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The deliberation of the U.S. CLARITY Act enters a critical week. If the vote cannot advance this week, the process may be postponed until mid-May. Pressure from the banking industry over stablecoin yield provisions is one of the main obstacles, and some clauses of the bill still require negotiation.

Analysts point out that Bitcoin's trend this week depends on four key price levels, with $79,800 and $79,116 being crucial for upward breakthroughs, and $74,480 and $69,861 serving as reference points for downside support.

Coinbase has launched a crypto-collateralized loan service in the UK, allowing users to borrow USDC using assets like Bitcoin as collateral. This is the company's latest move to expand its financial services footprint in the UK, following the successful launch of the product in the US market.

DBS Bank co-launches the tokenized gold fund GOLDX, providing institutions with on-chain gold investment channels. This move may catalyze on-chain institutional demand, with predictions suggesting Ethereum's price could potentially target $3050 in the future.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF sets a single-week inflow record, driving overall net inflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs to $1.9 billion. Sustained institutional capital inflows support Bitcoin's price consolidation above $74,000.

Ripple has unveiled a quantum-resistant roadmap for the XRP Ledger, planning to complete a full upgrade to quantum-resistant signatures by 2028 to address potential threats from future quantum computing to blockchain encryption.

Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows for five consecutive days, with institutions continuing to increase their holdings. Arbitrum has frozen over 30,000 ETH from the KelpDAO attacker, with the related vulnerability potentially leading to a $230 million bad debt risk.

Analysis of 20 crypto security incidents reveals that while technical vulnerabilities are frequent, they cause relatively small losses. In contrast, permission and social engineering attacks, though fewer in number, account for the vast majority of massive losses. Attack patterns are shifting towards combined attacks targeting human-machine interaction and permission management.

The Bitcoin rebound could be a bear market trap. Despite showing structural improvements, short-term selling pressure and whale transfers coexist. The price remains below key resistance levels, and a trend continuation has not yet been confirmed.

Analysis of security incidents in the crypto industry reveals three major patterns: technical vulnerabilities are frequent but cause smaller losses, while permission and social engineering attacks are fewer but result in massive losses, with the scale of the latter continuously expanding. North Korean hacker groups are involved in several of the highest-value attacks, with cross-chain bridge security being particularly prominent.

Frequent DeFi security incidents have led to large-scale capital outflows, undermining market confidence. Funds are accelerating their flow towards safer products such as compliant stablecoins and tokenized treasuries. Traditional financial infrastructure is directly connecting to on-chain networks, challenging the gateway status of native DeFi.

The rise of the AI Agent economy faces bottlenecks in identity, payment, and trust. Blockchain technology is building new paradigms to address these challenges by providing verifiable identity, stablecoin payments, and on-chain audit records.