Data: Web3 social application Towns has over 400,000 total users, with over 200,000 token holders

Glassnode released its weekly market outlook on April 14th, noting Bitcoin’s price momentum surged 51.7% to top its prior high—reflecting a sharp jump in spot buying pressure and signaling stronger buying support in the market. Meanwhile, Bitcoin futures open interest kept climbing, option Delta skew eased its bearish tilt, and on-chain activity cooled. This suggests the current phase is a consolidation period amid improved market sentiment. From a profitability standpoint, market pressure has eased. Collectively, the indicators point to strong bullish sentiment, higher investor participation, and boosted risk appetite—though signs of cautiousness and a move toward market stability also persist.

On April 14, GMGN rolled out a platform update, with the key new feature being customizable K-line chart marker size. Users can adjust marker size to match different chart styles, enhancing the visual experience. Additionally, the platform has updated the TikTok revenue sharing display for the Bags token. What’s more, Cooking Bags now supports revenue distribution to TikTok accounts, further integrating content creation and revenue mechanisms.

On April 14, The Block reported that top startup accelerator Y Combinator has made its first all-stablecoin investment: it disbursed $500,000 in USDC to prediction market startup Totalis across three transactions on the Solana blockchain, with the assets held in custody on financial operations platform Ramp. Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan noted the accelerator will offer stablecoin payment options to all YC-backed startups—not just crypto-focused businesses. Totalis plans to use Ramp to simultaneously execute stablecoin-to-fiat trades and pay credit card bills directly from its stablecoin account.

**People’s Daily Warns of Crypto Trading Risks Tied to Financial Self-Media Misinformation** On April 14, the People’s Daily published an article flagging chaos in financial self-media accounts that disrupt the capital market. The piece specifically targeted accounts spreading false income claims—including “100x crypto gains” and “earn $1 million monthly trading coins”—to drive traffic to cryptocurrency trading platforms. The article also cited a prior notice from the People’s Bank of China and eight other departments, reaffirming that all virtual currency-related activities are classified as illegal financial activities. It noted that accounts and platforms providing traffic referral or technical services for illegal crypto trading are suspected of violating laws and regulations, and may pose risks to financial security and anti-money laundering efforts.

On April 14, Insiders.bot—the Polymarket-focused smart money copy trading and analysis platform—announced the launch of its official web version. The platform offers Polymarket traders real-time insider wallet signal tracking, one-click smart copy trading, and a professional dashboard with built-in take-profit and stop-loss tools. Its goal: enable everyday users to replicate smart money gains while outperforming them via strategy optimization. Compared to its prior Telegram version and beta web iteration, the official web release adds copy trading strategy backtesting/optimization settings, a market data analysis dashboard, a multi-market monitoring dashboard, plus enhanced security and faster trade execution speed.