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According to The Defiant, Polygon Labs launched a stablecoin privacy payment feature in its consumer wallet on Monday, in collaboration with the privacy protocol Hinkal, currently supporting USDC and USDT.It is reported that the Polygon wallet has added a "Privately Send" option, allowing users to send stablecoins on Polygon through Hinkal's shielded pool, where the sender, receiver, and transfer amount will not be publicly disclosed on-chain. The related transfers will be verified through zero-knowledge proofs, enabling external observers to confirm that valid transfers have occurred, but they cannot see the participants or the amounts.Polygon Labs stated that this feature is aimed at institutional payment scenarios, designed to address the issue of excessive transparency in public chain payments. The design also incorporates Know Your Transaction (KYT) screening and operates in a non-custodial mode, meaning no operating party holds user assets during the transfer process.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, three wallets associated with Multicoin Capital have staked 1.96 million HYPE, worth approximately 82.06 million USD.Currently, these wallets still hold 2.83 million HYPE, worth approximately 118.34 million USD.

On-chain detective ZachXBT replied that PolyArb is a fraudulent prediction market product, and its website contains a wallet stealer.Previously, PolyArb claimed on platform X that the Hyperliquid HIP-4 results market reached a daily BTC trading volume of $6.15 million within 48 hours, which was questioned by user growth head William LeGate regarding its claims about Polymarket fees. ZachXBT warned that replying to the relevant account might bring more exposure to them and lead to an increase in potential victims.

According to OnchainLens monitoring, a newly created wallet deposited $1 million $USDC into HyperLiquid and opened a long position on $CL with 10x leverage.

According to Cointelegraph, Nominis analysis indicates that some of the "Iran-related" crypto wallets recently seized and frozen by the U.S. OFAC may not exhibit on-chain behavior characteristics consistent with the past operational patterns of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), suggesting the involvement of other state-level actors.Previously, the U.S. Treasury stated that over $340 million, totaling nearly $500 million in Iran-related crypto assets, had been frozen in the "Operation Economic Fury." Nominis CEO Snir Levi noted that historically, IRGC-related wallets typically spread funds across multiple addresses, maintain low balances in single wallets, avoid long-term holdings, and employ complex operations to reduce the risk of being frozen; however, the wallets that were seized this time show significant differences in their funding structure and behavior patterns.He believes this raises a critical question: how much of the frozen $340 million in assets is directly controlled by the IRGC, and how much involves broader infrastructures that may even overlap with financial networks of other countries.Levi also pointed out that organizations, including the IRGC and potential state-level actors from China, are continuously upgrading their use of blockchain infrastructure, and traditional static risk control labels are no longer sufficient; behavioral analysis and address clustering are becoming increasingly critical.

The crypto lending platform Nexo has disclosed that the number of wallets holding more than 100 BTC is continuously increasing, indicating that "smart money" is flowing back into the Bitcoin market. Data shows that addresses holding between 10 and 100,000 BTC have accumulated approximately 41,000 BTC over the past two weeks.Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin has also surpassed the "True Market Mean" average level of $78,100 for the first time since January this year. Market analysis suggests that the continued accumulation by large on-chain addresses may reflect a rebound in the risk appetite of institutions and long-term holders.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 1,051 BTC from Binance 2 hours ago, worth approximately 82.35 million USD.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 1,051 BTC from Binance, approximately equivalent to 82.37 million USD.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a wallet associated with the Ethereum Foundation deposited 1,744 ETH into Kraken, worth 4.03 million dollars.

The stablecoin one-stop wallet UU Wallet today announced the launch of the 15-day "UU Travel Season" event. During the event, users who complete their first travel-related purchase using the UU Visa virtual card or physical card will receive a $5 cashback. Supported platforms include major global travel and transportation service providers such as Uber, Grab, Booking.com, Airbnb, and Trip.com.In addition, to lower the access threshold for users, UU Wallet will implement a limited-time policy of waiving the card activation fee for virtual cards during the event. New users can activate and use the card for free after completing real-name authentication, and existing users can also activate their accounts without upfront costs during this period.It is reported that UU Wallet is committed to providing global payment and remittance services centered around stablecoins, and has already launched Visa card and cross-border remittance functions. This event is a core initiative to promote the "daily use of on-chain dollars" and user growth in the second quarter of 2026. In the future, the platform will continue to enhance its product matrix around payment, exchange, and wealth management services related to stablecoins.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the Ethereum Foundation wallet received 22.92 million USDC from Coinbase Prime 5 hours ago.On-chain analyst Yu Jin stated that this fund may be related to the payment made by the Ethereum Foundation to Bitmine for selling 10,000 ETH through over-the-counter trading a week ago.

