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CoreWeave and Meta agree on a $21.0 billion AI infrastructure deal, with services running through 2032
Gate News message, April 9, CoreWeave (Nasdaq stock code: CRWV) announced a new agreement with Meta Platforms (Nasdaq stock code: META), to provide AI cloud capacity through December 2032. The transaction is valued at approximately $21 billion. The new collaboration is built on the existing partnership. CoreWeave signed a $14 billion agreement with Meta in September 2025, to provide computing power through 2031, with an option to extend the term through 2032. The added capacity will be deployed across multiple locations and will include the first deployments of the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform.
2026-04-09 11:05Meta makes an additional investment of $21 billion in AI infrastructure company CoreWeave
Gate News update: On April 9, Meta Platforms (META.O) pledged an additional $21 billion USD investment in AI infrastructure company CoreWeave.
2026-04-09 02:25Meta introduced the AI model Muse Spark, with performance close to Llama 4 mid-sized models but requiring fewer compute resources
Gate News, April 9. Meta unveiled a brand-new AI model, Muse Spark, on April 8. The model was developed by Meta’s superintelligent lab and is led by Alexandr Wang, former CEO of Scale AI. Meta says the new model delivers performance close to that of the previously released Llama 4 mid-sized model by redesigning the AI infrastructure to use fewer compute resources.
2026-04-08 16:15Meta releases its first AI large language model, Muse Spark, using native multimodal reasoning
Gate News message, April 8, Meta released its AI large model Muse Spark, the first in the Muse series of models developed by Meta Superintelligence Labs. The Muse Spark model uses native multimodal reasoning technology and supports tool use, visual thinking chains, and multi-agent orchestration. The model is now available on the Meta AI app. Meta also provides a private preview via API to select partners and said it hopes to open-source the model in the future.
2026-04-03 10:22Today’s Cryptocurrency News (April 3) | SpaceX IPO valuation rises to $20k; Ethereum Foundation re-stakes $46.64 million worth of ETH
This article compiles cryptocurrency news for April 3, 2026. It covers the latest updates on Bitcoin, the Ethereum upgrade, Dogecoin price movements, real-time crypto prices, and price predictions, among other topics. Major Web3 events today include: 1、IMF warns: Tokenized finance’s four major risks may impact the global financial system In a recent report, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that tokenized finance is reshaping the global financial system, but it also brings four major risks. IMF financial adviser and head of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department Tobias Adrian said that tokenization may worsen fragmentation and interoperability issues; multiple platforms lack unified standards; liquidity may be dispersed in digital “silos,” reducing asset convertibility and net settlement efficiency. The report also said tokenized systems could increase financial stability risks. Automated margin calls, continuous settlement, and algorithm-driven feedback loops would compress intervention time during market stress events. Traditional end-of-day buffering mechanisms would disappear, causing shocks to spread rapidly in highly interconnected markets. The IMF emphasized that public institutions play a key role in driving common protocols and cross-border atomic settlement; a lack of international coordination could worsen global financial inefficiency. The third risk involves cross-border settlement. Tokenized trading crosses multiple jurisdictions and uses a shared ledger, but settlement authority remains controlled by each country. This mismatch could trigger jurisdictional conflicts or even systemic shutdown. The fourth risk concerns challenges for emerging and developing economies (EMDEs). Dollar-denominated stablecoins could accelerate currency substitution and volatility in capital flows, weakening monetary sovereignty in countries with weaker financial systems. The IMF proposed a five-part policy roadmap, including settlement anchored by safe money, implementing consistent regulation, establishing legal certainty, promoting interoperability standards, and adjusting central bank liquidity tools to suit a 24/7 automated environment. The report stressed that the window to shape tokenized finance is still open, but market growth is happening rapidly. Over the past month, the total value of on-chain distributed risk-weighted assets (RWAs) increased by 4% to $26.7 billion, representing a 31.61% surge in asset value; the number of asset holders rose to 710,792. 2、Ethereum Foundation re-stakes $46.64 million worth of ETH, bringing total staked to $96.59 million According to Arkham, a blockchain data analytics platform monitoring activity, the Ethereum Foundation has re-staked approximately $46.64 million worth of ETH. As of now, the Ethereum Foundation’s cumulative total staked amount has reached $96.59 million. 