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.

Apple has removed the Freecash rewards app from its App Store due to misleading marketing. Google is investigating, while concerns about data privacy have been raised. Freecash, owned by Almedia, claims its ads were from affiliates and denies wrongdoing.

Gate News announcement, according to an official announcement from Gate Gate has removed the trading markets for 27 tokens including FURY, SYLO, GEC, SLICE, NAOS, BITCAT, RENA, SAVM, TRG, CHER, TAPROOT, VALUE, SOP, NLC, MPT, NAM, MOONPIG, AA, GGG, SMOLE, MPH, GPUAI, ALPACA, ROOM, ZBU, and TCT. After evaluation, these tokens do not meet the standards for enabling trading. For users who have submitted forms and meet the requirements, Gate has deposited the corresponding buyback amounts into the users' accounts. After delisting, users can continue to use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these coin types. The specific delisting time for wallet functions and the operational details will be notified separately.

Zcash’s core development team, ZODL, has released the latest strategic roadmap, focusing on post-quantum security, scalability, and user experience, and moving into the Zcash IV phase. The new version is now live, improving user experience and advancing key development. Meanwhile, ZODL is actively involved in industry cooperation, but due to regulatory issues it has temporarily taken down the Russian app store.

Gate News message: On April 13, American musician Garrett Dutton (stage name G. Love) downloaded and used an application that impersonated a Ledger wallet from the App Store. After he entered his recovery phrase, 5.9 BTC was stolen, for an estimated loss of about $420k. On-chain analyst ZachXBT found that the attacker had moved the stolen Bitcoin through some

Philadelphia musician G.Love had about 5.92 Bitcoins stolen due to mistakenly downloading a counterfeit app. On-chain investigator ZachXBT traced the flow of funds and questioned Apple’s App Store review process, saying it allows counterfeit apps to be listed, increasing user risk.

Gate News message, April 12, Musk’s social app XChat will officially launch on the App Store on April 17. Musk previously said that XChat’s goal is to replace the old Twitter direct message system and build a fully encrypted platform supporting text, file transfers, and audio and video calling.

Gate News message, April 10, renowned market analyst Tom Lee posted that there are increasing signs the market bottom has already formed, even though the overall market still generally remains skeptical. Tom Lee suggested that for investors who are still skeptical, they could consider buying assets that performed ahead during the U.S.-Iran war. He pointed out that Ethereum and BMNR are among his top picks, and Bitcoin is also included among the recommendations. Tom Lee believes that crypto assets have already proven themselves to be a store of value during wartime.

Gate News message: On April 10, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, VVV (Venice) is trading at $8.03. In the past 24 hours, it has pumped 19.99%, with a highest of $8.00 and a lowest pullback to $6.64. The total trading volume over the past 24 hours reached $834,000. Current market cap is approximately $364 million. Venice is a privacy-focused artificial intelligence platform that offers services such as generating conversations and image creation, but does not store user data. Users can privately or anonymously access industry-leading AI models including Claude Opus, GPT-5.2, Flux 2, and more, while also enjoying fully private data protection—every AI prompt is kept on the user’s device and is not stored on servers. In addition, Venice aims to eliminate platform