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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform that there was a service outage at Coinbase yesterday, which is absolutely unacceptable. The root cause was multiple cooling units at the AWS data center failing simultaneously, leading to overheating in one server room. Most of Coinbase's systems are designed with redundancy to handle the failure of a single availability zone, and they did operate normally last night.However, centralized exchanges were not spared, as their architecture is specially optimized for low latency and customer co-location, making it difficult to simultaneously ensure fault tolerance at the availability zone level. While enabling the exchange to withstand availability zone failures would introduce latency issues and disrupt customer co-location, the team will reassess these trade-offs to at least ensure that when a switch to a different availability zone is needed, the duration of the outage can be significantly reduced. He expressed gratitude to the AWS and Coinbase teams who worked through the night to repair the issue and promised to release a detailed technical explanation later.

According to Cointelegraph, cryptocurrency analyst Matthew Hyland stated that Bitcoin may have bottomed out around $60,000 in early February, and it is unlikely to see lower prices later this year.He pointed out that dozens of bottom signals appeared simultaneously when Bitcoin reached $60,000 in the first quarter of 2026, while these signals do not appear in the middle of a bull market. Hyland believes that the current market is not in the middle of a bear market, and this judgment has obvious flaws because bottom signals only flash at true bottoms.Previously, veteran trader Peter Brandt believed that $60,000 might not be the lowest point in 2026, while Willy Woo stated that Bitcoin has only completed about one-third of its bear market journey.

Coinbase stated that the system detected a high error rate in multiple services, subsequently pinpointing the failure to the AWS US-EAST-1 availability zone use1-az4. The Coinbase system originally had single availability zone fault tolerance, but this failure affected multiple availability zones, resulting in a prolonged interruption of core trading services.The main issues have now been fully resolved, and the team will conduct a comprehensive analysis of this incident and provide further updates after AWS releases the official review report.

Coinbase experienced service interruptions due to rising temperatures at the AWS US-EAST-1 data center. Trading will first resume in "cancel only" mode, with full trading recovery coming soon.

According to Ambcrypto, Coinbase has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to jointly launch a new payment layer that allows AI Agents to autonomously make micro-payments using USDC.The solution integrates Coinbase's wallet infrastructure and the x402 payment protocol into Amazon Bedrock's AgentCore Payments system. Developers can build AI agents that autonomously discover services, pay on demand, and complete tasks without human intervention.Reports indicate that the x402 protocol is based on the HTTP 402 "Payment Required" standard, with transactions completed in about 200 milliseconds at a cost of just a fraction of a cent, supporting high-frequency low-value machine-native payments. The system also includes enterprise-level budget control and compliance tools.

According to The Block, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has partnered with Coinbase and Stripe to launch Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments, enabling AI agents to complete transactions using stablecoins.Coinbase stated that developers can build "agent-based payment" solutions based on the x402 protocol, allowing AI agents to make small payments using USDC. This feature enables AI agents to make instant payments for web content, APIs, MCP servers, and other agents. AWS noted that developers can choose between Coinbase or Stripe wallets and recharge their wallets using stablecoins or fiat currency.

Michael Selig, the chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated at the Consensus 2026 conference that the CFTC has filed lawsuits against regulatory agencies in about five to six states, including Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, and New York, with the core dispute being the jurisdiction over prediction markets.He mentioned that if different circuit courts issue conflicting rulings, the related cases may ultimately be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Michael Selig stated that the Commodity Exchange Act clearly grants the CFTC exclusive regulatory authority over commodity derivatives, and that prediction market event contracts are financial derivatives traded on federally regulated exchanges, which are fundamentally different from traditional gaming venue models.He believes that some state-level regulatory agencies are attempting to challenge the validity of federal law through local regulations, and the CFTC will continue to file lawsuits against such actions.

According to Decrypt, Australian rapper Iggy Azalea is facing a class-action lawsuit over the Solana meme coin MOTHER, with investors accusing her of exaggerating the true utility and commercial integration of the token.The lawsuit claims that Azalea promoted MOTHER for use in the Motherland casino, Unreal Mobile phone service, and DreamVault marketplace, but these integrations failed to materialize or did not operate as promised. The MOTHER token has dropped over 99% from its peak of about $0.23. The plaintiffs are seeking compensation for affected investors, including statutory damages and potential triple damages. The lawsuit was filed by Burwick Law, which had previously sued "Hawk Tuah" girl Hailey Welch and her meme coin project.

