According to Huoxun Finance, WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff responded to a recent article circulating on the X platform, written by someone claiming to be a "WLFI Web3 Ambassador," which raised questions about WLFI. Verification has confirmed that the author is not a member of the WLFI team and has no affiliation with WLFI. Zach Witkoff explicitly stated: 1. The article conflates WLFI with Trump's memecoin; the two are completely unrelated. 2. WLFI has no connection to "fight fight fight" or CIC CIC digital. 3. Early holders of WIFI bought in between $0.015 and $0.05, and the current price is $0.08. 4. WIFI does not use "transaction fees" as its core product; its main product is a stablecoin that generates returns through holding government bonds, and this stablecoin is the second largest compliant stablecoin by trading volume and market capitalization. Furthermore, Zach Witkoff added, "More thorough research should be done before writing a long tweet."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bittensor co-founder Jacob Robert Steeves responded to the Covenant AI incident, stating that the events of the past few days have "deeply shaken" him. He accused Covenant AI founder Samuel Dare of severely damaging the protocol and community, betraying the trust of investors and users, and abetting everyone. He also apologized to users who suffered losses due to the incident. Steeves stated that Bittensor was designed to combat greed and selfishness in human nature, promoting AI ownership by all participants through a permissionless mechanism. He emphasized that while this incident exposed system vulnerabilities, it will also prompt the protocol and community to further strengthen their resilience. Regarding future directions, Steeves proposed advancing the "Locked Stake" mechanism, introducing a "time + staking" commitment dimension at the protocol layer to improve transparency and investor protection, and reduce similar risks. He pointed out that this solution was originally designed with Samuel Dare's participation. Furthermore, he stated that the development of subnets 3, 39, and 81 will continue to be driven by the community, and the overall functionality and vision will remain unchanged. Steeves emphasized that Bittensor remains one of the most decentralized AI protocols currently available, and will continue to drive the development of open AI, with plans to move towards larger-scale model training. The future goal is to train a model with one trillion parameters.

According to official sources, Binance Alpha will list Genius Foundation (GENIUS) on April 13th. Eligible users can claim airdrops using Binance Alpha Points on the Alpha event page after trading opens on Alpha. Further details will be announced separately.

According to Huoxun Finance, Sarah, a partner at Sign, has confirmed her attendance at the "Crypto 2026: From Cryptocurrency to Smart Economy" forum, to be held in Hong Kong on April 19th, and will participate in a roundtable discussion. This event, co-organized by ChainCatcher and RootData, is a key side event of the Hong Kong Web3 Carnival. Sign is building a global distribution platform for premium services and assets. Its first product, EthSign, allows users to sign legally binding agreements using public keys, generating verifiable contract consent records on-chain; its second product, TokenTable, helps Web3 projects efficiently execute, track, and manage token distribution processes. This forum will focus on the paradigm shift brought about by the deep integration of AI technology and encrypted networks, exploring cutting-edge areas such as AI Agent Economy, smart payments, RWA, and encrypted infrastructure. At the intersection of technological leaps and economic restructuring, this forum not only provides insights into the current state of the industry but also offers a forward-looking perspective on the future smart economic system. Registration: https://luma.com/18v6vwpf

According to Odaily Planet Daily, RAVE surged over 40% in a short period, reaching a high of $2.97, and is currently trading at $2.40.