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US stock calling king Serenity posted on X platform that it has completed building a position in European stock XFAB at a market cap of $1.28 billion. This is the first time Serenity has mentioned this stock on X. XFAB rose by 10% after opening on Euronext Paris today (opening at 15:00 Beijing time), rising from €8.88 to €9.88.X-FAB Silicon Foundries SE (XFAB) is a specialty wafer foundry focused on analog and mixed-signal semiconductor technologies. Serenity stated that the EU's "CHIPS Act 2" will act as a catalyst for European photonics companies, and XFAB is likely to be included and receive government funding.Additionally, XFAB is the only high-volume silicon carbide wafer foundry in the United States and is also a key manufacturer of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS). Currently, XFAB's price-to-book ratio is approximately 1.29x, and Serenity believes its expected price-to-earnings ratio will reach 6.5 to 8.5 in 2028.It is reported that Serenity is currently the most followed and influential stock analyst in the AI/semiconductor sector on the X platform. Joining X in July 2025, Serenity now has over 400,000 followers and over 37,000 account subscriptions. Over the past year, many small-cap stocks it has called have risen by over 100%, and its personal return rate so far this year has exceeded 3,840%.To learn more about Serenity’s investment strategies and background, please read "US Stock Calling King Serenity: Building Positions at Low Valuations Ahead of Institutions, Annual Return of 3,840%".
According to The Information, Polymarket—four years after exiting the U.S. market—is attempting to re-enter the domestic market by acquiring a U.S.-licensed derivatives and futures exchange, thereby rejoining the regulated framework, and has appointed Justin Hertzberg to lead its U.S. operations. However, recent developments indicate that Polymarket’s U.S. business progress has fallen short of expectations, with its market share significantly trailing that of its main competitor, Kalshi. Reportedly, within the company, Justin Hertzberg assumes more of a “figurehead CEO” role, primarily responsible for signing regulatory documents, while his capacity to manage and scale U.S. operations remains limited. Overall, Polymarket’s re-entry into the U.S. market continues to face dual challenges—both regulatory and operational.
According to Decrypt, an anonymous cryptocurrency whale filed a lawsuit against Coinbase this week in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, accusing the exchange of refusing to return over $55 million worth of DAI stablecoins stolen in a phishing attack in 2024. The plaintiff claims to have engaged multiple on-chain investigation firms to trace the funds, ultimately identifying that the stolen assets flowed into a Coinbase account. Coinbase confirmed in December 2024 that it had frozen the relevant assets but refused to return them, citing the need for a court order. As of today—more than a year and a half after the incident—the victim has still not recovered the assets and has therefore turned to litigation. The attack was carried out by hackers using the “Inferno Drainer” tool to spoof the DeFi Saver login page; after the victim inadvertently interacted with the fake page, their wallet was fully compromised by the attackers.
: US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins recently reiterated the push for "Project Crypto" and announced plans to jointly develop a digital asset classification framework with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This framework will clarify when a token is deemed a security, while also introducing an "innovation exemption" to support the on-chain trading of tokenized securities.The market believes that the series of initiatives pushed by Paul Atkins represent one of the most aggressive shifts in crypto regulation in SEC history, marking a formal abandonment of the old “regulation by enforcement” model in favor of clear rule-making. This move could release a stronger entry signal for institutional capital that has been on the sidelines, potentially driving Bitcoin's price back above $80,000. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $77,586. The market is now focused on Atkins's further statements at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in late April. (Forbes)