Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf announced it has increased its common stock offering to 900 million USD to support AI data center construction. According to the statement, the company issued 47.4 million shares at a price of 19 USD per share on April 14. The offering size has been expanded from the initial target of 800 million USD, with underwriters having a 30-day option to purchase an additional 7.11 million shares at the offering price. Morgan Stanley served as the co-lead bookrunner for the offering, with Cantor Fitzgerald acting as equity capital markets advisor. TeraWulf stated that the net proceeds from this offering will be used to fund the development of its data center park in Hawesville, Kentucky, including full repayment of its outstanding amounts under its bridge loan facility. The offering is expected to be completed on April 16.

eToro announced the acquisition of self-custody cryptocurrency wallet provider Zengo. This acquisition will combine eToro's global multi-asset platform and distribution network with Zengo's non-custodial wallet technology, supporting Zengo's growth into the next stage while also expanding eToro's digital asset capabilities.

Web3 wallet Zerion published a security incident report. The team stated that last week, a device belonging to a Zerion team member was hacked by North Korean hackers, leading to the theft of approximately 100,000 USD from the company's internal hot wallet. User funds, Zerion applications, and infrastructure were not affected. The team has proactively shut down the Zerion web application and will restore operations within 48 hours.

Société Générale-FORGE, the digital asset division of French bank Société Générale, announced that it has introduced its USD CoinVertible tokens to MetaMask through a partnership with blockchain company Consensys.

According to insiders cited by Politico, the US Department of Commerce's Center for Standards and Innovation is bypassing the ban on Anthropic by Trump, testing its advanced AI model Mythos.

Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten announced it will open XRP payment functionality to users, enabling them to use XRP for payments at over 5 million Japanese merchants via the Rakuten Pay app. Rakuten will also allow users to conduct spot trading of XRP within the app, purchase XRP using Rakuten points, and deposit it into Rakuten Wallet.

Crypto.com announced it has signed a definitive agreement with online betting company High Roller Technologies to launch event-based prediction market services in the US.

Goldman Sachs plans to launch a Bitcoin ETF named "Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Premium Income." This ETF intends to gain exposure to Bitcoin investments by investing in exchange-traded products that hold Bitcoin, as well as options related to these products and indices that track their performance.

Tether announced the launch of its self-custody digital wallet, tether.wallet, currently supporting USD₮, USA₮, XAU₮, and Bitcoin. Users can send funds using easy-to-read identifiers (such as name@tether.me) without having to enter lengthy and error-prone wallet addresses, reducing the risk of irreversible mistakes. Transactions do not require users to hold separate network tokens or gas tokens, with fees paid directly in the form of the transferred asset.

Deutsche Börse will invest 200 million USD in Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, acquiring approximately 1.5% of fully diluted shares. This transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2026, pending regulatory approval. Bloomberg estimates this transaction values Kraken at around 13.3 billion USD; previously, Kraken was valued at approximately 20 billion USD during a share transfer in November 2025.