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Security firm BlockSec has re-evaluated the AI-powered smart contract audit assessment benchmark called EVMBench, which was developed by OpenAI and Paradigm. The results show that AI bots are significantly less effective when faced with real-world exploit scenarios.
The research team has expanded the environment

Ripple (XRP) is maintaining a stable state around the $1.45 USD opening level at the time of recording on Saturday. The movement of this remittance token is generally in sync with the broader cryptocurrency market, which has been under downward pressure since Tuesday due to the impact of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, along with

Quant (QNT) has shown strong recent performance, rising 4.91% in 24 hours and 24.14% over the week, contrasting with Bitcoin's drop. While a bullish trend is possible, signals indicate a cautious outlook, with key resistance levels to watch.

BONK.fun has resumed operations after a recent domain takeover incident that caused $30,000 in user losses. The attack, attributed to a third-party vendor's vulnerability, involved phishing tactics. Despite recovering the domain, risks remain as some antivirus software still flags it, and the BONK token price continues to decline.

BNB Chain is emerging as a leader in the AI agent ecosystem, holding 39.9% market share. However, its token BNB's price has not reflected this growth, remaining 25.9% below its previous peak, as market sentiment remains cautious.

New data from March shows a familiar household pressure – fuel costs – rapidly spreading to financial markets before impacting Bitcoin. A preliminary survey from the University of Michigan recorded consumer confidence declining to 55.5, the lowest level since the beginning of 2026, among which

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) remains above the crucial support level of 440 USD. Current market indicators show mixed signals, yet BCH's price action reflects positive momentum influenced by Bitcoin (BTC). Short-term trading opportunities arise, but long-term trends also need consideration for a robust strategy.

Bitcoin (BTC) is fluctuating around the $70,000 mark as of Saturday, down nearly 3% from the start of the week, ending a two-week consecutive recovery streak. The momentum

Tensions between the US and Iran raise concerns over potential oil price spikes, with current prices at $102.83 for WTI and $102.83 for Brent. Experts warn of volatility, especially if the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted, potentially driving prices to $150 or beyond.

Dogecoin (DOGE) once again came into the spotlight after Elon Musk revived the "DogeFather" image on the X platform. The post describes him in the style of a classic film character, replacing the familiar cat with an image of a Shiba Inu dog – the symbol of DOGE.
The image was created by Grok Imagine

Arkham reported that stolen funds were moved for the first time since March 6, 2026, with nearly $1 million DAI transferred. The theft stemmed from a violent attack on Ethereum NFT whale Sillytuna, resulting in $23.6 million stolen. Over $7 million remains traceable, illustrating a rise in real-world crypto thefts.

The macro risk of Bitcoin is rooted in the nearly depleted liquidity buffer within the financial system rather than oil price fluctuations. With the Fed's reverse repo mechanism losing effectiveness, Bitcoin's reliance on macro liquidity increases, raising concerns about potential market shocks and their impact.

The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) has seen a significant recovery, maintaining above $0.230, supported by on-chain data and positive signals from the derivatives market. Whale accumulation and increased open interest highlight a bullish trend, with market sentiment favoring price growth.

Altcoin is gradually becoming the focal point as the market enters the end of the week — a period typically marked by significant volatility due to declining liquidity. Against the backdrop of the trend,
the market is expected to experience increased fluctuations, prompting traders to stay cautious and monitor developments closely.

The Bank of England faces rising opposition to a proposal limiting GBP stablecoin holdings to £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses. Introduced to protect financial stability, critics argue it could disrupt lending and hinder growth in the crypto sector.

The risk from quantum computing to Bitcoin investors is real, but not every wallet is vulnerable — and those with the capacity to address this issue are taking proactive steps, according to Galaxy Digital analyst Will Owens.
Owens believes that in theory, quantum computers could potentially break the cryptographic security that underpins Bitcoin.

Thach Sanh