Polymarket’s prediction data shows that the probability of the "Claude Mythos" model released in April dropped sharply to 28%, while the probability of the model released in June rose to 53%. Related contract rules require that the model must be confirmed only after following specific naming conventions and being made publicly accessible, and Anthropic also prohibits users from "free-riding" on Claude.

Agora announces that, effective immediately, it will stop issuing and supporting AUSD on the Injective network. Users can redeem AUSD on a 1:1 basis, with the redemption window running until September 28, 2026. Users must operate through official channels; afterward, KYC verification and fees may be involved. This adjustment is based on a multi-chain deployment assessment mechanism.

On April 3, Orderly launched a permissionless listing feature that allows eligible Builders to independently list perpetual contract markets. Builders must meet specific conditions and pay 50,000 USDC as an insurance fund. After going live, Builders can customize parameters and earn market fees. Orderly plans to expand services such as custom oracles, supporting more than 200 projects.

Polymarket’s probability for a ceasefire between the US and Iran before May 31 has fallen to 39%, down 12% within 24 hours. Total trading volume is approaching $85 million, and both sides must publicly confirm for a ceasefire to occur. Personnel changes in the U.S. military have triggered dissatisfaction among senior officials, adding to tensions.

Pi Network rolls out a security update, requiring Pioneers to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to protect users’ account and wallet security and prevent loss of funds during the mainnet migration. This move addresses ongoing scam threats and ensures that sensitive actions are approved only by the account owner. At the same time, node operators have upgraded to protocol 21.2 to improve system performance. Users must complete the mainnet migration step by step to safeguard their assets.

Gate News message, April 3, Intergaze, a zero-gas-fee chain optimized for NFTs, announced its official shutdown. All users must complete asset withdrawals within 14 days before the bridge is shut down. The NFTs of NFT holders will be migrated to the new platform in the second half of May.

Sonic Labs announced that 32.69 million S tokens that were not yet claimed in the Q1 and Q2 airdrops will be burned on October 15. Claims for the Q1 airdrop must be made by April 18; otherwise, you may face a penalty. For Q2, claims must be made by May 24.

At EthCC, Jonathan Passerat-Palmbach discussed the evolution and challenges of crypto mempool technology, noting that current solutions cannot meet protocol-level requirements. He also argued that blind ordering mechanisms could increase centralization and degrade transaction quality. He suggested exploring programmable privacy as a compromise, emphasized that privacy must be combined with economic incentives, and advocated conducting experiments outside the protocol.

Former FTX engineer Nishad Singh agreed to pay a $3.7 million penalty to the CFTC to resolve its regulatory issues stemming from the FTX collapse. This case highlights the growing accountability that regulators are demanding from the digital asset industry, as well as the importance of internal industry cooperation in reducing legal risk. Singh’s cooperation demonstrates the impact that transparency and compliance can have on the industry’s development, reminding executives that they must take legal responsibility seriously as they grow.

A CEX CEO said they will study Bitcoin’s quantum-resistance-related issues and urged the industry to address potential threats as early as possible. Although post-quantum cryptography is feasible, execution must be approached with caution to avoid new risks. The exchange has already initiated infrastructure upgrades and is pushing community collaboration to develop quantum-resistant solutions.