Elon Musk announced he will reduce his involvement with D.O.G.E starting in May, causing Tesla’s stock to rise 5% after the earnings call. This follows D.O.G.E's major federal cuts, affecting agencies tied to Musk’s companies. The key question is whether this shift will help Tesla recover from its tough financial quarter.

Trump Media & Technology Group has teamed up with Crypto.com and Yorkville America Digital to launch “America-First” ETFs via Truth.Fi, pending SEC approval. The funds will feature US securities and digital assets, backed by up to $250 million in capital from Trump Media.

Quantum researchers are offering 1 Bitcoin to anyone who can crack the largest "toy version" of a Bitcoin key using Shor's algorithm. This challenge explores quantum computing's potential in cryptography and its application to Bitcoin's encryption.

US and Canadian authorities teamed up in "Operation Avalanche" to dismantle a $4.3M Ethereum phishing scam, recover stolen funds, and alert affected wallet holders. Could this mark a new chapter in global crypto crime enforcement?

Harvard rejected Trump administration demands to regulate campus speech, citing First Amendment violations. In response, the administration froze $2.3 billion in federal funding. Barack Obama praised Harvard for defending academic freedom and resisting political pressure.

Meta will begin training its AI models using EU user data this week, after pausing last year due to privacy concerns. Only public content from adult users will be used, with private messages and data from minors excluded.

Mantra CEO John Mullin has denied insider dumping after OM’s collapse and outlined recovery plans, including possible buybacks.

Mantra’s OM token plunged 90% on Sunday, wiping out $5.2 billion in market value and sparking insider trading speculation. The co-founder denied team involvement, blaming forced liquidations on centralized exchanges. To address concerns, Mantra will host a community session on X.

Binance users are reporting targeted SMS phishing scams mimicking official alerts. The messages likely exploit leaked user data and uniform formatting to deceive recipients. In response, Binance has extended its Anti-Phishing Code to SMS, urging users to verify messages and report suspicious activity.

Hong Kong’s SFC has approved staking services for licensed crypto platforms, advancing the city’s goal of becoming a global crypto hub. HashKey can now offer Ethereum staking, including for spot ETFs—signaling rising regulatory support for digital assets.