Justin Sun once again accused FDT of fraud in a post. He said: First Digital Trust (FDT) blatantly disregarded all fiduciary obligations and regulatory norms, claiming to manage Aria Commodity Finance Fund's securities portfolio of up to US$501.8 million on behalf of Techteryx in its own legal name. According to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO), any individual or company that provides securities portfolio management services must hold a Type 9 license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, unless the service is limited to its wholly-owned subsidiaries or provided by its 100%-controlled parent company. Obviously, FDT is not only ignoring the basic principles of the trust industry, but also openly defying Hong Kong's laws on banking and investment. In other words, its actions have completely disregarded Hong Kong's regulatory agencies and law enforcement agencies.

According to the official announcement, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit will list FIL in the Korean won market, and trading will start at 16:30 (UTC+9) on April 4 (estimated).

He Yi, the co-founder of Binance, tweeted in response to criticisms of Binance, saying that although Binance has many problems, it cannot be held responsible for the rise and fall of all currencies. She admitted that the team still needs to improve its products and operations, and said that it will continue to iterate and optimize, while understanding the criticisms of users due to their expectations. He Yi mentioned that the Binance customer service team often solicits user feedback online, but is tired of the frequent accusations from the outside world, saying that they do not want to be caught in a situation similar to a "criticism scene".

QCP Capital analyzed that US President Trump announced a 10% tariff on all imported goods and implemented "reciprocal tariffs" for countries with large trade deficits, triggering global trade tensions. As a result, the price of Bitcoin plummeted from a high of $88,500 to $81,200, erasing previous gains and leading to widespread liquidation in the crypto market, with more than $221 million of long positions being closed, and BTC falling more than ETH. At the same time, US stock futures also suffered a heavy blow, with S&P 500 futures falling 3.38% and Nasdaq 100 futures falling 4.28%. The market focus now turns to tonight's US non-farm payrolls report, and weak data may strengthen the Fed's expectations of further interest rate cuts this year. The market currently expects four interest rate cuts in 2025, in June, July, September and December, with each cut of 25 basis points. In the short term, the volatility of the options market remains high, and investors tend to buy downside protection, reflecting the uncertainty and cautious attitude of market sentiment. However, with risky assets oversold, there may be opportunities for a rebound in the short term.

Cango announced that it will sell its Chinese auto finance business to Ursalpha Digital Limited, which is associated with Antalpha under Bitmain, for US$352 million, and will fully transform into a Bitcoin mining company.

According to the announcement of MARA Holdings, a total of 242 blocks were mined in March 2025, a month-on-month increase of 17%, with an average daily BTC output of 26.8 and a cumulative output of 829 BTC. The company's total BTC holdings increased to 47,531.

A total of 600 million BABY will be airdropped to Phase 1 stakers, Finality Providers, Pioneer Pass NFT holders, and GitHub contributors, accounting for 6% of the total supply.