3、AI token issuance app Clanker launches an ecosystem fund—$8 million buys 14% of the tokens AI token issuance app Clanker announced it is launching the Clanker Ecosystem Fund (CEF). CEF’s mission is to distribute protocol fees to creators and communities that make positive contributions to the Clanker and Farcaster (a decentralized social protocol) ecosystems. Clanker said that, as of now, $8 million has been used to buy 14% of CLANKER tokens, but it has not yet proven that its funds are used efficiently. In the coming weeks, protocol fees will be returned to the ecosystem and used to support ongoing construction of Clanker infrastructure. Clanker is an AI-driven “Token Bot” designed specifically for fast DIY token deployment. Users only need to tag Clanker in a Farcaster client such as Warpcast or Supercast, tell it the token concept, and it will launch the token on Base for the user. In October 2025, Clanker was acquired by Farcaster. 4、MARA dumps 15,000 Bitcoins and cuts 15% staff: Behind the AI pivot, the mining firms’ business model is being rewritten In 2026, Bitcoin mining company MARA Holdings announced it would lay off about 15% of its workforce and sell more than 15,000 Bitcoins, raising about $1.1 billion to repurchase convertible notes and support its business transformation. The company’s CEO Fred Thiel said this move is a “strategic adjustment,” signaling that the company’s focus is shifting from a single mining business to artificial intelligence and energy infrastructure. The layoffs involve approximately 40 employees, a significant share of the company’s total headcount. Affected employees will receive a one-month paid transition period and about 13 weeks of severance pay. At the same time, MARA sold 15,133 Bitcoins in stages from early to late March, repurchasing convertible notes maturing in 2030 and 2031 at an average discount. This reduced the outstanding debt from $3.3 billion to $2.3 billion, a drop of roughly 30%. The company’s asset structure is also changing in parallel. Its Bitcoin holdings fell from about 53,822 Bitcoins to 38,689, a reduction of 28%. Management has made it clear that in 2026 it may still “sell Bitcoin in phases” to meet operational expenses and new business investment needs. This strategy means mining firms are starting to actively manage their balance sheets rather than simply hoarding coins while waiting for prices to rise. Behind the pivot is pressure on the industry’s profitability model. After the Bitcoin halving, mining returns kept shrinking, compounded by approximately $1.3 billion in net losses in 2025, forcing companies to find new paths for growth. Currently, MARA operates 18 data centers worldwide, with total hash rate and power capacity of about 1.9 gigawatts, and is gradually expanding into areas such as AI computing and high-performance computing (HPC). This move reflects that mining companies’ business logic is being reshaped: from relying on Bitcoin price volatility to becoming providers of diversified computing power and energy infrastructure. For the market, mining firms reducing Bitcoin holdings could also affect near-term supply-demand structure. 5、Vitalik Buterin warns: OpenClaw could be a data-leak entry point—AI agent security risks exposed In 2026, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin issued a security warning about the popular AI development tool OpenClaw, saying it may contain serious vulnerabilities when handling external data—users could experience data leaks or even remote control of their systems without noticing. As AI agent applications accelerate in adoption, the issue has drawn intense attention from developers and the security community. According to the disclosed information, the core risk is that OpenClaw may execute hidden instructions when reading webpage content. Attackers could craft malicious pages to prompt an AI agent to automatically download and run scripts, stealing local data or tampering with system configurations. In some cases, the tool quietly transmits sensitive information to external servers using commands such as “curl,” and the entire process lacks prompts and auditing mechanisms. Further research shows that this ecosystem risk may be somewhat widespread. Tests found that around 15% of “skills” (similar to plugin modules) contain potentially malicious logic—meaning that even if a source appears trustworthy, it could still become an attack entry point. As developers quickly share functional modules, the security review lag becomes increasingly突出, and when users stack multiple skills, the exposed attack surface expands significantly. Vitalik Buterin also emphasized that this is not a problem with a single tool, but a structural hazard prevalent across the AI industry—iteration speed of functionality far outpaces security governance capabilities. He suggested lowering the risks of data exfiltration and remote system control through locally running models, permission isolation, sandbox execution, and approval mechanisms for critical operations. Against the backdrop of AI agents gradually penetrating development and everyday scenarios, security has become a core variable. For users, they should avoid using plugins from unknown sources and strictly review permission requests. For developers, building a more complete security framework will be part of long-term competitiveness. 