ChainCatcher news, regarding traders tracking their wallet profits, Tom (@SolportTom), a developer of the meme coin issuance platform Letsbonk.Fun under BONK, stated on the X platform that the main goal now is to develop this platform and help creators reach a certain number by trying new things. To create more markets unrelated to BONK, he publicly disclosed his wallet address and purchased related tokens, buying the first non-BONK cryptocurrency (GRASSITO) after the platform announcement was made.Tom mentioned feeling a great responsibility as his wallet was being tracked. He stated, "I only bought one token, then destroyed it and repurchased because I will not abuse this influence." He also revealed that he privately increased his holdings of the token with a market value of $6 million. Tom emphasized, "I am not a developer, there is no secret supply, and I have not profited from this. I just bought the first token that appeared, did not anticipate the subsequent developments, but given the increasingly crazy situation, I decided to become a holder and support within my capacity."In addition, Tom disclosed that he holds HOSICO, LetsBONK, and GRASSITO tokens, and mentioned that he is communicating with an excellent technical team to discuss token deployment cooperation, while updates such as the platform's native translation and advanced trading features are also progressing in an orderly manner.

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko posted on X that it has been decided to remove EOF (EVM Object Format) from the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. The main reasons include: the tight timeline for the Fusaka upgrade, the development team's consensus that PeerDAS should be prioritized; the technical uncertainties that EOF may bring; and the community feedback not being effectively incorporated into the decision-making process. EOF aims to optimize the EVM bytecode structure, enhancing security and performance, and was originally planned to include about 15 EIP contents.

ChainCatcher news, former Galaxy Digital research vice president Christine Kim posted on the X platform that Ethereum developers are considering removing EOF (Ethereum Object Format) from the Fusaka upgrade. However, unlike before, Kim believes they might actually take action this time.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Ethereum core developers are considering raising the Gas limit to 150 million in the Fusaka hard fork, which is four times the current limit. This proposal has been put forward through EIP-9678, and developers believe it will significantly expand the execution capacity of Ethereum Layer 1.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Matter Labs, the company behind the Layer 2 blockchain ZKSync, has been sued for intellectual property theft by the now-defunct digital asset banking platform BANKEX.It is reported that BANKEX CEO Igor Khmel and the BANKEX Foundation filed a lawsuit in the New York State Supreme Court on March 19, accusing former BANKEX employees Alexandr Vlasov and Petr Korolev of stealing their technology to establish Matter Labs, which has raised over $450 million in venture capital and has become a major player in the blockchain industry.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, digital wallet infrastructure developer Dynamic has integrated support for the Layer 1 blockchain Sui.Sui has now become the latest ecosystem supported by Dynamic, which also supports Algorand, Base, Berachain, Bitcoin, Cosmos, Eclipse, Farcaster, Solana, TON, and other Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) networks.Additionally, developers can now integrate Dynamic's wallet software development kit (SDK), allowing Sui users to access decentralized applications (DApps) such as Crossmint, Relay, and xLabs.

ChainCatcher news, ENS chief developer nick.eth posted on social media that he encountered an extremely complex phishing attack that exploited a vulnerability in Google's infrastructure, but Google refused to fix the vulnerability.He stated that the attack emails appeared very authentic, could be verified through DKIM signatures, and were displayed normally in Gmail, alongside other legitimate security warnings. The attackers utilized Google's "Sites" service to create a trustworthy "support portal" page, as users would see "google.com" in the domain and mistakenly believe it was safe, urging users to remain cautious.

ChainCatcher news, according to @CG_BRC20 monitoring, the developer Bob Bodily of the Bitcoin ecological trading platform Odin.fun has just liquidated all assets on the Odin platform, suspected to be stolen.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, crypto venture capital firm 1kx has announced a strategic investment in the blockchain game developer Gunzilla Games for the dystopian cyberpunk shooter game "Off The Grid," with the specific amount not disclosed.It is reported that 1kx had previously been skeptical about deploying cryptocurrency strategies in AAA games due to early product execution risks, and this investment seems to indicate a shift in their previous investment strategy.

ChainCatcher News, the U.S. Department of Justice has released an official statement regarding cryptocurrency laws, stating that developers will not be held liable, while criminals using the code will be held accountable. This clarifies that developers are not responsible for the misuse of their code by criminals, and law enforcement will focus on actual criminal activities such as fraud and terrorism financing.The memorandum emphasizes the protection of the rights of legitimate blockchain users and businesses, supports fair access to banking services, and reduces enforcement actions against cryptocurrency trading platforms and mixing services. This move may signal the Trump administration's further easing of restrictions on the cryptocurrency industry, injecting new vitality into its development.

