U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis is calling for advancing the 《CLARITY Act》 legislation as soon as possible, warning that otherwise it may take nearly four years to restart the regulatory framework. The bill is intended to provide a clear regulatory structure for the crypto industry and to promote innovation and market development. Multiple industry figures and regulators support the legislation, emphasizing the need to avoid regulatory uncertainty.

Grayscale has updated its list of candidate assets for its products, covering four major categories: AI, finance, smart contract platforms, and utility tools, and adding multiple new projects. Current products include mainstream assets such as BTC and ETH, and the candidate list will be updated each quarter.

WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff responded to a critical article, pointing out that the article’s author is not affiliated with WLFI and that multiple pieces of information in the piece are incorrect, including confusing WLFI with the Trump meme coin and having no connection to CIC digital. He emphasized that WLFI’s main product is stablecoins and urged people to do thorough research before publishing.

Gate News update: On April 11, according to Lookonchain monitoring, trader 0x082e went long HYPE 5x with an average entry price of $38.68 four months ago, holding 1.38 million HYPE (worth $58.4 million), making them the largest on-chain HYPE long. This trader is currently up more than $5 million, but has already paid $2 million in funding fees.

The white paper jointly released by Gate Research Institute and Global HR states that by Q1 2026, the crypto industry will face job shifts driven by AI transformation, and cross-functional talent will become a core competitive advantage. The industry is mainly divided into four areas: exchanges, public chains and infrastructure, DeFi and derivatives, and stablecoins, with technology research and development needs being the most prominent.

TD Cowen cut Strategy (MSTR)’s target price by 20.5% to $350, maintained a Buy rating, citing a lowered expectation for the price of bitcoin. For fiscal year 2026, its forecast for bitcoin revenue was reduced to $7.87 billion, and it still believes MSTR will convert demand for market volatility through leverage.

Gate News message, according to Gate’s official announcement, Gate will list One Football (OFC) spot trading on April 9, 2026 at 18:00 (UTC+8). OFC flash exchange trading will begin on the same day at 19:00 (UTC+8), and the withdrawal function is expected to be launched on April 10, 2026 at 18:00 (UTC+8). OFC has been deployed on both the BASE chain and the Ethereum ERC20 network. At the same time, Gate will launch the CandyDrop airdrop campaign. The campaign runs from April 10, 2026 12:00 to April 23, 2026 12:00 (UTC+8). A total of 2,500,000 OFC tokens will be shared out. The campaign includes four prize pools: spot first trade, spot trading, flash exchange trading, and invite friends. They will share out 400,000, 700,000, 700,000, and 700,000 OFC, respectively. The per-person maximum share for each is 2,000 tokens. One Football (OFC) is a community platform for football fans. Through a token mechanism, it provides rewards to users and builds a unique experience. The official website is https://club.onefootball.com/.

Crypto analyst Andrey Sergeenkov disclosed that only 0.015% of Polymarket traders can consistently earn $5,000 per month for four months, and only 840 wallets have profits exceeding $100k. Most traders leave after short-term trading, and the share of long-term active traders is low.

Gate News message, four wallets connected to a single entity opened long positions worth $33.3 million in $FARTCOIN over the past four hours. These positions were subsequently liquidated, resulting in a loss of $3.02 million. The trading activity has raised concerns about potential market manipulati