The U.S. added 178,000 nonfarm payrolls in March, well above consensus estimates, while unemployment fell to 4.3%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.Bitcoin held above $67,000 on Good Friday with traditional markets closed, absorbing the hawkish macro signal with unusual composure.February’s payroll figure was simultaneously revised to a loss of 133,000 jobs, complicating the read on Fed policy going into Q2.

The non-profit foundation has staked 69,500 ETH, nearly reaching the goal it unveiled at the end of February, less than two months ago.

The FIFA World Cup will feature a prediction market platform built on ADI Chain, with the network’s token hitting a new high Friday.

The Law on Anti-Technology Fraud introduces five new offenses aimed at rooting out modern online scams and crimes, like pig butchering and crypto investment schemes.Southeast Asia is often cited as a hub for cyber scam compounds, which often force trafficked individuals to operate online scams.

XRP continues to see rising network usage despite weak price movements, fueling hopes among investors for a potential price rebound.

Dmail Network will shut down on May 15 after citing high infrastructure costs, failed fundraising and weak token utility.

Uniswap has deployed v2, v3 and v4 of its protocol on Linea, a zkEVM Layer 2 network built by Consensys.Linea support is live on the Uniswap web app and API, with Uniswap Wallet integration on iOS and Android rolling out gradually.The launch extends Uniswap’s multichain strategy to a low-fee, EVM-equivalent rollup that is natively integrated into the Consensys stack.

ZachXBT posted a long thread on X providing several examples where Circle allegedly failed to freeze funds in cases of illegal activity.The online sleuth said the illicit funds totaled over $420 million.Circle said it freezes “assets when legally required, consistent with the rule of law and with strong protections for user rights and privacy.”

The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division privacy officer, Kilian Kagle, has resigned as his department prepares to hand over sensitive voter data — including partial Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers — to DHS, in what legal experts are calling a likely violation of the Privacy Act.The Justice Department has already collected voter rolls from 17 mostly Republican-led states and is planning to run the data through DHS’s SAVE system to identify noncitizens and deceased registrants, without issuing any public privacy notices.A law professor who served in the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division told NPR that each of the 17 state voter rolls collected so far represents “a criminal violation” of the Privacy Act.

Bitcoin ETFs offer more use cases for the average investor’s portfolio than a gold ETF does, according to ETF analyst James Seyffart.

Momentum is yet to recover on the cryptocurrency market, but investors are certainly ready to take a chance.

XRP Ledger validator highlights major turning point for XRP-native DEX once certain requirements are fulfilled.