Solana dominated the DEX spot trading in Q1 2026, capturing a 30.6% market share.

On April 28th, per Onchainlens data, a whale withdrew 4,361 ETH (≈$9.9 million) from Kraken over the past 30 minutes. The whale now holds a total of 4,383 ETH (≈$10 million).

April 28th — Data from Farside Investors indicates U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $263 million yesterday, with the following breakdown: - Fidelity FBTC: -$150 million - Bitwise BITB: -$8.8 million - ARK ARKB: -$43.3 million - VanEck HODL: -$14.1 million - Grayscale GBTC: -$46.6 million Separately, U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs posted a net outflow of $50.4 million yesterday, including: - BlackRock ETHA: -$13.8 million - BlackRock ETHB: +$11.8 million - Fidelity FETH: -$48.4 million ### Notes on alignment with American English habits: 1. **Concise structure**: Opens with date + core data (standard for financial briefs). 2. **Verb choice**: Uses "indicates" (neutral, authoritative) and "posted" (common in financial reporting for fund flows). 3. **Clarity**: Separates Bitcoin/Ethereum sections with "Separately" to avoid confusion. 4. **Correction**: Fixed "Btwise" to **Bitwise** (the correct name of the U.S.-based crypto asset manager, aligning with i

On April 28, The Wall Street Journal reported—citing people familiar with the matter—that Meta is preparing to walk away from its planned acquisition of Manus, an AI agent startup. As part of terminating the deal, Meta will be required to let Manus’s founders depart. Previously, Meta had pursued a model of acquiring only the team, not the entire company; letting the founders leave therefore amounts to Meta voluntarily dismantling the core asset of this planned acquisition.

April 28: Market focus shifted from singular geopolitical risk to **"policy divergence + liquidity repricing"**. ### Key Macro Updates: - **BOJ**: Held rates steady in a 6-3 vote; internal dissent hit a fresh high, signaling inflation pressures are *nearing the threshold for a policy shift*. - **Fed (pre-decision)**: Amid inflation pressures, **virtually no one pushed back against holding rates steady** (including dovish Fed member Milan). Risk sentiment around the future rate path has turned cautious—markets will watch forward guidance closely. ### BTC Price Action: BTC failed to sustain prior momentum, pulling back from near $80k as long positions get liquidated. Per the **liquidation heatmap**: - Heavy long liquidations clustered around $76k–$77k (below current price). - The $78.5k–$80k range (above) remains a *near-term bearish pressure zone* with liquidity buildup. Result: Market is in a classic **two-way squeeze structure** (incentives to push both ways).

On April 28th, Onchainlens monitoring noted a whale transferred 300 Bitcoin from Binance—after 10 months of inactivity—valued at ~$23.03 million. The same whale has accumulated 718 Bitcoin over the past three years, totaling ~$55.06 million in value.

On April 28, ZachXBT retweeted a post on X accusing Sam Altman of being a "scammer"—a response to comments from Elon Musk. Notably, few have highlighted another of Altman’s ventures: WorldCoin (also referred to as World). The project launched WLD, a predatory cryptocurrency with a limited initial supply that mirrors operations tied to SBF/FTX’s affiliated firms. By issuing a small number of WLD tokens, it tricked people in low-income nations into sharing their biometric data. Though the tech was originally designed to verify human identity, it has since spawned a black market for account verification. WLD’s supply has inflated at an unsustainable pace, while insiders frequently offload their holdings via over-the-counter (OTC) trades. Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Altman is set to kick off opening statements today. The suit claims Altman, OpenAI (and affiliated entities like Microsoft) abandoned its 2015 founding nonprofit mission—developing AI for all humanity, not profit—to adopt