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$391,66
+$15,55(+%4,13)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-11 09:19 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-11 09:19, AppLovin Corp - Class A (APP) is priced at $391,66, with a total market cap of $132,26B, a P/E ratio of 68,47, and a dividend yield of %0,00. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $364,64 and $391,93. The current price is %7,41 above the day's low and %0,06 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 4,82M. Over the past 52 weeks, APP has traded between $364,64 to $449,00, and the current price is -%12,77 away from the 52-week high.

APP Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$379,14
Market Cap$132,26B
Volume4,82M
P/E Ratio68,47
Dividend Yield (TTM)%0,00
Diluted EPS (TTM)9,85
Net Income (FY)$3,33B
Revenue (FY)$5,48B
Earnings Date2026-05-06
EPS Estimate3,40
Revenue Estimate$1,77B
Shares Outstanding348,86M
Beta (1Y)2.502

About APP

AppLovin Corporation engages in building a software-based platform for mobile app developers to enhance the marketing and monetization of their apps in the United States and internationally. The company's software solutions include AppDiscovery, a marketing software solution, which matches advertiser demand with publisher supply through auctions; Adjust, an analytics platform that helps marketers grow their mobile apps with solutions for measuring, optimizing campaigns, and protecting user data; and MAX, an in-app bidding software that optimizes the value of an app's advertising inventory by running a real-time competitive auction. Its business clients include various advertisers, publishers, internet platforms, and others. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
SectorTechnology
IndustrySoftware - Application
CEOMatthew A. Stumpf
HeadquartersPalo Alto,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.applovin.com
Employees (FY)898,00
Average Revenue (1Y)$6,10M
Net Income per Employee$3,71M

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AppLovin Corp - Class A (APP) Latest News

2026-04-11 07:02

Hong Kong Monetary Authority Deputy Chief Executive: If a stablecoin issuer wants to issue a Renminbi-pegged stablecoin, it must obtain approval from mainland regulatory authorities

Gate News message, April 11, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Deputy Chief Executive Chen Weimin said that what type of coin stablecoin issuers choose to issue mainly depends on the applicant’s own choice. Launching a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin first, and in the future issuing other denominations including the renminbi, is allowed under Hong Kong’s regulatory framework, but applicants also need to obtain approval from mainland regulatory authorities. Regarding when the second batch of stablecoin issuer licenses would be issued, Chen Weimin said there is currently no related timeline, but he has been maintaining communication with applicants who are interested in applying for licenses. In addition, HSBC stablecoin will be integrated with both PayMe and the HSBC HK App, supporting real-time transfers between individuals and individuals’ use of services for merchants (P2M).

2026-04-11 06:46

Web3 wallet Zerion detected abnormal activity on the platform; the web service is temporarily offline

Gate News message, April 11, Web3 wallet Zerion posted an announcement on the X platform stating that it detected abnormal activity on the platform and that the web app service has been temporarily taken offline. Zerion reminds users to temporarily not use the web app. For now, the iOS and Android apps, as well as the browser extension programs, are running normally and securely, and users’ funds in the wallet have not been affected. Zerion says it is actively monitoring the situation, and once the web application is restored, it will notify users separately.

2026-04-11 01:33

Anthropic launches a Word document AI assistant, supporting cross-app collaboration with Excel and PowerPoint

Gate News message, April 11, Anthropic’s AI product Claude officially released a Word document plugin in a test version. Users can directly draft, edit, and revise documents in the sidebar; Claude will automatically preserve the original formatting, and all changes are presented in the form of “track changes,” making it easy to review and restore. Claude for Word can share context with Claude for Excel and Claude for PowerPoint, enabling cross-document collaboration. Users don’t need to switch sessions to handle multiple files at the same time. This feature is currently available to users on the Team and Enterprise plans.

2026-04-11 01:21

Exodus Wallet Launches Exodus Pay, Enabling Daily Crypto Payments

Gate News message, April 11, publicly listed crypto wallet provider Exodus rolled out a new feature called Exodus Pay, aiming to turn its self-custody storage app into an everyday payment tool. This feature allows users to make payments with cryptocurrency. Currently, Exodus Pay is only available to users in five U.S. states, including New York and California.

2026-04-11 00:02

Arc releases the App Kits SDK suite, supporting cross-chain, swaps, and transfers

Gate News message, April 11, Arc released the App Kits SDK suite, providing three core functions: cross-chain, swaps, and transfers. Developers can complete integration with within 10 lines of code. The suite is built on USDC, CCTP, and Circle Wallets, and it is also compatible with third-party wallets and developers’ own RPC nodes. App Kits includes a revenue-sharing mechanism, allowing developers to configure profit sharing directly in the transaction flow without deploying a separate smart contract. As of now, App Kits is available for free access and supports permissionless onboarding.

