Gate News report: On April 2, Galaxy Digital (GLXY) recently experienced a cybersecurity incident. Hackers carried out unauthorized access to its isolated R&D work area. The company stated that the affected environment is solely used for research and development and is completely isolated from core infrastructure, production systems, trading platforms, and customer accounts. The loss amount is less than $10,000, and customer funds and data were not impacted. Galaxy Digital responded swiftly, completing the lockdown and reinforcement of the compromised work area, and deploying additional security measures at the on-chain infrastructure layer.

2026-03-31 13:45 to 14:00 (UTC), the BTC price ranged between 66,978.1 and 67,410.8 USDT, with the 15-minute return recording +0.48% and a range of 0.65%. During this time window, market attention increased, on-chain and exchange interaction activity intensified, and volatility characteristics became pronounced. The main driving force behind this unusual move is whale large-capital withdrawal behavior from exchanges. On-chain data shows that whale wallets withdrew about $4.2 million worth of BTC within 10 minutes; in the past 24 hours, there were a total of 1,633 large BTC outflows, directly leading to the trading decline and increased market volatility.

Anchorage Digital CEO Nathan McCauley announced support for the newly formed U.S. bipartisan political action committee Blockchain Leadership Fund to help clarify the cryptocurrency regulatory framework. The move is an extension of the company’s long-term policy advocacy and, together with Chainlink, will work to advance legislation.

Gate News update: On March 31, Google’s Quantum AI team said in its latest blog post that the ECDLP-256 protocol, which most blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies rely on, has security vulnerabilities. While viable solutions such as post-quantum cryptography (PQC) already exist, implementation takes time, and the urgency of anti-quantum migration efforts is increasing. Google has set 2029 as the timeline for post-quantum cryptography migration and is working with organizations such as a certain institution, the Stanford Blockchain Research Center, and the Ethereum Foundation to advance the related work.

Guan Yang Gao, a postdoctoral researcher at ETH Zurich, accuses Google of three major issues with the paper TurboQuant for ICLR 2026, including the incorrect definition of its relationship with the prior work RaBitQ, misassessment of RaBitQ's theoretical results, and unfair experimental comparisons. Gao and his team have submitted a complaint to ICLR and released a public comment, to which the authors of TurboQuant have expressed willingness to address some of the issues.

Backpack founder Armani Ferrante addressed community concerns on social media, clarifying that the team did not cash out via OTC trading, outlined holder rights arrangements, introduced a new witch review and handling approach, and emphasized that token performance is closely tied to the team’s interests—while pushing forward related work and product development.

BlockBeats news, on March 27, according to informed sources, Tether has selected KPMG to conduct a comprehensive audit of its $185 billion USDT stablecoin reserves and has hired PwC to assist in preparing its internal systems for the audit work. Tether previously stated that it had formally partnered with the Big Four accounting firms but did not disclose the names of the specific firms. (CoinDesk)

BlockBeats news, March 25: Resolv released the latest update on the hacking incident. Over the past two days, pre-liquidation USR wallets have redeemed over $77 million in funds, accounting for over 90% of that group's total, with the first phase of recovery work achieving significant progress. Next steps: • The redemption process for this group is actively being completed; • Work on subsequent phases has been initiated, which will cover the remaining other user groups.

Gate News: On March 25, Resolv Labs announced that over $77 million has been used in the past 2 days to redeem whitelisted wallets that held USR before the attack, accounting for over 90% of that group, marking significant progress in the first phase of recovery efforts. The redemption process for this group is currently being actively completed, and subsequent phase work will also be carried out to cover the remaining user groups.

Fluid officially announced that the debt repayment work for the Resolv hacker incident is still ongoing, with approximately 70 million USD in debt already repaid, and the remaining portion expected to be settled in the near term. Simultaneously, a governance proposal has been issued to transfer the remaining debt to the team's multisig address for liquidation, a compensation plan will be announced soon, platform operations are normal, and user funds are secure.