6、Grayscale bets on the AI track: TAO trust sprints toward an ETF—institutional funds target the next-generation crypto asset In 2026, Grayscale Investments has filed a revised S-1 for its Bittensor trust, pushing the product one key step closer to becoming an ETF. This filing centers on the TAO token; if approved, it is expected to be listed on the NYSE Arca in the United States, further broadening investment channels for AI crypto assets. Currently, the trust trades in the OTC market under the GTAO code, while an ETF structure would significantly enhance liquidity and transparency, allowing more institutions and traditional investors to participate compliantly. For funds that do not want to hold or custody crypto assets directly, products like this offer lower operational barriers and a clearer regulatory framework. Bittensor, a decentralized network combining blockchain and machine learning, lets users optimize AI models by contributing computing power and data, with TAO serving as an incentive mechanism. This “AI + blockchain” architecture gives it a unique position in today’s technical narrative. As demand for artificial intelligence continues to grow, market attention for related tokens rises as well. Grayscale’s setup also reflects a shift in institutional preferences. The product lineup that previously centered on Bitcoin and Ethereum is gradually extending into niche tracks—especially the decentralized AI space. Submitting the revised S-1 signals that institutional capital is looking for new growth curves rather than relying solely on traditional mainstream assets. Next, the approval process will become a key variable. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will review the application, and the process may be relatively cautious. If it is ultimately approved, it could not only bring incremental capital to TAO but also help push similar AI crypto projects into mainstream view. Under the backdrop of improving regulation and the evolution of technical narratives, the integration of AI and blockchain is becoming a focus of the next round of capital attention. Related ETF products may become an important bridge connecting traditional finance with emerging digital assets. 7、X cracks down on crypto scams: first-time token issuance locks accounts—identity verification is comprehensively upgraded Social platform X (formerly Twitter) is rolling out a new risk-control mechanism for crypto content, focused on stopping scams where accounts promote fake tokens after being hijacked. Product lead Nikita Bier said the system will automatically identify accounts that have never previously posted any crypto-related content. Once such an account suddenly starts promoting tokens or links, it will trigger mandatory identity verification and restrict its ability to post further. This strategy mainly targets the high-frequency attack paths seen today: hackers compromise accounts with large followings, then spread fake projects or phishing links quickly by leveraging their trust base—obtaining funds and then quickly disappearing. As crypto scams have continued to increase in 2026, this “high-trust account hijacking” model has become one of the most destructive methods. The core logic of the new mechanism is to treat “abnormal behavior” as a risk signal—automatically triggering a review process when an account’s historical behavior clearly deviates from its current content. This approach is expected to reduce the spread of large-scale scams and improve the platform’s overall security, while also lowering the likelihood that users suffer losses from mistakenly trusting official accounts or KOL accounts. However, the measure has also sparked controversy. Some users believe stronger verification helps purify the crypto information environment and reduce the spread of fake projects. But others argue that behavior-pattern-based restrictions could wrongly penalize normal users who are posting crypto content for the first time, and it has triggered discussion about where a platform’s review boundaries should be. From an industry perspective, X’s move reflects that social platforms’ role within the crypto ecosystem is changing—from gradually shifting from being mere channels for information dissemination to becoming risk-control nodes. As scam methods keep evolving, the platform’s automated risk controls will be an important line of defense. But how to strike a balance between safety and openness remains a key issue that still needs ongoing optimization. 8、Bitcoin drops to a $66k warning line: $600 billion in unrealized losses weigh on the market—key support may decide the trend Bitcoin’s price is under sustained pressure and is currently hovering around $66k, with a weekly decline of nearly 6%. On-chain data shows market risk is building up; holders’ unrealized losses are approaching $66k. In its latest report, Glassnode said the current market structure is highly similar to the second quarter of 2022, when Bitcoin only rebounded after probing further downward. Data shows about 8.8 million Bitcoins are in a loss position, directly tied to the price falling nearly 47% from its $126k peak on October 12, 2025. Selling pressure from long-term holders has increased notably. Daily realized losses reach up to $200 million, indicating a typical “capitulation-style selling” pattern. Meanwhile, Capriole Investments’ demand indicator has fallen into negative territory, showing that buying momentum has continued to weaken. The macro environment is also unfavorable. A stronger U.S. dollar suppresses risk assets’ performance. U.S. capital participation is low, and related premium indicators have remained negative for a long time, reflecting that institutions have not fully returned. Although spot Bitcoin ETFs in March 2026 recorded net inflows of about $1.32 billion, this capital has not effectively driven a price reversal, and market confidence remains insufficient. From a technical structure perspective, $71.5k is a key resistance level. This area is close to the average cost range of ETF investors; if it cannot be broken effectively, upside potential will be limited. Downside, traders should focus on the $64k support level; if it breaks, it could trigger a larger pullback. In addition, whale behavior further reinforces a cautious signal. Over the past year, Bitcoin “whales” have cumulatively reduced holdings by about 188k Bitcoins, pushing the market gradually into a distribution phase. Some institutions have also recently shown loss-driven selling, indicating that high-priced holdings are being steadily liquidated. Bitcoin is currently in a critical turning-range. Price direction will depend on the speed of capital returning and market sentiment recovering. If trading volume supports a breakout of key resistance, the trend may undergo a correction; otherwise, downside risk has not been fully removed. 9、Riot sells 3,778 Bitcoins in Q1, cashing out nearly $300 million—its holdings fall 18% year over year Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms sold 3,778 Bitcoins in the first quarter of 2026, generating about $289.5 million in proceeds at an average selling price of $76,626. After this reduction, its Bitcoin holdings fell to 15,680 Bitcoins, down about 18% from a year earlier. On-chain data shows the company sold an additional 500 Bitcoins in early April, continuing a de-inventory trend. From the production side, Riot mined 1,473 Bitcoins in Q1, down 4% year over year. With slower output combined with market volatility, miners’ funding pressure has risen. This kind of move is not unique: MARA Holdings sold 15,133 Bitcoins in the same period, totaling about $1.1 billion; Genius Group fully exited its Bitcoin reserves; Nakamoto Holdings also cut about 284 Bitcoins in March. Miners and companies collectively adjusting their asset structures reflects increased demand for short-term cash flow and balance-sheet management. On-chain data further reveals changes on the demand side. CryptoQuant reports that, as of the end of March, Bitcoin’s apparent demand fell to negative 63,000 Bitcoins, indicating that overall market buying momentum weakened. However, funds have not completely left. In March, Strategy bought 44,377 Bitcoins, accounting for 94% of total purchases by public companies. Japanese listed company Metaplanet also increased its holdings by 5,075 Bitcoins in Q1, bringing total holdings to 40,177. The current market shows a pattern of structural divergence: on one side, miners and some companies choose to sell down due to operating pressure; on the other, a small number of institutions continue to accumulate. This trend of concentration suggests that Bitcoin demand has not disappeared—it has shifted to participants with stronger financial resources. In the short term, Bitcoin’s price direction will still be influenced by the tug-of-war between supply being released and institutional absorption. 10、DeFi hack losses fall to $169 million in Q1 2026—37 DeFi protocols affected DefiLlama data shows that in the first quarter of 2026, crypto hackers stole approximately $169 million in assets from 34 DeFi protocols, a sharp drop compared with the same period in 2025. Although total losses declined, multiple major attacks still exposed security vulnerabilities in the industry. Among them, in January the Step Finance private key leak caused losses of about $40 million, the largest attack of the quarter. Next was the Truebit smart contract manipulation incident, which resulted in $26.4 million worth of Ethereum being stolen. In March, the Resolv Labs private key leak ranked third. By comparison, in the first quarter of 2025, losses reached $1.58 billion due to major events, making the current figures relatively moderate. However, security experts emphasize that crypto security risk has not decreased. Kraken Chief Security Officer Nick Percoco said that hacker activity depends more on market cycles and liquidity distribution than on specific time points. In bull markets, during product launches, or when capital rapidly congregates, attackers find it easier to identify targets and execute attacks. The threat structure is also evolving. The industry faces a multi-layer threat landscape ranging from highly organized hacker groups to opportunistic attackers. Attack methods include private key theft, exploiting smart contract vulnerabilities, and social engineering attacks. Some hacker groups related to North Korea remain an important source of risk, and their attacks often target high-value, high-complexity infrastructure. In addition, increasing transparency of crypto assets improves efficiency while also making it easier for attackers to identify potential vulnerabilities. Security research shows that complex systems, weak permission management, and protocols that iterate quickly are more likely to be targeted. Industry insiders expect that with the development of AI technology, credential theft and automated attack methods may increase further in 2026. While current data shows losses declining, security challenges remain severe. The DeFi ecosystem needs to continuously strengthen audits, key management, and risk controls to reduce systemic risk during market expansion. 