According to the official FAQ page of FIFA Collect, the FIFA Collect platform will be migrated to the EVM-compatible FIFA Blockchain no earlier than May 20. Collections exported to the off-chain must be re-imported before May 20, otherwise they will not be able to be traded on the new platform. There will be a brief service outage of about 10 hours during the migration.

"Xiaomi MiMo" surpassed OpenAI o1-mini and Alibaba Qwen-32B in AIME mathematical reasoning and LiveCodeBench programming assessments.

In 2025, his focus will include the long-term development of Ethereum L1 (such as single-slot finality, virtual machine evolution, statelessness and security/decentralization) and full-stack security and privacy construction, striving to achieve a non-intermediary, high-privacy Ethereum application environment. He will also focus on broader decentralized acceleration (d/acc) issues, including communication tools, mechanism design, public goods funding, operating systems, hardware and biodefense.

Binance Futures will launch the PUNDIXUSDT perpetual contract at 18:00 Beijing time on April 30, and the CTKUSDT perpetual contract at 18:15, both supporting up to 75x leverage.

Coinglass data shows that the liquidation amount of ALPACA tokens exceeded US$50 million in the past 24 hours, mainly due to short orders. The 24-hour liquidation was US$50.187 million, exceeding BTC (US$43.475 million), of which US$3.98 million was liquidated on the Bybit platform at 13:13:30 today.

DeSci is reshaping the scientific research model through technological, capital and philosophical revolutions, and is expected to become the core infrastructure for global scientific collaboration in the future.

Arthur Hayes reiterated his optimistic prediction for Bitcoin prices at the Token2049 conference in Dubai, believing that Bitcoin could rise to $1 million by 2028. Hayes pointed out that the United States will need to increase dollar liquidity, which is similar to quantitative easing, which will drive cryptocurrency prices higher. He compared the current market conditions with the third quarter of 2022, when the market was concerned about factors such as central bank rate hikes, but the United States injected $2.5 trillion through the repurchase program. Hayes said that even if Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may not intervene in the market directly, arbitrage hedge funds may indirectly promote market recovery by increasing liquidity by purchasing Treasury bonds. He advised investors to "go long everything," including cryptocurrencies and stocks.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has terminated its investigation into PayPal's stablecoin PYUSD and has not taken enforcement action. In a document disclosed on May 1, PayPal said that the SEC enforcement department issued a document subpoena in November 2023 and notified the end of the investigation in February 2025. PayPal pointed out in the document that future legislation may bring new compliance costs to stablecoin issuers, and if partners are involved in litigation or PYUSD is used for illegal transactions, it may cause reputational risks. The termination of this investigation may ease institutional compliance concerns about stablecoins in the short term.

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has issued the Final Guidelines on Anti-Abuse Regulation in Crypto-Asset Markets. The document, as a supporting rule for the MiCA regulations, will be fully implemented within three months of publication. The guidelines require regulators in the 27 EU member states to establish a unified market monitoring system, focusing on preventing three types of violations: insider trading, illegal information disclosure and market manipulation, and particularly emphasize the need to strengthen supervision of the spread of false information on social media, blogs and other online platforms. The document requires professional trading institutions (PPAETs) to deploy automated monitoring tools and establish a hierarchical processing mechanism for suspicious transaction reports (STORs). For cross-border supervision, ESMA explicitly requires regulators in various countries to share regulatory cases of non-EU crypto companies and regularly report cross-border collaboration obstacles to ESMA.