities. The trust carries risks of premium/discount and liquidity restrictions, and has not yet met its goal of tracking the TAO price. This filing could be an important step toward a regulated investment product or an ETF. As attention to technical breakthroughs in the Bittensor ecosystem grows, institutional demand is also increasing.

Circle Internet Group unveiled plans for cirBTC, a wrapped Bitcoin token backed 1:1 by native BTC, designed to provide institutions with a secure and neutral version of wrapped Bitcoin for use in decentralized finance applications, lending protocols, and trading.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF markets have recently seen outflows, with net redemptions of $173.73 million in a single day. These were mainly driven by BlackRock and Fidelity’s two major funds. At the same time, Ethereum ETFs have also experienced mixed outflows, suggesting that capital is rotating among different products. Market sentiment remains uncertain, influenced by geopolitics and policy; meanwhile, institutions’ ongoing accumulation appetite has stayed weak.

Bitcoin (BTC) gives back this week’s gains, temporarily trading at around $66,780 on April 3. Bitcoin miner MARA cut 15% of its workforce, shifting its strategy toward energy and digital infrastructure. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic says North Korean hackers may exploit a vulnerability in the Drift Protocol to profit $286 million.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, appointed Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as Acting Attorney General, and dissolved the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, issuing a memorandum to halt regulatory enforcement against the crypto industry. When Blanche signed this memorandum, he still held crypto assets, which allegedly violated ethical standards and sparked legal disputes; whether transferring his assets into his family’s name can eliminate the conflict of interest remains controversial.

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Key points: Buyers will have to sustain Bitcoin above $69,000 to gain the upper hand in the short term. Select major altcoins may break above their near-term resistance, signaling buying at lower levels. Bitcoin (BTC) is facing resistance at $69,000, but the bulls continue to

Bitcoin treasury holders have faced a renewed wave of scrutiny as market stress spread through the sector. Nakamoto (NAKA), a prominent crypto treasury company, disclosed March sales that locked in losses, a signal that broader capital discipline could intensify in the coming weeks. The

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