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BILL’s 24-hour global spot trading volume exceeds $2.18B, with Bybit accounting for approximately 77%, ranking first among CEX spot trading volumes
According to CoinGecko data, BILL has demonstrated consistently strong performance since its launch, rising from an opening price of approximately $0.005 to a peak of $0.227—a cumulative maximum increase of over 45x. Yesterday, its 24-hour global trading volume exceeded $2.18 billion, with the Bybit BILL/USDT trading pair standing out—accounting for over $1.68 billion, or more than 77%, of the total volume, maintaining its position as the top-performing trading pair on centralized exchanges (CEX).
Tokenized RWA market size reached $19.3 billion in Q1 2026, up 256.7% year-on-year
According to a CoinGecko report, as of March 31, 2026, the market capitalization of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) reached $19.32 billion, representing a 256.7% increase from $5.42 billion at the beginning of 2025. Tokenized U.S. Treasury securities remain the largest category, with a market size exceeding $10 billion; tokenized commodities grew to $5.55 billion, primarily driven by gold-backed tokens XAUT and PAXG. The report also states that in Q1 2026, spot trading volume for tokenized gold reached $90.7 billion, while spot trading volume for tokenized equities reached $15.1 billion—both surpassing their respective levels in 2025. During the same period, total trading volume for RWA perpetual contracts rose to $524.8 billion.
Coinbase Incubated x402 Protocol Launches AI Agent App Store Agent.market
Odaily News The x402 protocol, incubated by Coinbase, has announced the launch of a unified platform called Agent.market, positioned as an "AI Agent App Store" for centrally showcasing and integrating various tools and services built on the protocol. According to the introduction, Agent.market already covers seven major categories at launch: inference, data, media, search, social, infrastructure, and trading. It integrates service providers including OpenAI, Bloomberg, CoinGecko, LinkedIn, X, and AWS Lambda, and supports permissionless integration.Erik Reppel, Engineering Lead at Coinbase Developer Platform, stated that the platform is essentially "an app store for agents." Currently, there are approximately 69,000 active agents on the x402 network, which have cumulatively completed over 165 million transactions, with a transaction volume reaching $50 million. Most services on Agent.market adopt a pay-per-use model, with some charging an "agentic premium" for AI agents. However, costs can be reduced through subscriptions in high-frequency usage scenarios. Meanwhile, the "agent economy" based on x402 is lowering customer acquisition and integration costs for businesses, unlocking previously constrained demand due to API keys, subscriptions, and micro-payment mechanisms.The x402 protocol is named after the HTTP 402 "Payment Required" status code, enabling websites, APIs, and AI agents to conduct instant micropayments via blockchain and traditional payment channels. The protocol is governed as an open standard by the x402 Foundation under the Linux Foundation and has received support from over 20 technology and crypto institutions including Cloudflare, Stripe, Amazon Web Services, Google, and Visa. (The Block)
CoinGecko Releases Q1 2026 Crypto Industry Report: Market Cap Drops 20.4%, Crypto Winter Persists
According to a CoinGecko report, the cryptocurrency market continued its bearish trend in Q1 2026, with total market capitalization declining by 20.4% (approximately $622 billion) to $2.4 trillion—down roughly 45% from its October 2025 peak. Key drivers of the downturn included tightened monetary policy expectations following Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Federal Reserve Chair and geopolitical shocks stemming from the U.S.-Iran war. The stablecoin market remained broadly stable, with total market capitalization rising slightly to $309.9 billion. USDT’s supply declined for the first time since Q2 2022, falling to $184.1 billion; USDC grew 2.4% to $77.1 billion; and USD1—issued by WLFI—rose 32.5%, boosted by Binance’s airdrop campaign. In terms of asset performance, crude oil prices surged 76.9% due to supply disruptions caused by the U.S.-Iran war, making it the strongest-performing asset this quarter; gold rose 8.1%; while Bitcoin fell 22.0%, underperforming both the Nasdaq (-7.1%) and the S&P 500 (-4.8%). Regarding trading volume, spot trading volume across top centralized exchanges dropped 39.1% to $2.7 trillion; March volume totaled just $0.8 trillion—the lowest since November 2023. Binance maintained a 37.0% market share. Among decentralized exchanges, Solana retained leadership with a 30.6% share—but was overtaken by Ethereum in March.
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BILL’s 24-hour global spot trading volume exceeds $2.18B, with Bybit accounting for approximately 77%, ranking first among CEX spot trading volumes
According to CoinGecko data, BILL has demonstrated consistently strong performance since its launch, rising from an opening price of approximately $0.005 to a peak of $0.227—a cumulative maximum increase of over 45x. Yesterday, its 24-hour global trading volume exceeded $2.18 billion, with the Bybit BILL/USDT trading pair standing out—accounting for over $1.68 billion, or more than 77%, of the total volume, maintaining its position as the top-performing trading pair on centralized exchanges (CEX).
