The Shaoguan branch of the People's Bank of China issued a cryptocurrency risk warning, highlighting illegal activities like money laundering and scams. The public is urged to avoid crypto investments and report suspicious activities.

Gate News update: On April 14, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, WLD (World) is trading at $0.31. Over the past 24 hours, it is up 5.27%, with a high of $0.32 and a low of $0.29. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.1855 million. The current market cap is approximately $1.028 billion. World is an open-source protocol system designed to help everyone enter the global economy. By design, it uses a decentralized architecture, where oversight and decision-making ultimately depend on the user community. Through four major tools—World ID, World App, World Chain, and Worldcoin—World is committed to building a real human network. Among them, World ID provides anonymous human identity verification, and World App

Gate News message: On April 14, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitoring, four addresses that are suspected to belong to the same whale or entity bought 112.86 WBTC, worth $8.09M, at an average cost of $71,655. The execution times, buying methods, and fund source address operation techniques of these four addresses are highly similar.

Gate News update: On April 14, Tom Duff Gordon, the international policy vice president at a certain CEX, has left the company and joined AI giant OpenAI, where he will serve as the policy lead for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Tom Duff Gordon held the role at the exchange for nearly four years; previously, he worked at Credit

Ethereum Layer 2 network Scroll saw roughly 139,000 transactions have excess fees of more than $50k because the manual increase in the gas price multiplier led to higher transaction costs than expected. The actual cost was far above the forecast. The incident sparked widespread questions about its subsidy strategy, and Scroll’s TVL also fell sharply to $24 million.

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis is calling for advancing the 《CLARITY Act》 legislation as soon as possible, warning that otherwise it may take nearly four years to restart the regulatory framework. The bill is intended to provide a clear regulatory structure for the crypto industry and to promote innovation and market development. Multiple industry figures and regulators support the legislation, emphasizing the need to avoid regulatory uncertainty.

Grayscale has updated its list of candidate assets for its products, covering four major categories: AI, finance, smart contract platforms, and utility tools, and adding multiple new projects. Current products include mainstream assets such as BTC and ETH, and the candidate list will be updated each quarter.

WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff responded to a critical article, pointing out that the article’s author is not affiliated with WLFI and that multiple pieces of information in the piece are incorrect, including confusing WLFI with the Trump meme coin and having no connection to CIC digital. He emphasized that WLFI’s main product is stablecoins and urged people to do thorough research before publishing.

Gate News update: On April 11, according to Lookonchain monitoring, trader 0x082e went long HYPE 5x with an average entry price of $38.68 four months ago, holding 1.38 million HYPE (worth $58.4 million), making them the largest on-chain HYPE long. This trader is currently up more than $5 million, but has already paid $2 million in funding fees.

The white paper jointly released by Gate Research Institute and Global HR states that by Q1 2026, the crypto industry will face job shifts driven by AI transformation, and cross-functional talent will become a core competitive advantage. The industry is mainly divided into four areas: exchanges, public chains and infrastructure, DeFi and derivatives, and stablecoins, with technology research and development needs being the most prominent.