ChainCatcher news, according to FinanceFeeds, former House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick McHenry stated that former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has a much more moderate attitude towards digital assets in private than in public.Patrick McHenry mentioned in the "American Cryptocurrency" podcast that in private discussions, Gensler expressed appreciation for the potential of blockchain and digital assets—this stands in stark contrast to his aggressive regulatory stance during his leadership at the SEC. McHenry recalled that Gensler often referenced his time at MIT, where he taught courses on blockchain and digital currencies, noting that he recognized the value of digital assets and understood blockchain technology.Others who worked with Gensler during his academic career also confirmed this perspective. Sei Labs General Counsel Gerald Gallagher pointed out that Gensler contributed to the early conceptualization of token airdrops—a detail that is rarely mentioned in his public biography.

ChainCatcher news, according to X user @cryptomanran, the meme coin of Trump's social platform TruthSocial will be launched in the next 72 hours.Previous report, the Trump Media Group plans to launch a utility token for Truth Social.

ChainCatcher news, reported by unusual_whales, when asked by a reporter if he profited from cryptocurrency, Trump responded: "I haven't even looked at it. If I owned stock in a company and I was doing well, the market was up, I guess I would be profiting. But the real profiting is done by people like Pelosi who use insider information."

ChainCatcher news, the co-founder of Zerebro, Jeffy Yu, who was previously rumored to have committed suicide, has been found living at his parents' home in the Crocker-Amazon neighborhood of San Francisco, California. According to George Kelly, a reporter for The San Francisco Standard, he had a brief conversation with Jeffy Yu in front of the residence, but Jeffy Yu refused to discuss the suicide allegations or whether he profited from it, only stating: "I have been doxxed, I have been harassed. If you can find me, others can find me too, and now I have to move my parents out this week."

ChainCatcher message, Zhao Changpeng posted on X platform stating: "There are former employees who were expelled from Binance for insider trading, claiming to be some kind of founder or CXO years later. Besides the CEO, CTO, CMO, CCO, CFO, and COO, Binance has never had any other C-level positions. The above story is purely fictional, please do not take it personally."

ChainCatcher News, U.S. President Trump announced on the 9th a 90-day suspension of tariffs and stated a few hours earlier: "Now is a good time to buy stocks!" He ended with the abbreviation "DJT," which has been interpreted by the public as a suspicion of insider trading. In response, several senators are calling for Congress to investigate whether Trump is involved in insider trading or market manipulation.According to Time Magazine, "DJT" is the stock code for his media company. It is worth noting that Trump does not often use abbreviated signatures, and the stock price of Trump Media & Technology Group surged nearly 22% after the announcement of the tariff suspension on the 9th, and rose another 5% in early trading on the 10th.Previously, the tariff plan caused Trump's net worth to evaporate by $1 billion, with the largest loss coming from his most valuable asset, the "Trump Media Technology Group."

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, sources say that CoinShares' head of asset management, Frank Spiteri, has left the company, which has now initiated new hiring. Due to the private nature of this matter, the source requested anonymity.Frank Spiteri has over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry and has worked for CoinShares in London for more than five years. According to his LinkedIn profile, he served as the head of European distribution and capital markets at ETF issuer WisdomTree before joining CoinShares.

ChainCatcher news, sources say that a16z is seeking to raise $20 billion for its largest fund ever.

ChainCatcher news, according to Wall Street Journal reports, the EU plans to impose a hefty fine of over $1 billion on Musk's social platform X, due to X's alleged violations of the Digital Services Act, failing to effectively regulate false information and illegal content on the platform. Regulatory authorities are also advancing a second investigation against X, and may include the revenues of Musk's other private companies in the penalty base, potentially leading to a final fine that far exceeds expectations. Analysts believe that the EU's recent regulation of tech companies may be one of the reasons for Trump's announcement this week of imposing high tariffs on the EU.The New York Times cited four informed sources revealing that EU regulators are preparing to impose heavy penalties on Musk's social platform X, as the platform is suspected of violating the Digital Services Act (DSA) regarding the fight against illegal content and false information. This penalty is expected to be officially announced this summer and may become the EU's first formal penalty under this law.