ZachXBT Accuses LAB: Multiple Issues Including Private Loans and Supply Manipulation
According to on-chain analyst ZachXBT (@zachxbt), the market capitalization of $LAB has recently surged to a $6 billion FDV, but serious issues lie beneath the surface: 1. Opaque token distribution: $LAB was co-founded by Vova Sadkov and Mark. Their prior project, Eesee ($ESE), faced criticism from investors. Platforms including CoinGecko, RootData, and CoinMarketCap provide conflicting data on LAB’s token distribution, with over 95% of the supply controlled by a small number of parties. 2. Unilateral amendment of terms: The team unilaterally extended the lock-up period for Legion’s public sale from three months to nine months. Additionally, multiple creators have reported delayed marketing partnership payments—some outstanding for several months—with no response from the team. 3. Opaque private loans: LAB privately offers loan agreements carrying a 7.5% monthly interest rate and a six-month term. The borrower is BVI shell company The Lab Management Ltd., signed by Vova Sadkov in his capacity as director; in case of default, repayment is to be made in LAB tokens at “market price.” 4. Anomalous on-chain fund movements: The borrower’s wallet (0xf09c) is identical to LAB’s public buyback wallet and exhibits on-chain linkages with another borrowing address (0x3185) associated with the Wildcat platform—suggesting related funds may have flowed into Vova’s personal exchange account. ZachXBT notes that $LAB
Solana treasury company Upexi's stock falls 8% after reporting third fiscal quarter net loss widens to $109 million
Odaily Planet Daily reported that shares of Solana treasury company Upexi fell 8.16% on Tuesday, after the company reported its third fiscal quarter net loss widened to $109 million, primarily driven by a decline in the value of its cryptocurrency holdings. According to a company filing on Tuesday, its digital assets incurred an unrealized loss of $92.3 million. Despite a 46% year-over-year increase in total revenue to $4.6 million, boosted by cryptocurrency staking income, the company still recorded a loss.Upexi's financial results show that as of March 31, the company held 2.5 million Solana tokens, valued at over $238 million, making it the second-largest corporate treasury holder of Solana tokens (behind Forward Industries, which holds over 7 million Solana tokens), according to data from CoinGecko.
Tokenized RWA market size reached $19.3 billion in Q1 2026, up 256.7% year-on-year
According to a CoinGecko report, as of March 31, 2026, the market capitalization of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) reached $19.32 billion, representing a 256.7% increase from $5.42 billion at the beginning of 2025. Tokenized U.S. Treasury securities remain the largest category, with a market size exceeding $10 billion; tokenized commodities grew to $5.55 billion, primarily driven by gold-backed tokens XAUT and PAXG. The report also states that in Q1 2026, spot trading volume for tokenized gold reached $90.7 billion, while spot trading volume for tokenized equities reached $15.1 billion—both surpassing their respective levels in 2025. During the same period, total trading volume for RWA perpetual contracts rose to $524.8 billion.
Revolut Bitcoin Pricing Glitch Caused by Independent Platform Data Anomaly
financial platform Revolut experienced an abnormal cryptocurrency pricing display, with users briefly seeing Bitcoin drop to approximately $39,900 and even receiving push alerts indicating BTC had hit a 52-week low of $0.02. Other assets such as XRP, SOL, USDT, and USDC simultaneously showed false sharp declines. This price anomaly was isolated to the Revolut platform, as external data sources like CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, along with major exchange order books, showed no corresponding fluctuations. The issue quickly corrected itself. Revolut officially acknowledged technical faults affecting certain functions and deployed a team for emergency troubleshooting and repair. Industry analysts suggest the glitch likely stemmed from a data source error, though the possibility of price jumps caused by shallow liquidity environments cannot be ruled out. This incident also highlights how, within the fragmented infrastructure of crypto market data, a single anomalous data point can easily mislead retail investors' price perceptions. (Cointelegraph)
Revolut Bitcoin price briefly "flash crashes" to $0.02, likely due to display or liquidity glitch
According to Odaily, some Revolut users briefly saw the price of Bitcoin (BTC) on Friday within the app significantly lower than global market levels. The K-line chart showed the price plummeting instantly before quickly returning to normal ranges, with the lowest quote captured in screenshots being around $0.02. No similar anomalies were observed on major exchanges tracked by CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, with BTC trading around $79,000 during the same period. Revolut has not yet responded to whether any real trades were executed at the abnormal price. If trades did occur, the platform may need to determine whether the cause was actual liquidity matching, quotation routing issues, or a front-end price display error. Industry insiders said that insufficient liquidity depth, temporary withdrawal of market maker orders, or disruption of price feed sources could all lead to extreme "flash crash" scenarios on a single platform. (CoinDesk)