Odaily Planet Daily reports that Atomicals Market, a third-party Bitcoin trading platform, announced on the X platform that it plans to officially cease operations on April 30. Currently, all order and bid data are recorded off-chain and will no longer be displayed after the shutdown. Users do not need to perform any additional operations on order placement or pricing, but they need to transfer assets or export their AM Wallet private keys before the shutdown.

According to a notice to crew members issued by Odaily Planet Daily, the U.S. military stated that any vessels entering or leaving the blockade zone without authorization will be intercepted, diverted, and detained. The blockade applies to all shipping traffic, regardless of flag. The blockade will be implemented in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea east of the Strait of Hormuz. (Jinshi)

According to Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, Bitcoin ETFs have recorded another week of solid inflows, and year-to-date (YTD) inflows have now officially turned positive. Although previous outflows were not substantial, the funds successfully "filled the gap" amid limited upward price momentum, demonstrating strong resilience.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that fintech company Superstate has announced the completion of a Series B funding round, with Invesco Private Capital, a subsidiary of asset management giant Invesco, becoming a new investor. The amount was not disclosed. Simultaneously, Invesco will become the investment manager of Superstate's flagship tokenized fund, USTB (Short-Term US Treasury Bond Fund), starting in Q2 2026. This fund, with approximately $900 million in assets, is one of the world's largest tokenized government bond products. Following the handover, the fund will be renamed, and Superstate will retain its digital transfer agent functions. This move marks Invesco's full entry into the blockchain fund sector. (Prnewswire)

A study published by the University of California, in collaboration with Fuzzland and other institutions, has revealed that LLM routers have become a critical attack surface for crypto assets. The study found 26 third-party AI routing services secretly injecting malicious calls and stealing user credentials, with one incident resulting in the theft of $500,000 in crypto wallets. These intermediaries can read private keys and API keys in plaintext, controlling 400 hosts within hours by "polluting" the ecosystem. With AI agents potentially mediating trillions of dollars in transactions and payments exceeding human volumes by millions of times in the future, the severely lagging security infrastructure and the potential for this "weakest link" to trigger a chain reaction of crises. (Coindesk)