ChainCatcher news, uDEX announced that the team has coordinated with all stakeholders and reached the following action plan: the development team wallet (similar to a foundation) will be locked for 2 years; 149 million UUU in the internal wallet (accounting for 14.9% of the total supply) will be used for community airdrops, partnerships, and liquidity, with all operations remaining transparent and implementing rolling locks; 500 million UUU (accounting for 50% of the total supply) will be sent to a black hole address for permanent destruction, expected to be completed soon; 18 million UUU related to insider trading will be destroyed with the assistance of Binance.Previously, according to an official announcement from Binance, its internal audit team received a report on March 23, 2025, alleging that an employee used insider information for front-running trades to gain improper profits. Binance launched a comprehensive internal investigation. The preliminary investigation has now concluded, and the person involved has been suspended and will face legal accountability.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement from uDEX, the project has coordinated with all stakeholders and reached the following action plan aimed at eliminating market concerns and promoting the project's advancement:The development team's wallet (similar to a foundation) will be locked for 2 years;149 million $UUU (accounting for 14.9% of the total supply) in the internal wallet will be used for community airdrops, partnerships, and liquidity provision, with all operations remaining transparent and implementing rolling locks;500 million $UUU (accounting for 50% of the total supply) will be sent to a black hole address for permanent destruction, expected to be completed in the near future;18 million $UUU related to insider trading will be destroyed with the assistance of Binance;

ChainCatcher message, regarding Binance's announcement of employee insider trading details, Sun Yuchen posted on X platform saying: "Huobi and TRON will also conduct strict investigations."

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Binance Wallet stated that on March 23, 2025, the Binance internal audit team received a complaint alleging that an employee used insider information for front-running trades. The preliminary investigation results are as follows:Investigation Results: The employee had previously held a business development position at BNB Chain before joining the Binance Wallet team. They used information obtained from their previous position to purchase tokens of a certain project in advance, and then quickly sold them after the project announcement was made, reaping significant profits. This behavior violated company policy and constituted front-running based on non-public information.Disciplinary Action: The employee has been suspended pending further disciplinary action. Binance will actively cooperate with relevant authorities and take appropriate legal action in accordance with the law.Whistleblower Rewards: Binance encourages community oversight and rewards effective information reported through official channels. A total of $100,000 has been allocated to four whistleblowers. For future leads, the community can continue to submit through official channels.Binance is committed to strengthening internal controls to ensure transparency, fairness, and integrity, maintaining a secure trading environment.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the Trump family's cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial has discussed cooperation with Binance.Insiders revealed that the discussions included the potential joint development of a dollar-backed stablecoin. According to four insiders, it is currently unclear how far the negotiations have progressed, and it is uncertain whether any deal or cooperation will be reached.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, informed sources say that the crypto payment company MoonPay has acquired the API-focused stablecoin infrastructure company Iron for a "nine-figure" price, meaning a value of at least 100 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to Fortune, former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried recently appeared on the Tucker Carlson podcast. However, under normal circumstances, media interviews in U.S. federal prisons must be approved, and this interview did not receive such approval.According to a source, Tucker Carlson may have disguised himself as a lawyer to conduct a video call and bypass the prison's approval process to interview SBF. He may have claimed to be a legal advisor, thereby obtaining permission for an unmonitored video access.

ChainCatcher news, as industry leaders are striving to cope with the uncertainty of widespread tariffs and the market plunge triggered by concerns over economic recession, U.S. President Trump plans to meet with business executives on Tuesday.According to informed sources, Trump's meeting with the Washington "Business Roundtable" will include CEOs from across the country, including heads of Wall Street financial giants. Trump's early victory had sparked optimism among banking leaders, but as tariff policies took effect and concerns about economic slowdown intensified, doubts about his policy path have deepened in the market.Last week, Trump stated that there might be an "adjustment period" after the tariffs take effect. The current chair of the Business Roundtable is Cisco Systems CEO Chuck Robbins, and board members include heavyweight figures from the financial sector such as JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser.