🗞 Catch up on the biggest news from the last 24 hours:

🚨 Justin Sun criticizes World Liberty Financial’s latest governance proposal, calling it a “sham” and alleging voter manipulation and selective token freezes.

🇺🇸 Patrick Witt warns the U.S. risks falling behind in digital assets without clear and lasting crypto regulations.

🇨🇳 Jeremy Allaire says there’s a major opportunity for a yuan-backed stablecoin, suggesting China could launch one within 3–5 years.

Adam Back says, “The future of finance runs on Bitcoin,” speaking at Paris Blockchain Week.

Christian Rau of Mastercard says stablecoins have now become a core part of the digital asset ecosystem.

🇫🇷 Jean-Didier Berger announces upcoming measures to protect crypto users as physical attacks and kidnappings targeting holders increase.

Bitcoin remains officially banned in a few countries including China, Algeria, Egypt, Bangladesh, Morocco, Iraq, and Qatar.

🇺🇸 The White House plans to grant federal agencies access to Anthropic’s Mythos model with added safeguards due to cybersecurity concerns.

🇺🇸 Thom Tillis says stablecoin yield legislation may be delayed as lawmakers seek more clarity.

🇺🇸 Donald Trump says, “Our economy is booming.”

🇺🇸 Securities and Exchange Commission launches its first podcast, “Material Matters,” hosted by Chairman Paul Atkins, focusing on 2026 crypto regulatory priorities.

Tennessee’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act heads to a Senate Finance Committee hearing on April 20, moving closer to becoming law.

Elon Musk says Universal High Income through government payments could be the best solution to AI-driven job losses, arguing that increased production from AI won’t necessarily cause inflation.