ChainCatcher news, trader Eugene posted, "The introduction of global trade tariffs marks a change in the world order that has not been seen in over 50 years. Free trade has always been a key factor driving productivity and economic growth, contributing to the largest long-term bull market in history. The shift from openness to a protectionist stance will have profound effects, which will take years to gradually manifest, unless Trump completely abandons his tariff plans. I think the likelihood of that is very low. This will pose significant long-term resistance to global risk assets.In terms of cryptocurrency, the recent structural decline in active developers may be the most concerning thing. In the last cycle, we could observe developer activity and feel reassured because we knew our industry was still benefiting from long-term tailwinds. Fast forward 2-3 years later, and we have not produced anything particularly interesting or important, and the outlook for the future is even worse than it was then.In the last cycle, we looked forward to the launch of ETFs and a better regulatory environment under government support for cryptocurrencies as a light at the end of the tunnel. Now that these have been realized, but (once again) have failed to meet expectations, I see no future that can free cryptocurrency from its inherent 'Ouroboros' (self-circling, self-consuming dilemma).In the coming weeks to months, I hope to reduce operations in the cryptocurrency space, whether bullish or bearish, as I believe this is the wisest choice. Being a believer waiting for a new bull market is no longer contrarian thinking. However, starting to explore new greenfields (undeveloped areas) is indeed contrarian.For me, the only bright spot is that the use cases and global acceptance of Bitcoin are stronger than ever, which may encourage believers to continue hoarding Bitcoin and achieve decent returns (I hope so). The idea of Bitcoin reaching $1 million per coin by 2035 is not a fantasy in my view."

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, the developer of the crypto shooting game "Shrapnel," Neon Machine, is facing serious financial difficulties. So far, the company has spent nearly $86.9 million in operating funds, with projected revenue of $21.7 million for 2024, but high operating costs of about $33 million have prevented it from becoming profitable, resulting in a net loss of $11.4 million.Sources say that Neon Machine's monthly cash burn is as high as $2 million to $3.5 million, and it is currently in a state of cash depletion, with significant unpaid debts, owing millions of dollars to external suppliers. The company’s new round of financing, originally scheduled for early 2025, has also failed to materialize. Previously, the company completed a $20 million Series A funding round in October 2023, led by Polychain Capital.Moreover, the company's workforce has sharply decreased from nearly a hundred at its peak to just over a dozen, with very few people actually involved in the development of "Shrapnel." To extend its cash flow, the company has implemented at least three rounds of layoffs and has asked high-salaried employees to voluntarily take a pay cut of about 20%. The Seattle headquarters was also closed at the end of March.Despite this, the company still claims to be "in the strongest position ever" and plans to launch "Shrapnel" globally by the end of 2025. However, several insiders close to Neon Machine are skeptical about whether the game can be launched smoothly, stating that the project is not yet complete and funds have been exhausted.In addition, according to People's Daily - Jinbao News, Lingjing People's Game Laboratory held talks with the creative team of "Shrapnel" (tentative Chinese name: 弹片), reaching a preliminary cooperation intention on issues such as the minting and distribution of game digital assets in the Chinese market, compliance circulation, and market operation.

ChainCatcher news, Nillion posted on platform X that its Secret Vault has integrated the Coinbase developer platform suite, allowing users to interact with the vault using natural language, which will make it easier to create architectures, securely add data, and retrieve data, primarily suitable for sensitive fields such as healthcare and finance.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, regarding "the BitcoinDev mailing list being 'permanently removed' by Google", Bitcoin core developer Bryan Bishop stated that the ban may have been triggered by individuals or bots reporting the Bitcoin mailing list en masse through multiple accounts.Bishop noted that this is a common tactic used by attackers to ban or censor a community, and pointed out that similar incidents frequently occur on YouTube, X, and TikTok. Bishop suggested that the Bitcoin forum should not be limited to a specific platform, as there are several other platforms available to discuss the development of Bitcoin, including GitHub and the decentralized social network Nostr.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, the Japanese listed game developer enish has announced the incorporation of Bitcoin into its financial strategy, planning to purchase Bitcoin worth 100 million yen (approximately 670,000 USD) between April 1 and April 4.It is reported that the company's Bitcoin purchases are positioned as an important component of its overall financial strategy.

ChainCatcher message, Zhao Changpeng stated: "Too many AI agent developers focus too much on their tokens and not enough on the practicality of the agents. I suggest creating a truly excellent agent first. Only launch the token when the product fits the market."

ChainCatcher news, inspired by Zhao Changpeng's testing of $TST, SOON 22-year-old Developer Relations Engineer "Rahul" launched the $RAHUL test token, airdropping 100U tokens to each address.Rahul stated on social media that the token was initially created solely for testing the LP functionality of CobaltX DEX on svmBNB. On its first day of trading, $RAHUL reached a trading volume of $200,000, with FDV briefly surpassing $2.8 million and a price increase of over 1000%. The destruction of the LP in the pool has now begun.Rahul mentioned that the token "has no real value" and was created for testing purposes only, but he promised that there would be no rug pull.Currently, community interest is high, but users should remain cautious with such experimental tokens.