Yesterday, the US Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $137 million, while the Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of $87.89 million.
April 30th data from Farside monitoring shows U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs posted **net outflows of $137 million** on the prior day, with major fund breakdowns below:
- BlackRock IBIT: -$54.7M
- Fidelity FBTC: -$36.1M
- ARK ARKB: -$30M
- Franklin Templeton EZBC: -$6.5M
- Morgan Stanley MSBT: +$10.8M (only inflow in the group)
- Grayscale GBTC: -$21.5M
Separately, U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs recorded **net outflows of $87.89 million** on the same prior day, with key fund figures:
- BlackRock ETHA: -$37.1M
- BlackRock ETHB: -$2.3M
- Fidelity FETH: -$48.4M
This structure aligns with U.S. financial news conventions—concise, data-focused, and clear on time context (linking April 30th’s report to the prior day’s flows).
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Bitget has launched U-based AIGENSYN and PROS perpetual contracts, supporting up to 20x leverage.
On April 30, Bitget announced the launch of U-based AIGENSYN and PROS perpetual contracts in an official statement, each with a maximum leverage of 20x. Contract trading bots will also be activated simultaneously.
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Crude Oil Continues Intraday Rally, Trader 'Loracle' Increases Short Position to $17.5 million
**April 30**
WTI and Brent crude prices jumped over 10% on the day, per Hyperinsight monitoring (source: https://t.me/HyperInsight).
The "Hyperliquid Early Contributor Loracle" address (0x8def9f50456c6c4e37fa5d3d57f108ed23992dae) closed a segment of its WTIOIL (WTI Crude Oil) short position while adding ~35,000 additional WTIOIL short contracts—valued at ~$3.85 million.
Post-addition, the address’s total WTI short position now totals $15 million (average entry price: $104.15) with an unrealized loss of ~$647,500.
Today, the address also opened a $2.5 million BRENTOIL short position. Combined, the two positions are worth $17.5 million. As of press time, the address remains actively increasing its holdings.
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A California Man Sentenced to 70 Months for Laundering Money for a $2.63 Billion Cryptocurrency Scam Ring
April 30—A 22-year-old Newport Beach man, Evan Lorne Tangman, was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison Wednesday for laundering money for a youth fraud ring, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Tangman admitted to laundering at least $3.5 million for the group, which stole over $263 million in cryptocurrency from investors via social engineering—including impersonating cryptocurrency exchange staff.
His rewards included a Lamborghini, Porsche and other luxury sports cars. Federal agents seized a black 2022 Rolls-Royce Ghost (valued at over $300,000) and a Porsche GT3 RS from his home.
The ring, known as the “crypto kids,” consisted of teenagers who used illicit funds to rent mansions and private jets, buy luxury goods and spend up to $500,000 in a single night at nightclubs. Tangman also instructed others to destroy digital devices after group members were arrested.
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Bitunix Analyst: Market Focus is Not on "No Rate Cut," But on Fed Losing Internal Direction Consensus
**April 30 FOMC Update: Fed Holds Rates Steady, Unprecedented Dissent Drives Market Re-pricing**
The Federal Reserve’s third consecutive decision to keep interest rates unchanged was hardly a surprise on its own. What truly triggered market revaluation, however, was an unusual 8-4 split at the meeting: one member called for an immediate rate cut, while three others pushed back against further dovish shifts—marking the most dissenting votes since 1992.
This signals the Fed’s core challenge has shifted: it’s no longer “when to cut rates,” but growing internal divisions over the nature of inflation.
For years, the Fed framed energy and supply chain shocks as short-term events, leading markets to assume inflation would eventually fall back to 2% with enough time. But as the Middle East conflict drags on, oil prices stay elevated, and core inflation faces renewed upward pressure, more officials are questioning: if supply shocks keep recurring, is “transitory inflation” no longer th
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The social and gamified smart contract trading project Legend Trade has completed a $3.5 million seed round, with Electric Capital leading the investment.
April 30 — Official sources confirm that Legend Trade, a social and gamified smart contract trading platform, has secured $3.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by Electric Capital, with participation from Amber Group and GSR.
Notably, the project previously raised $1.5 million in a pre-seed round back in October 2025, with Big Brain Holdings among the participating investors.
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