Binance: Users with at least 230 Alpha Points Can Claim an Airdrop of 240 GENIUS Tokens

April 13 BGIN Blockchain Limited (Nasdaq: BGIN) announced Wednesday that its U.S. subsidiary, BGIN Infrastructure LLC, has resolved disputes with Mawson Hosting LLC—the landlord of the property where former hosting provider Krypton Technologies LLC operated. Under a confidential settlement, BGIN has recovered all of its mining equipment. The dispute stemmed from a June 14, 2024, hosting services agreement: Krypton was to operate roughly 5,325 mining machines owned by BGIN. Krypton later failed to fulfill its obligations to Mawson, leading the landlord to seize the equipment. BGIN had previously notified Krypton in writing that it was terminating the agreement and demanding the machines’ return, but Krypton could not comply because Mawson already controlled the gear. (Source: The Wall Street Journal)

On-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) noted on April 13 that the top spot profit account “Old Demon” has just opened a spot long position of 5,760 RAVE tokens on Binance. The position uses a $9,995 margin, with an entry price of $8.68 and a liquidation price of $7.44. Additionally, on Binance’s 24-hour smart money futures leaderboard, the account “Pursuit of Freedom” has taken a long position of 49,000 RAVE tokens. The account currently holds an unrealized profit of $375,000, with an entry price of $1.157.

April 13 (The Block) — StarkWare, a zero-knowledge rollup development firm, is laying off employees and restructuring into two business units as it shifts from a pure infrastructure provider to building its own products to drive "meaningful revenue." Co-founder and CEO Eli Ben-Sasson announced the changes during an all-hands meeting Monday. He did not disclose specific layoff numbers or a timeline, but emphasized the streamlining is needed to revert to a "startup mode" mindset and speed up product-market fit. Affected employees will receive an email shortly after the meeting and be invited to one-on-one discussions with their direct managers, Ben-Sasson noted. The company will also offer separation packages exceeding legal and contractual requirements in many jurisdictions.

April 13 — Per GMGN data (link: https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/i_m4TE56o8_Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump), Solana-based on-chain meme coin NEET continued its rally today, surging nearly 27% over the past two hours. It peaked at a $47 million market cap—an all-time high—before pulling back to ~$45 million currently. The token has a 24-hour gain of 60% and ~$2.5 million in 24-hour trading volume. BlockBeats Note: Meme coins are highly volatile, often driven by hype and market sentiment, with no real value or use cases. Investors are advised to exercise caution due to associated risks.

Per data from Arkham Monitor, Japanese-American DJ Steve Aoki recently offloaded $30,000 worth of SHIB and ETH, then transferred the proceeds to Gemini. He still holds 7 Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs—purchased in 2021 for over $800,000 total—now worth roughly $13,800 each at the current floor price.

**April 13 CoinShares Report: Digital Asset Inflows Hit $1.1B (Strongest Since Jan 2024)** Driven by cooler-than-expected CPI data and easing geopolitical tensions, digital asset investment products logged $1.1 billion in inflows—their strongest performance since January this year, per the latest CoinShares report. U.S. markets dominated the inflows, capturing 95% of the total, while trading volume remained below the year-to-date average. Bitcoin-focused products led the charge with $871 million in inflows; Ethereum investment products posted a notable rebound; and Bitcoin short products recorded their largest inflows since November 2024, signaling sustained hedging demand.