Oasis Market launched its AI-powered self-checkout system 'Route Mini' at Sangwangsimni Station, enhancing checkout speed and versatility for small retail locations. The compact design aims for greater customer satisfaction and potential B2B expansion.

April 7, under the influence of the bear market, 21 crypto projects announced they would shut down or scale back services, covering areas such as wallets, DeFi, NFTs, and games. Projects like Leap Wallet and Magic Eden exited or adjusted due to market pressure; industry insiders believe this shakeout will help reshape the market, and that focusing on sustainable Web3 projects in the future will be more competitive.

Decentralized stablecoin project Angle Protocol announces it will gradually shut down its euro stablecoin EURA and US dollar stablecoin USDA, with community voting unanimously in favor of the decision. EURA was once a market leader, but due to increased competition, its market cap has dropped to $4 million. Despite the ongoing market expansion, EURA has chosen to exit orderly and allows holders to exchange it for other stablecoins within one year.

Angle Protocol officially announces that the community has voted to proceed with the orderly liquidation of stablecoins EURA and USDA, and users must redeem them at a 1:1 ratio before March 1, 2027. After liquidation, remaining reserves will be airdropped to holders via Merkl, and the Angle team will transition to Merkl, a DeFi-focused platform, which will enable the exchange of new tokens on Ethereum over the next year.

Renowned trader Peter Brandt analyzes the ETH chart pattern, showing a symmetrical triangle formation, and the total cryptocurrency market cap is expanding in a right-angled manner, indicating that the bulls need to break through to dominate the market, while similar patterns in history often signal volatility or decline. He predicts that Bitcoin will bottom out and rebound from August to October and rise.

According to Jinse Finance, Solana co-founder toly stated on the X platform that the claim "Layer 2 inherits the security of Ethereum" is incorrect. Over the 5 years of advancing the Layer 2 network roadmap, the Ethereum circulating on the Solana network via Wormhole faces the same extreme risks as Ethereum on the Base network, and the rewards for Ethereum Layer 1 validators are also at the same level. From any perspective, the claim that "L2 inherits ETH security" is unfounded.

According to the Gate News bot, in the official announcement from Gate on June 17, 2025, Gate will proceed with the delisting of 40 tokens. The tokens involved include 40 tokens such as N3, ELS, OTTERHOME, DAL, MRCH, ANGLE, LINA, and their corresponding USDT trading pairs. Gate will suspend trading services for these tokens, including spot trading, quantitative grid, excess coin treasure, and leveraged trading, on June 24, 2025, at 11:00 ( UTC+8. Gate will provide users with withdrawal services until July 24, 2025. For users who still hold relevant Tokens after July 8, Gate offers a buyback plan, with a maximum compensation amount of 100 USDT per user. It is important to note that due to anomalies on the BTO and STAR chains, withdrawal services for these two Tokens are currently not supported.