According to Odaily Planet Daily, DeFi research and risk management firm Gauntlet stated on the X platform that Resolv Labs has not released a remediation plan after the exploit incident, forcing Gauntlet to seek full recovery of funds through various means. To minimize the impact, Gauntlet has removed several vault markets. If assets are recovered, claims agreements will be established for affected liquidity providers. Current key measures include: 1. Removal of the wstUSR/USDC market from the mainnet USDC Core (v1), affecting approximately $7.6 million in liquidity; 2. Removal of the wstUSR/USDC, PT-RLP-9APR2026/USDC, and RLP/USDC markets from USDC Frontier (v1.1), affecting approximately $4.3 million in liquidity; 3. Removal of the USR/USDC market from Seamless USDC (v1.1) and Extrafi XLend USDC (v1.1); 4. Removal of the markets related to Resolv USDC (v1.1) after the 3-day lock-up period ends.

According to a report by 10x Research on the X platform, published by Odaily Planet Daily, Bitcoin has not demonstrated its "anti-inflation" or "safe-haven asset" attributes against the backdrop of the current US-Iran conflict. Instead, it has fallen in tandem with other risky assets, indicating a shift in its price-driving logic. The launch of Bitcoin ETFs has introduced a new group of investors to the market, mostly from Wall Street, who focus more on macroeconomic variables than on-chain applications or network growth indicators. However, not all "macro" indicators apply to Bitcoin. Some retail investors still rely on narratives of "four-year cycles" or even extended to "five-year cycles," leading to continued long positions during the decline. Currently, the market generally misinterprets Bitcoin, viewing it as a safe-haven asset, over-relying on ineffective liquidity models, and ignoring the key macroeconomic factors that truly drive the cycle.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that at the 2026 Annual Tax Seminar of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Hong Kong Branch, Hong Kong's Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Chan Ho-lim, stated that the OECD has revised its Common Reporting Standard (CRS) to include new digital financial products such as central bank digital currencies and optimized the reporting and due diligence requirements for financial institutions. Furthermore, the OECD has released the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) to enable tax jurisdictions to automatically exchange crypto asset transaction data, improving transaction transparency. The Hong Kong Legislative Council has given support to complete legislation by 2026. (Aastocks)

According to Arkham's monitoring, about 15 hours ago, BlackRock transferred 4,833 ETH, worth approximately $9.78 million, to the Coinbase Prime address through its Ethereum exchange-traded fund ETHA; subsequently, it transferred 204.045 BTC, worth approximately $13.53 million, to the Coinbase Prime address through its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund IBIT.

According to Lookonchain, CoinShares has transferred 10,720 BTC to a new wallet in the past two days, worth approximately $720 million, marking the largest BTC outflow from the institution.