1. U.S. Department of Justice Disbands Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team

The U.S. Department of Justice notified employees on Monday evening that it is disbanding a department dedicated to cryptocurrency-related investigations. In a four-page memo reviewed by Fortune magazine, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the decision, stating, "The Department of Justice is not a regulator of digital assets. However, the previous administration used the Department to implement a reckless regulatory strategy through prosecutions." Blanche, the second-highest official in the Department of Justice and a defense attorney during Trump's 2024 criminal trial, wrote that as part of the Department's efforts to comply with Trump's January executive order on digital assets, the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET) is being "immediately" disbanded, with the order aimed at "establishing regulatory clarity for the industry." As part of the memo on Monday, Blanche instructed DOJ employees to focus on "prosecuting those who harm digital asset investors," rather than pursuing cases against cryptocurrency exchanges, mixers like "Tornado Cash," and "offline wallets." -Original

2. Ethereum Falls Below Realized Price, Enters Strategic Accumulation Range

3. Euronext CEO: Global Stock Markets Have Lost About $10 Trillion

Euronext CEO Stephane Boujnah stated that due to concerns raised by the trade policies of the Trump administration, some European investors have begun transferring physical assets like gold from the U.S. to Europe. He noted that the market is trying to adapt to a changing America, while Europe is attracting more investor attention due to property rights and environmental stability. Since Trump announced comprehensive tariffs, global stock markets have evaporated about $10 trillion. Boujnah believes this change makes Europe more attractive to investors. -Original

4. a16z Seeks to Raise $20 Billion Fund

Sources say that a16z is seeking to raise $20 billion for its largest fund ever. -Original

5. BlackRock Appoints Anchorage as Crypto ETF Custodian

Anchorage has been appointed as the custodian for BlackRock's cryptocurrency ETFs and other funds investing in digital assets. Through Anchorage, BlackRock can now access digital asset custody services, staking services, settlement services, and on-chain governance solutions. This is a significant strategic move for the company. -Original

6. Sun Yuchen Establishes Non-Profit Organization to Combat Crypto Crime

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Sun Yuchen announced at the Hong Kong Crypto Finance Forum that he has established a non-profit organization to combat crypto crime in collaboration with a third-party data company, providing free assistance to crypto practitioners. He also stated that the organization has helped freeze over $130 million in crypto scam funds since last year. -Original

7. IRS Chief Resigns Over Data Sharing with Authorities

8. Solana Launches "Confidential Balance" Token Extension

Solana developers have launched "Confidential Balance," a series of zero-knowledge-driven token extensions designed to confidentially protect balances, transfer tokens, and mint or burn assets. This crypto suite builds on privacy features introduced last year alongside Solana's Token2022 framework. -Original

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