A Danish National Bank report shows only 4% of Danes own cryptocurrency, unchanged since 2023 and below other European nations. Most holders invest small amounts, with adoption hindered by cautious banks and risk concerns, mainly among younger, wealthier individuals.

A recent survey reveals a surge in cryptocurrency ownership in Singapore, especially among Gen Z and younger millennials. Overall adoption rose to 32% in 2026, and expectations for Bitcoin's value have shifted, with many forecasting significant price increases by 2030.

STT GDC and SuperX AI Technology have launched an AI Innovation Center in Singapore, allowing enterprises to run AI workloads locally. The facility provides high-performance computing resources, offering a 14-day free trial for users to validate AI models.

A study found that five AI chatbots offered problematic medical advice in about 50% of cases, with 20% highly problematic. They struggled with open-ended questions, raising concerns about misinformation and the reliability of chatbot medical advice.

A study shows that only 6.5% of U.S. taxpayers reported cryptocurrency sales from 2013 to 2021, despite surveys indicating 12% to 21% of adults owned crypto. Younger, lower-income investors favored meme tokens, with significant trading differences from traditional stocks.

OpenAI issued a security advisory on April 11 confirming that it identified a security issue involving the third-party library Axios, but found no evidence that user data was accessed. To ensure security, the company requires all macOS users to update to the latest version to prevent the risk of forged applications.

Gate News message, April 7, Indonesian authorities recently convicted three defendants on terrorism financing charges involving cryptocurrency, becoming one of the first terror-financing conviction cases in Southeast Asia supported primarily by on-chain blockchain evidence. One of the defendants transferred more than 49,000 USDT to an overseas exchange through 15 transactions, and the flow of funds is linked to networks associated with ISIS. None of the three defendants directly participated in a terrorist attack; their role was characterized as the “financial logistics layer” of a terrorist organization.

Blockchain security firm SlowMist released a security assessment report for a mainstream Web3 wallet. The results show the wallet does not transmit private keys or seed phrases to external parties. Overall, no sensitive data leakage risk was detected, providing users with a safe reference.