On-chain detective ZachXBT revealed that Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot discovered about 50.9 BTC were stolen on March 23. The investigation shows the incident actually occurred on March 20; after the funds were transferred out, it was not noticed until about three days later. Potential fund flows involving higher amounts have not yet been identified.

The U.S. CFTC and the Department of Justice are asking a federal court to stop Arizona from enforcing its state gambling laws against prediction market operator Kalshi, arguing that its contracts should be regulated by federal oversight rather than state statutes. Related criminal charges have been filed, and the hearing is scheduled for April 13.

Gate News update, April 9, a South Korean court issued a ruling in an administrative lawsuit filed by a certain CEX operator against the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), deciding to overturn the prior three-month partial business suspension order. The court said that, in the absence of clear implementation guidance from the regulator, the operator had taken measures including customer undertakings and internal monitoring and had met its reasonable obligations. Although there is still debate over whether the measures are sufficient to fully prevent transactions with unreported counterparties, they do not support the earlier penalty decision.

Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot recently filed a report with the U.S. SEC, saying it was hit by a cyberattack on March 23 in which hackers stole approximately 50.9 BTC valued at about $3.665 million. The company has initiated an emergency response and investigation. Its customer platform and data were not affected, but it may face reputational and legal costs.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, the Nasdaq-listed digital asset management operator OceanPal released its annual financial report, disclosing that its balance sheet holds approximately 51.3 million NEAR tokens, with an additional 2.85 million NEAR tokens pledged as collateral for derivative positions. (PRNewswire)

Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot announced the appointment of new CEO Alex Holmes in a management restructuring, emphasizing efforts to address an increasingly strict regulatory environment. The company faces investigations and penalties from multiple states, has lowered performance expectations, and seen significant stock price declines. This move demonstrates its response strategy in compliance and business transformation.

Gate News reported that on March 24, SIREN token fell nearly 60% in 24 hours, with its market cap dropping to 740 million dollars. Previously, analysts pointed out that SIREN's actual market maker control ratio reached 88.5%, with the suspected operator behind the scenes being DWF Labs.

Gate News reports that on March 20, Yotta Data Services Pvt., the data center operator running India's largest-scale Nvidia AI processor cluster, is seeking a new round of financing at an estimated valuation of approximately $4 billion before submitting a preliminary prospectus for its initial public offering (IPO). The Mumbai-headquartered company plans to raise approximately $500 million to $600 million and intends to submit formal listing documents within weeks. According to informed sources, the company also plans to raise a comparable amount of capital in the public offering.

Benchmark analysts reiterated a "buy" rating on Bakkt Holdings but lowered the price target from $40 to $22, with the stock price declining approximately 5% to $9.15. The adjustment is based on an estimated EBITDA of $59.5 million. Bakkt is undergoing a strategic transformation, repositioning itself as a crypto services operator serving institutional clients.

Bitcoin Depot's money transmitter license has been emergency suspended in Connecticut due to reasons including excessive fees, failure to fully refund fraudulent transactions, and non-compliance with regulatory requirements. The company's stock price has declined significantly, and internal control deficiencies are expected to be disclosed in the annual report.