Meta has launched a new AI model, Muse Spark, which will roll out on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram and replace the existing Llama model. The model supports multi-modal generation of mini-games and interactive charts, among other functions. Its installations have surged, bringing the Meta AI app into the top five of the U.S. download rankings, and pushing global installs beyond 60.5 million.

The U.S. Senate will reconvene on April 13, with the Clarity Act as the first order of business. The bill aims to establish a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market and clarify the jurisdiction of the SEC versus the CFTC. Although a compromise has been reached on the stablecoin yield issue, the bill still faces other disputes. To get legislation completed before Congress adjourns in August, tagging must be completed by the end of April; otherwise, it will be pushed to the fall. If successful, it will provide a clear legal environment for the U.S. crypto market.

Phantom wallet in Solana’s ecosystem experienced a service outage during the airdrop period, causing abnormal token prices and account balances to be displayed, which affected users’ transactions. Some users suffered losses as a result and are demanding compensation. Security experts warned of phishing attack risks and advised users to verify on-chain data. Although the issue has been resolved, the trust crisis still needs to be monitored. This incident highlights the challenges self-custody wallets face in terms of system stability and user experience.

The United States and Iran held historic direct talks on April 11 in Islamabad, Pakistan, marking the first high-level diplomatic contact since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The aim is to stabilize the ceasefire and seek a war-resolution solution. Both delegations are large in size, and Pakistan is serving as the intermediary. The negotiations are set against the backdrop of recent military clashes and their impact on global financial markets, and the market will closely watch developments.

Phantom, a wallet in the Solana ecosystem, experienced a service outage during the airdrop, causing abnormal token price and account balance displays and affecting users’ transactions. Some users therefore incurred losses and are demanding compensation. Security experts warn of the risk of phishing attacks and advise users to verify on-chain data. Although the issue has been fixed, the trust crisis still needs to be monitored. This incident highlights the challenges self-custody wallets face in terms of system stability and user experience.

Research shows that multiple reputable AI benchmark tests have security vulnerabilities that can be systematically exploited to achieve high scores. The research team revealed structural flaws and developed the WEASEL scanning tool to identify and patch these vulnerabilities. They noted that improper evaluation design may distort results and affect the assessment of an AI’s real capabilities.

The U.S. FDIC has rolled out a regulatory framework for stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves and liquidity, and setting a redemption deadline within two days. The bill does not apply deposit insurance and is intended to ensure stability in the financial system. The FDIC has clearly specified capital requirements and limits on returns, and clarified the safety and compliance of stablecoins. This proposal is currently in a public comment period.

Brag House Holdings announces its merger with House of Doge Inc., approved by shareholders with more than 98% of the vote. After the merger, it will focus on digital infrastructure for sports finance, enabling crypto payments, asset tokenization, and the creation of an interactive digital platform through Dogecoin—signaling the arrival of Dogecoin’s institutional era.

The White House Council of Economic Advisers has released a new study arguing that prohibiting stablecoin yield would do little to strengthen bank lending, even as it would remove a benefit that stablecoin holders can get from competitive returns. The report, published April 8, 2026, lands at the

The U.S. FDIC has introduced a regulatory framework for stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves and liquidity, and setting a redemption deadline within two days. The bill does not apply deposit insurance and is intended to ensure stability in the financial system. The FDIC has clearly set capital requirements and limits on earnings, and clarified the safety and compliance of stablecoins. This proposal is currently in the public comment period.