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Entity is a cross-chain growth engine that makes it easy for Web3 projects and their communities to seamlessly grow across multiple ecosystems. With its Surge, Terminal, Bridge Aggregator, and Cross-Chain SWAP modules, Entity is the unifying solution that drives cross-chain growth every step of the way.
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Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Surpass IBIT, Making It the World’s Largest Bitcoin-Holding Entity
According to Trader T’s monitoring, Strategy (MSTR) has surpassed BlackRock’s IBIT to become the world’s largest single holder of Bitcoin. As of April 20, MSTR holds a total of 815,061 BTC, with a total cost of approximately $61.56 billion and an average purchase price of $75,527 per BTC. Its BTC yield year-to-date in 2026 stands at 9.5%.
U.S. House of Representatives Plans to Impose Sanctions on Chinese and Russian Entities That Improperly Replicate U.S. AI Models
According to Bloomberg, Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives are advancing a bill that would require the U.S. government to identify Chinese and Russian entities that extract outputs from leading U.S. AI models through improper queries and copying techniques—and then use those outputs to develop competing systems—and to consider imposing sanctions on them. As outlined in the draft bill reviewed, proposed measures include adding violators to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Entity List and pursuing sanctions under the President’s emergency economic powers granted by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977.
Flare Proposes Protocol-Level MEV Capture and Significant Reduction of FLR Inflation
According to CoinDesk, Flare has unveiled a governance proposal aiming to capture maximum extractable value (MEV) at the protocol level, with a newly established entity—FIRE—responsible for revenue recycling and FLR token buybacks and burns. The proposal outlines a three-phase re-architecture of block building: first, block builders will be designated by the Flare Entity; second, Flare Confidential Compute will be introduced to enable public auditability; and finally, block builders and proposers will be merged, while existing validators transition to a pure validation role. Additionally, the proposal reduces the annual FLR inflation rate from 5% to 3%, lowers the annual hard cap from 5 billion to 3 billion tokens, and raises the base gas fee to 1,200 gwei—projecting an annual burn volume of 300 million tokens. These measures aim to optimize the network’s economic model and enhance protocol transparency and security.