11、Stablecoin supply reaches $315 billion in Q1 2026; total transaction value tops $2.8 trillion Data shows that in Q1 2026, total stablecoin supply increased by about $8 billion, reaching a record $315 billion. In this quarter, stablecoins accounted for 75% of total crypto trading volume, a historical high. At the same time, total stablecoin transaction value exceeded $2.8 trillion. Retail transfers (typically related to individual users) fell 16%, the largest decline in history. Automated trading activity surged, with bots accounting for 76% of all stablecoin trading volume. 12、U.S. CFTC sues Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois, arguing it has exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed lawsuits against the states of Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois, respectively, to reaffirm its exclusive jurisdiction over event contracts and prediction markets under the Commodity Exchange Act. The CFTC alleges that the three states tried to ban, restrict, or regulate registered designated contract markets (DCMs), including prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket, through gambling laws or other state-level regulatory measures. The CFTC is asking federal courts to declare state actions invalid and to prohibit states from interfering with prediction market activity that complies with federal regulations. 13、Circle launches tokenized Bitcoin product cirBTC for the institutional market Circle announced it will launch Circle Wrapped Bitcoin (cirBTC), a tokenized Bitcoin product backed 1:1 by native BTC, designed specifically for the institutional market. cirBTC reserves can be independently verified in real time via the blockchain and are suitable for institutional scenarios such as OTC desks, market makers, and lending protocols. The product will first be launched on Ethereum and Arc, with plans to expand into multi-chain ecosystems in the future. It will also be seamlessly integrated with Circle’s USDC, Arc, and Circle Mint to provide a full end-to-end service. As of now, cirBTC has not been officially launched and will require the completion of relevant regulatory approvals. 14、SpaceX raises its IPO target valuation to $2 trillion, beating Meta and Tesla Insiders said SpaceX has raised its target valuation for its initial public offering (IPO) to above $2 trillion. The company and its advisors are sharing this valuation target with potential investors as they prepare for meetings over the next few weeks. These so-called “test-the-waters” briefings may include more information supporting the $2 trillion valuation. In February, reports said that after SpaceX acquired Elon Musk’s xAI, the combined company’s valuation was $1.25 trillion. Based on a $2 trillion valuation, SpaceX would surpass all companies in the S&P 500 except Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet (Google’s parent), Microsoft, and Amazon—and it would also surpass two of the seven big U.S. stocks: Meta and Tesla, which is owned by Musk. 15、Ethereum whales bet $2.6 billion—can they stop a pullback? ETH could face a 43% drop risk Ethereum (ETH) is trading in a range around $2,055, maintaining the 8-hour rising channel since February 24, but technical signals indicate that the risk of a potential pullback is building. The Smart Money Index (SMI) shows informed investors are still waiting on the sidelines, and the doji candles on the 8-hour chart also reflect hesitation between buyers and sellers. The pattern resembles the structure before ETH’s 43% plunge from $3,042 in January. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) further reinforces the bearish signal. While price made a new high within the channel, the RSI showed a downward divergence, indicating weakening price momentum. Meanwhile, on-chain data shows that since March 24, Ethereum whales have continued accumulating—adding roughly 1.29 million ETH, worth about $2.6 billion. However, historical experience warns that whale accumulation did not prevent the January crash, and this round of accumulation may similarly be unable to provide meaningful support. Technically, ETH’s current price sits between the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level at $2,093 and the 0.618 retracement level at $2,024. The $2,024 area constitutes a key support zone. If a daily close falls below this level, the rising channel structure would be damaged. The next target would be $1,925, with further potential downside toward around $1,800. Only if the price rebounds to $2,162 or higher would a bullish structure be able to be confirmed. Traders should watch the strength of support near the bottom of the channel and monitor RSI and smart-money behavior. Although continued whale buying provides some psychological support, weak price momentum and potential macro pressure could trigger a short-term pullback. Investors should carefully assess the real impact of the $66k whale bet on Ethereum, and watch for breaks above or below key price levels—these will determine ETH’s next move.
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