According to official news, the Binance wallet web version has integrated the Ethereum network, allowing users to seamlessly access and trade Ethereum chain tokens on the web.

The latest report from the non-profit research organization Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC) indicates that the prediction market platform Polymarket may have broader insider trading issues than the previously reported "Green Beret Bet on the Venezuela Raid."The research analyzed 435,000 settled markets from January 2021 to mid-March 2026, with a total trading volume of $54.4 billion, and found that low-probability bets related to government decision-making in military and defense markets had abnormally high success rates. Data shows that the average success rate for such "long-shot bets" in political markets is about 14%, while in some cases of military-related contracts, the success rate exceeds 50%. The study suggests that these markets are difficult to predict based solely on public information and are more susceptible to information asymmetry, including insider trading or professional information advantages.The report also points out that Polymarket's profits are highly concentrated. Research from the London Business School and Yale University shows that about 3% of traders contribute to most of the platform's price discovery; blockchain analytics firm Solidus Labs found that less than 1% of wallets accounted for about half of the profits. For example, in the case of the U.S. airstrike on Iran in June 2025, just hours before the attack, 19 low-probability bets totaling $164,000 concentrated on buying the ultimately realized "YES" contract, with 8 wallets collectively profiting about $1.8 million, including one wallet that made nearly $500,000.Despite the Pentagon's efforts to conceal the operation through decoy bombers and stealth fighters, a few traders accurately predicted the outcome. ACDC recommends that Polymarket strengthen identity verification, set conditional payments for suspicious bets, limit markets where results are determined by a few individuals, and reduce overly detailed contract designs. The report further calls for a broader discussion on whether the public should be allowed to bet on such events.

WasabiCard issued a security statement claiming that it has no affiliation with projects and organizations such as Wasabi Protocol and Wasabi Wallet.It is reported that WasabiCard collaborates with Safeheron for custodial wallets, using private key sharding technology to ensure the security of on-chain funds. They work with on-chain security audit companies like slowmist to strictly audit the sources of on-chain funds. They utilize compliance and anti-money laundering tools such as sumsub to ensure that user identities are legitimate and compliant. As a licensed institution and Web3 financial infrastructure service provider, security and compliance have always been the foundational capabilities of WasabiCard, rather than optional add-ons.

Binance will conduct maintenance on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) wallet on May 5, 2026, at 14:00. To facilitate the wallet maintenance, the deposit and withdrawal functions of the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) will be suspended starting at 13:55 on May 5, 2026, and will resume after the maintenance is completed. This maintenance is expected to take about one hour.

According to Onchainlens monitoring, 2 newly created wallets received 312 bitcoins from BitGo in the past 24 hours, worth approximately 23.62 million dollars.

According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens, Bitmine staked 111,496 ETH (approximately $253.27 million) 5 hours ago, bringing its total staked amount to 4,034,885 ETH (approximately $9.09 billion).In addition, a newly created wallet address "0x448" received another 20,000 ETH (approximately $4.48 million) from FalconX, and the current holdings of this address have reached 40,000 ETH (approximately $9.016 million). This wallet is suspected to belong to Bitmine.

According to CoinDesk, Tether led a $14 million Series A funding round for the Latin American digital wallet platform Belo, which also included participation from Titan Fund, The Venture City, Mindset Ventures, and G2.Belo stated that it will use the new funds to expand into the markets of Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, and Paraguay, while continuing to strengthen its business presence in Brazil, focusing on serving freelancers, remote workers, and users of cross-border money transfers.Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Belo currently has over 3 million users in Latin America. Its product is a digital wallet based on cryptocurrency infrastructure, allowing users to hold and transfer local currencies and "digital dollars" (stablecoins).Reports indicate that stablecoins have rapidly gained popularity in emerging markets like Latin America in recent years, primarily used for hedging against inflation, cross-border remittances, and bypassing high-cost foreign exchange systems. Belo integrates payments, currency exchange, and cross-border transfers into a single application process, utilizing cryptocurrency infrastructure for backend settlements to reduce the costs and delays of cross-border transfers.