Project 0 Co-Founder MacBrennan posts an update, stating that the losses from the Drift vulnerability incident will be addressed by April 2, and the specific calculation method will be announced before resuming operations. Drift lenders will share losses proportionally, while non-lenders may face an impairment of up to approximately 2%. The loss assessment is based on the most conservative scenario; conditions may improve in the future.

Nasdaq-listed ZeroStack Corp. announced on April 2 that it has reached a $107 million financing transaction based on 0G tokens. After completion, it will hold 21% of the total token supply. The Texas company Texas Blocker, established for this purpose, will become its wholly owned subsidiary. The share exchange is expected to be completed on July 5, 2026, subject to relevant conditions and shareholder approval.

Circle (CRCL) stock price continues to weaken, affected by multiple factors such as regulatory repricing and others. At the same time, market participants are re-evaluating its profitability as Tether’s market expansion intensifies competition and impacts Circle’s market share. Profit-taking and strategic de-risking have led to price volatility, reflecting deeper changes in the crypto industry; the market is gradually shifting toward fundamentals-driven dynamics.

Empery Digital Inc. announced on April 1 that it fully repaid its outstanding term loan by selling 370 Bitcoin, raising approximately $24.7 million. The company holds 2,989 Bitcoin with the goal of enhancing financial flexibility to manage market volatility. It may in the future increase its borrowing limits and reduce its Bitcoin holdings to support share repurchases.

Empery Digital recently sold 370 bitcoins, generating about $24.7 million in proceeds. Its current holdings have fallen to 2,989 bitcoins. The company fully repaid a term loan through a share placement and bitcoin sales, reducing interest expense, and freed approximately 1,800 bitcoins as collateral, improving its balance sheet.

In March 2026, total funding in the crypto primary market reached $2.58 billion, up sharply 286.3% from February. DeFi, CeFi, and infrastructure are the main funding areas. The predicted-market projects Kalshi and Polymarket together raised $1.6 billion, accounting for 64.3% of the total. M&A events pushed the broader total funding amount to $4.279 billion.

Bitcoin mining company Cango Inc. received a remediation notice from the New York Stock Exchange because its share price stayed below $1.00 for 30 consecutive trading days. It has a six-month remediation period. If it does not meet the requirements, it will face a suspension of trading and delisting, but the company’s operations and filing obligations will not be affected.

The Polymarket team on Discord addressed concerns that fees were too high, acknowledged a calculation error that caused the fee curve to become unbalanced, and has now revised the calculation to be based on “share quantity,” restoring the normal fee structure. Users are advised to place limit orders to get fee-free trading, and they can also receive a maker rebate incentive of 20% to 25%.

Investment bank Benchmark initiates coverage of tokenization platform Securitize, assigning a “Buy” rating and a $16 target price. It calls the company an “early shovel seller” opportunity in the tokenization wave, citing its comprehensive positioning across the tokenized asset lifecycle and a 70% market share, even though industry momentum remains strong. However, the broader adoption of tokenization still requires a clearer regulatory environment.

Data shows that more than 40% of altcoin trading prices have moved close to their historical lows. The market has remained weak as geopolitical tensions and liquidity dilution weigh on it. Globally, about 47 million crypto tokens have been issued, with Solana, Base, and BNB Chain accounting for a larger share.