Tether's BTC reserve address withdrew 951 BTC valued at $70.47 million, part of Q1 2026 purchases. It now holds 97,141 BTC worth around $7.2 billion, making it the fifth-largest BTC wallet with unrealized gains of $2.175 billion.

Gate News message, April 15 — According to Onchain Lens, a major whale has staked 50,000 ETH on Everstake, worth approximately $116.97 million.

Sun Yuchen deposited 300 million JST tokens, worth around $22.8 million, to a centralized exchange, marking his second major JST transaction in a month. JST is the governance token of JustLend DAO on the Tron blockchain.

BlackRock recently transferred over $35 million in ETH and $41 million in BTC through its ETFs to a major CEX, totaling nearly $76 million in value.

A fraudulent Ledger Live app on Apple's App Store stole $9.5 million from over 50 users by compromising wallet information. The incident, involving significant losses for major investors, raises concerns about App Store security, prompting discussions of a possible lawsuit against Apple.

A major exchange has launched X-Perps, MiFID-regulated crypto derivatives with five-year expiries and up to 10× leverage, targeting EEA traders. It offers features like a unified account, real-time margin monitoring, and multilingual educational resources.

A European financial institution has integrated its bank-issued stablecoin USDCV into MetaMask, enabling users to hold and use the dollar-backed digital asset within the wallet, reflecting the growing collaboration between traditional finance and crypto.

Justin Sun announced TRON's post-quantum upgrade initiative, aiming to implement NIST-standardized cryptographic signatures on its mainnet to counter future quantum computing threats, positioning TRON ahead of Bitcoin and Ethereum in quantum preparedness.

Deutsche Börse Group has invested $200 million in Payward, acquiring about 1.5% of its shares. This partnership, focused on integrating traditional finance with digital assets, aims to improve services for institutional investors, pending regulatory approval.

The Winklevoss brothers withdrew $42.77 million in Bitcoin from a major exchange, reducing their holdings to 8,800 BTC, the lowest since 2012, after depositing $128.5 million a month earlier.