After WLFI filed a lawsuit against Sun Yuchen yesterday, Vincent Chok, the founder of FDT (First Digital Trust), spoke out today, stating that WLFI is not the first target publicly attacked by Sun Yuchen, as FDT has been entangled in litigation with him for over a year.Vincent Chok stated that in the past 12 months, Sun Yuchen has made public accusations against FDT, but has yet to provide any substantial evidence. During this time, Sun Yuchen has publicly offered rewards for so-called "internal evidence" twice, with the amount increasing from $50 million to $100 million, and as of now, no one has claimed the reward.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) announced a defamation lawsuit against Sun Yuchen on platform X.WLFI alleges that Sun Yuchen, through his wholly-owned entity Blue Anthem, holds approximately 4 billion $WLFI tokens: when purchasing the tokens, Sun Yuchen was clearly aware that $WLFI tokens are non-transferable, signed a token unlocking agreement, committed not to short sell, and agreed that WLFI has the right to "decide to freeze any violating wallets."After WLFI executed a freeze on the relevant tokens based on the sales terms, Sun Yuchen did not seek a good faith resolution; instead, he initiated a coordinated smear campaign, spending money to hire influencers and deploy bots to spread false information to over 4 million followers, warning that if his demand for hundreds of millions of dollars was not met, the price of $WLFI tokens would "drop to the ground."WLFI stated that the aforementioned freezing function was clearly disclosed in the sales terms, the governance mechanism is transparent and community-driven, and they will pursue legal action against Sun Yuchen.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, a suspected address of Sun Yuchen has withdrawn 3.2 million USDT from Spark again, totaling 96.62 million US dollars in stablecoins withdrawn.The financial address 0x939...6A1D1 currently has 1.15 billion dollars in funds on Spark, of which 1.02 billion is USDS and 131 million is USDC. After previously suspected to have sold 5.51 million dollars worth of USDS farming rewards, new rewards have accumulated to nearly 600,000 dollars.

According to The Block, AWS Marketplace has integrated data services such as Chainlink's Data Feeds, Data Streams, and Proof of Reserve, supporting developers in connecting AWS's computing, storage, database, and API capabilities with blockchain smart contracts.AWS stated that the Chainlink oracle infrastructure provides a secure two-way connection between AWS resources and on-chain smart contracts, making it easier for institutions to develop applications that interact with tokenized assets and smart contracts in a familiar AWS environment.

SBF wrote to New York Judge Lewis Kaplan, announcing the temporary withdrawal of the Rule 33 motion for a retrial. SBF stated that he needed to focus on answering the judge's question about whether his lawyers were involved in drafting the motion, and he believed he could not receive a fair hearing before that judge, so he decided to withdraw the motion. He plans to reserve the right to resubmit the motion after a ruling on the direct appeal and the related request for reassignment of the judge.Previously, SBF was sentenced to 25 years in prison for defrauding clients and investors. In his letter, he confirmed that the motion was primarily completed through his independent legal research and drafting while in Brooklyn prison, with his parents only providing editorial suggestions and assistance with printing.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly created wallet 0xf860 withdrew 18,000 ETH from Binance, worth approximately 43.22 million USD, and then transferred these funds to BitGo.

Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated that the company has moved the lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James regarding its prediction market business from state court to federal court, claiming that the case involves disputes at the federal legal level.The lawsuit accuses Coinbase and Gemini's related prediction market products of violating New York state gambling laws by allowing users to participate in trading events such as sports, entertainment, and elections without obtaining a license. Coinbase believes that prediction markets should be uniformly regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and will continue to advocate for federal regulatory recognition.The case involves the division of regulatory authority between state and federal levels, which may have significant implications for the regulatory framework of prediction market platforms.

According to market news, court records show that the state of New York has sued cryptocurrency trading platforms Coinbase Financial Markets and Gemini Titan, accusing them of violating the state's administrative laws.

The law firm Burwick Law has filed a federal class action lawsuit in the Southern District of New York (SDNY) against the creators of AI16Z and ELIZAOS, including defendant Walters, accusing them of violating consumer protection laws, false advertising, and unjust enrichment. Legal documents show that the defendants are accused of leveraging the brand reputation of Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) to package the project and issued the AI16Z token on Solana on October 24, 2024, later renamed ELIZAOS. The complaint alleges that the project claimed to have self-investing AI agents, which were actually operated manually, and did not generate revenue during the lawsuit period.On January 2, 2025, the token price reached a historical high of approximately $2.47, with a market capitalization exceeding $2.6 billion, and subsequently collapsed due to large holders reducing their positions. On-chain data shows that the most profitable traders realized approximately $39 million in profits.

Amazon announced that it will invest up to $25 billion in Claude's parent company Anthropic, with $5 billion available immediately, and an additional $20 billion to be injected in batches depending on the achievement of business milestones.Previously, Amazon had invested a total of $8 billion in Anthropic, and after this round, the total investment will reach $33 billion. In exchange, Anthropic has committed to spending over $100 billion on Amazon Web Services (AWS) over the next ten years and plans to deploy about 1 gigawatt of computing power through Trainium2 and Trainium3 chips by the end of the year, with a long-term goal of 5 gigawatts. After the announcement, Amazon's stock price rose about 2.7% in after-hours trading.It is worth noting that earlier this year, Amazon announced an investment of up to $50 billion in OpenAI, indicating that it is simultaneously betting on multiple leading AI companies to solidify its leadership in cloud infrastructure.

According to Cointelegraph, stablecoin issuer Circle is facing a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts for failing to freeze the stolen funds from the Drift Protocol during the attack incident.The plaintiffs claim that the attacker transferred approximately $230 million USDC from Solana to Ethereum within hours using Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP), and Circle did not intervene. The lawsuit accuses Circle of complicity and incitement to misappropriation and negligence. Crypto analytics firm Elliptic previously suspected that the attack may be related to North Korean-backed hackers, and the related funds were subsequently exchanged for ETH and transferred via Tornado Cash.