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OneBullEx will launch the OneAlpha AI strategy tool for futures trading on April 20, 2026, for a two-week user-testing phase. The tool allows users to generate trading strategies via natural language. Registration is by invitation only.

In Q1 2026, Ethereum achieved a record 200.4 million base-layer transactions, marking the first time it exceeded 200 million in a quarter. This growth, up 43% from Q4 2025, is attributed to increased Layer 2 activity and stablecoin usage, despite ETH prices being down over 50% from their mid-2025 peak.

Cloudflare's "Agents Week 2026" launched numerous product updates, with key developments including a unified AI Platform integrating over 70 models from various suppliers and a new Email Service for agent communication. This aims to position Cloudflare as a core infrastructure provider for the AI agent era.

Tesla's Cybertruck, despite being the best-selling electric pickup in 2024, saw sales plummet to 20,300 units in 2025, largely due to purchases by Elon Musk's companies. Concerns over transparency arise as these transactions may distort true sales figures.

On March 31, 2026, Google’s subsidiary Google Quantum AI released a widely discussed white paper, claiming that the resources needed for future quantum computers to crack Bitcoin encryption have been reduced by about 20 times compared to previous estimates. This research quickly sparked industry discussions, and the headline “Quantum computers can break Bitcoin in 9 minutes” began spreading in the market. But honestly, this kind of panic happens once or twice a year; it’s just that this time, backed by Google’s name, it sounds particularly alarming.
We have systematically reviewed this 57-page paper and several key studies released at the same time, to analyze the credibility of these claims, how current developments in quantum computing truly impact cryptocurrencies and the mining industry, what risks are involved, and whether they are really imminent.
Reassessing the technological risks
Traditionally, Bitcoin’s security

In the first quarter of 2026, publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies sold over 32,000 BTC, surpassing total sales for 2025. Current hash price is around $33 per PH/s, below some miners' breakeven of $35. Bitcoin reserves have decreased from over 1.86 million to about 1.8 million BTC since 2023.

On April 14, 2026, CoW Swap's domain cow.fi was compromised in a supply chain attack, redirecting users to a phishing site. The attack did not impact the protocol's security or user funds. CoW has since restored the domain and enhanced security measures, estimating user losses at around $1.2 million.