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80M+ ripple:native Since Doppler launched, deposited XRP has continued to grow. The XRP Army has always believed XRP should be more than an asset sitting idle. With Doppler’s institutional yield infrastructure, XRP is becoming a productive asset. https://t.co/43h4w7Cdj9

Lauren Rodriguez, (@leamuirleyn) wife of Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez, speaks out on the prosecution of open-source Bitcoin privacy developers, the dangers she sees in The Clarity Act, and why the Samourai Wallet case could have major implications for the future of Bitcoin and financial privacy. “Writing code is not a crime.”

Not the most glamorous assets on the timeline, but $ETH is still #2 by MC And the chart doesn't look that bad 🔍 If we hold the line here, we'll print a higher low and will be ready to go for another run https://t.co/qO4IfqYqpy

AI makes finding smart contract bugs dirt cheap. If attackers can use AI to find bugs faster, it makes sense that builders can use AI-assisted verification before deployment. This is where the Move Prover from @Aptos comes into play. Move Prover checks whether a contract actually follows the rules developers wrote for it. The new updates make that process fast enough to use during normal development, not just before launch: → AI helps write the specs → Math checks whether the code follows them The first test will be conducted with @DecibelTrade, which is an onchain perps engine built on Aptos. They plan to run the prover on every code change before the product goes live. For high-value apps like perps, lending markets, RWAs, and agent capital, that's a meaningful edge over chains still relying on one-time audits. People deserve to be safe when they're moving funds in DeFi, so this is a step in the right direction.

Trump signed an executive order yesterday directing the Fed to review how fintech and crypto firms can apply for Federal Reserve master accounts. A master account is direct access to the US payment system. Banks get them automatically. Crypto firms and fintechs have been applying and getting blocked since at least 2021. Custodia Bank fought the Fed for three years to get one. A federal judge sided with the Fed last year. The EO doesn't reverse that ruling. What it does is direct the Fed to evaluate the legal and regulatory framework governing who can apply and how those applications get processed. (No mandatory timeline attached, and the Fed still decides who gets in) In short: The White House told the Fed to streamline regulatory processes, and reduce any unnecessary barriers to entry.