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According to CoinMarketCap, among the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization on April 30, the top five gainers are LUNC, POL, ZEC, CRV, and SHIB, with increases of approximately 12.47%, 5.07%, 4.72%, 4.02%, and 3.27%, respectively, with current prices of $0.00007391, $0.09579, $337.18, $0.2339, and $0.000056302.
The top five losers are WLFI, PI, CHZ, SKY, and AERO, with decreases of approximately 11.41%, 7.35%, 5.67%, 4.50%, and 3.92%, respectively, with current prices of $0.05947, $0.1751, $0.04094, $0.07909, and $0.4466.

Ethereum Application Guild (EAG) announces its official establishment, positioning itself as a global non-profit collaborative organization. It will promote application-layer development and focus on four key areas: deploying real-world applications, connecting cross-domain ecosystems, unifying evaluation and development frameworks, and establishing sustainable funding mechanisms. Through institutional donations and donations funded by ETH staking yields, it injects capital into the ecosystem growth fund, and releases its 2026 Global Applications and Developer Plan, covering education, hackathons, research, and regional roadshows, to help build local developer community development.

U.S. stocks opened higher, with the Dow up 0.45%, the Nasdaq up 0.57%, and the S&P up 0.36%. Hertz announced a partnership with Uber to promote autonomous driving rental and fleet operations, with its stock price rising over 15% at one point. Meta Platforms fell 8.4%, affected by an upward revision of capital expenditure outlook and regulatory risks. Other highlights include MARA, RIOT, HUT, HOOD rising, while COIN, CRCL declined.

TRM Labs states that North Korean hackers stole approximately $577 million in cryptocurrency assets from January to April 2026, accounting for 76% of the global losses during the same period.
In two incidents in April, KelpDAO lost about $292 million, and Drift Protocol lost about $285 million.
Drift funds are still on Ethereum, while KelpDAO funds were exchanged for BTC via THORChain with the help of Chinese intermediaries to launder money.
Since 2017, North Korea has stolen over $6 billion, and its share of global losses has increased from less than 10% in 2020 to 64% in 2025.