Hyperliquid co-founder announced on April 1 on a social platform that its mobile app is now live on the Google Play Store. It is currently in an MVP testing version, offering only the deal notification feature, with the goal of collecting user feedback and optimizing the product. Users were reminded to avoid downloading counterfeit apps, and future versions will continue improving functionality.

Payments giant Stripe’s Bridge Ventures Inc. is facing public backlash over a transaction involving 12 trucks with Venezuelan companies, with outside observers raising questions about its compliance. Although Bridge denies involvement in the deal and says it may have been a paperwork error, the recipient party and its sensitive background make the situation more complicated, highlighting the compliance challenges that stablecoin businesses face during global expansion.

Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer announced that it has reached an agreement with a Norwegian contractor to retrofit existing facilities into Norway’s largest AI data center, supporting NVIDIA’s AI technology. At the same time, Bitdeer is clearing its Bitcoin reserves and plans to raise $300 million by issuing convertible preferred notes to advance the transformation of high-performance computing and AI infrastructure.

Gate News reports that on March 28, the CESS Network official announced that co-founder and COO Jessie Dai is taking a temporary leave of absence to deal with family emergencies. During this period, her responsibilities will be taken over by co-founder and chairman Nicholas Zaldastani and the team.

South Korea’s banking industry is actively strengthening cooperation with cryptocurrency exchanges to deal with constrained loan growth and to seek new profit opportunities. Several banks have established partnerships with exchanges, despite historical incidents involving mistaken Bitcoin airdrops. Regulators plan to expand their regulatory authority, which could intensify competition among banks.

Tether announces an agreement with the Big Four accounting firms to conduct a comprehensive audit of its USDT reserves, marking the largest-scale inaugural audit in financial market history and signifying significant progress in reserve transparency. This initiative will boost market confidence and promote stablecoin compliance and mainstream adoption.

House Republicans rejected the Senate's legislative deal proposal, which attempted to combine a community bank deregulation bill with a cryptocurrency bill in exchange for support for a housing affordability bill. The House Financial Services Committee expressed skepticism about this approach and hopes that the Senate will also adopt the House's housing proposal.

Trump announced a delay in military strikes against Iran, triggering a sharp decline in oil prices. Despite claiming effective dialogue with Iran, Iran's parliamentary speaker denied direct negotiations. Trump's threats toward Iran since 2018 have shown a repeated pattern, with only partial follow-through. Looking ahead, three possible scenarios may emerge after the 5-day deadline, with the market holding different expectations for future oil price movements. In this game, both Trump and Iran face internal pressure, and the choice between negotiations and military action will influence the situation's development.

Gate News reported that on March 24, Paris-based digital asset company Ledger completed a $50 million secondary equity sale in the fourth quarter of last year. The transaction was led by company CEO Pascal Gauthier, with an early investor selling its stake in this deal. Pascal Gauthier stated that the company currently has no immediate plans for an initial public offering (IPO), but declined to disclose the company's valuation.

Major League Baseball has reached a $300 million partnership agreement with prediction market platform Polymarket, aimed at enhancing transaction transparency and compliance for sporting events, marking an important signal of support for prediction markets in the sports industry. The agreement includes data sharing and market integrity mechanisms, though it faces state legal risks.