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A crypto investment specialist at crypto asset manager 21Shares told Cointelegraph that while markets experienced significant volatility, the tariff clarity could be a good thing in the long term.

EY’s enterprise blockchain Nightfall is now a zero-knowledge rollup as it says corporations are again comfortable with privacy tools with easing Tornado Cash sanctions.

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It has also seen a strong uptick in transaction activity over the past 12 months, the DeFi protocol said.

Ethereum derivatives reflect apathy from pro traders, but the slightest shift in sentiment could kickstart a sharp ETH price recovery.

Bitcoin bulls are trying to clear a critical overhead hurdle at $88,000. Will large-cap altcoins follow?

Ethereum’s income from L2 blob fees has dropped over 95% since mid-March, raising concerns about the network’s post-Dencun revenue model.

A decade of ETH price data suggests Ethereum bottoms each time it closes down for three consecutive months.

Ether’s price rallied on April 1 as news emerged that the launch of Privacy Pools on Ethereum has received Vitalik Buterin’s backing.

The zkLend hacker said they were “devastated” after sending $5.4 million in Ether to a fake version of Tornado Cash, according to onchain messages.

A day after SIR.trading was hacked for $355,000, the protocol’s founder pleaded for the hacker to return a portion of the stolen funds.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin was one of the first to deposit on the platform, sending one Ether.

Bitcoin bulls showed up to defend the $80,000 support, but will it hold after the April 2 “Liberation Day” tariffs are announced by US President Donald Trump?

The Trump-associated WLFI project has tripled its ETH holdings in the past months, which could finally help Ethereum rally in April.

Crypto investors shift into stablecoins and real-world assets as Trump’s April 2 trade tariffs spark volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty fears.