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MEV_Whisperer

MEV_Whisperer

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An interesting phenomenon. Elon Musk recently announced that X Money will go live next month, and Dogecoin immediately rebounded. Although the increase wasn’t large, this reflexive reaction has already become standard practice. Honestly, this time might be a false alarm, because X Money is essentially a fiat payment tool, more like a copy of Venmo, and has nothing to do with crypto. The X Money features that Musk announced are pretty comprehensive: P2P transfers, bank deposits, debit cards, cash-back rewards, and a partnership with Visa—already licensed in more than 40 U.S. states. This combo really has strength. But the key is that 6% yield rate, and that’s the point truly worth paying attention to. A 6% annualized return on a social platform with hundreds of millions of users is higher than most U.S. bank deposit accounts, and can even compete with money market funds. The question is: where does this yield come from? Is it subsidized by Elon Musk’s platform to attract users, generated through lending, or some other mechanism? That’s a big issue for regulators. Coincidentally, Congress is now discussing the CLARITY Act, which is aimed at stablecoin products that offer yields. The Senate Banking Committee is expected to begin reviewing it in mid to late March. The core question is: can non-bank platforms provide consumers with returns similar to deposits? Here’s a touch of irony—although X Money isn’t a stablecoin product, it targets the same consumer demand: users want higher returns than banks. If X Money launches on a large scale before the CLARITY Act passes, that would be awkward—a fiat product inside a social media app offering yield levels that stablecoins are restricted from providing. As for Dogecoin, the current market is up +0.77%, with the price at $0.09. Although Musk has always said Dogecoin is his favorite cryptocurrency, and Tesla accepted DOGE payments in 2022, there’s no sign of any crypto integration in X Money’s development direction this time. Musk did retweet a third-party forecast that mentioned “crypto integration,” but the company hasn’t officially confirmed it yet. Another interesting background is Bhutan’s Bitcoin activity. The country quietly sold about 70% of the Bitcoin it held, dropping from more than 13,000 coins in October last year to 3,954 coins now, worth approximately $280.6 million. Even more interesting is that Bhutan’s earlier Bitcoin mining project, driven by hydropower, also seems to have slowed down—after more than a year, there haven’t been any major new inflows. This may reflect some countries adjusting their crypto-asset allocation strategies.
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DAOdreamer

DAOdreamer

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Just read through Drift's incident report on that $270 million exploit from April, and honestly, the level of sophistication here is kind of wild. This wasn't some random hack—we're talking about a six-month intelligence operation by a North Korean state-linked group that basically embedded themselves inside the protocol before pulling off the attack. So here's how it went down. Around fall 2025, these actors showed up at a major crypto conference posing as a quant trading firm. They had the technical chops, legitimate-looking backgrounds, and actually understood Drift's protocol. Over the next few months, they went through what looked like a totally normal onboarding process—set up a Telegram group, had real conversations about trading strategies and vault integrations, deposited over $1 million of their own money, and even met Drift contributors face-to-face at multiple conferences across different countries through February and March. By the time they executed the exploit on April 1, they'd been building this relationship for nearly six months. That's the kind of patience most attackers don't have. The actual compromise came through two clever vectors. First, they got people to download a fake wallet app through TestFlight, which bypasses Apple's security review process. Second, they exploited a known vulnerability in VSCode and Cursor that the security community had been warning about since late 2025—basically, just opening a file in the editor could silently execute arbitrary code with zero warnings. Once devices were compromised, they had access to obtain the multisig approvals they needed. Pre-signed transactions sat dormant for over a week before executing on April 1, draining $270 million in under a minute. Investigators traced this back to UNC4736, also known as AppleJeus or Citrine Sleet—the same group behind the Radiant Capital attack. Interestingly, the people who actually showed up at conferences weren't North Korean nationals. These actors deploy fully constructed third-party identities with employment histories and professional networks built to survive due diligence checks. What's really unsettling about this is the broader question it raises for DeFi. If attackers are willing to spend six months and a million dollars building legitimate presence, meeting teams in person, contributing real capital, and just waiting for the right moment—what security model actually catches that? Drift is warning other protocols to audit access controls and treat every device touching a multisig as a potential target. But the uncomfortable truth is that multisig governance, which most of the industry relies on as its primary security model, might have some deep structural weaknesses when facing this level of sophistication. This is the kind of incident that makes you rethink what "secure" even means at scale.
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Just caught something worth paying attention to in the tokenization space. WisdomTree got the SEC's thumbs up to let its Treasury Money Market Digital Fund (WTGXX) trade around the clock at a fixed $1 price through a dealer, instead of waiting until end of day like traditional mutual funds. This is actually a bigger deal than it sounds. The setup is pretty clever. A broker-dealer now handles trades 24/7 directly from its own inventory, with settlement happening instantly on blockchain. The fund's core structure stays the same from a regulatory standpoint, but you get the speed and accessibility of blockchain settlement. FINRA cleared it too, so all the compliance boxes got checked. What really stands out is the continuous dividend feature they built in. Interest accrues based on how long your wallet actually held the shares throughout the day, tracked onchain. Even if you move your holdings mid-day, you don't miss out on yield. They're rolling this out to institutions first through their Connect platform, with retail access potentially coming later through their Prime app. This fits into a much larger trend. Over $10 billion in tokenized U.S. Treasuries are now circulating, and we're seeing the big players move. BlackRock's BUIDL fund is sitting over $2 billion in total value locked. Circle and Ondo Finance have their own offerings too. The whole point is to bring traditional cash management onto blockchain rails while staying within the existing regulatory framework. What's interesting is how this shows the market infrastructure is finally catching up to the technology. Settlement times drop, operational friction disappears, and you get true 24/7 access to what used to be a 9-to-5 product. As more traditional finance firms figure out how to do this properly, we're probably going to see more approvals like this one. The tokenization story in capital markets is just getting started.
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