Terminal is a DeFi dashboard platform that provides a unified interface to access and manage decentralized finance (DeFi) activities. It allows users to create and customize their own space to track prices and interact with various protocols.
According to the HTX announcement, HTX will enable GENIUS deposits starting at 15:00 (GMT+8) on April 29. GENIUS/USDT spot and grid trading will go live at 15:00 (GMT+8) on April 30. GENIUS withdrawals will be enabled at 15:00 (GMT+8) on May 1. Genius Terminal is the first private, ultimate on-chain terminal. It represents the next evolutionary step following aggregators, intents, cross-chain bridges, and wallet extensions—a trading operating system (OS) designed specifically for professional users, catering to those who seek DeFi functionality but dislike its complex user interactions.
According to an official announcement by Pump.fun, the platform has completed the burning of all previously repurchased $PUMP tokens, amounting to approximately $370 million—roughly 36% of the circulating supply. The burn was executed via two on-chain transactions at 20:52 UTC. Simultaneously, Pump.fun has launched a programmable buyback-and-burn mechanism, allocating 50% of its net revenue over the next year toward publicly purchasing $PUMP on the open market and immediately burning 100% of the acquired tokens. This mechanism is enforced via an immutable smart contract covering revenue streams from Pump.fun’s three core product lines: the bonding curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal. Its execution comprises four steps: fee collection, aggregation into an intermediate wallet, buyback, and burn—all of which can be tracked in real time at fees.pump.fun. The remaining 50% of revenue will fund operational expenses and ecosystem development, including team expansion, strategic investments, and marketing initiatives. Pump.fun stated that this move aims to address community concerns regarding the token’s long-term value and the transparency of the buyback mechanism, with the overarching goal of continuously reducing the circulating supply.
: According to official sources, OpenAI has officially released GPT-5.5. This model has shown significant progress in areas such as intelligent agent programming, computer usage, and scientific research, achieving an accuracy rate of 82.7% in the Terminal-Bench 2.0 test. While maintaining the same latency as GPT-5.4, GPT-5.5 offers higher reasoning efficiency and consumes fewer tokens. Currently, GPT-5.5 has been rolled out to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and enterprise users, with the API version expected to be available soon. Pricing is set at $5 per 1 million input tokens and $30 per 1 million output tokens. Additionally, GPT-5.5 Pro, designed for high-difficulty tasks, has also been launched simultaneously.
Odaily News According to an official announcement, BitMart will list Genius Terminal (GENIUS) at 12:00 (UTC+8) on April 23. The listing will open the GENIUS/USDT trading pair.Genius Terminal is the first privacy-focused ultimate on-chain trading terminal, representing the next-generation product following aggregators, cross-chain bridges, and wallet extensions. It is specifically designed for professional users who wish to enjoy DeFi functionalities without enduring cumbersome experiences. The platform eliminates the need for multiple authorization bridges or asset wrapping, features no signature pop-ups, and supports programmable trading strategies. It unifies spot trading, perpetual contracts, pre-launch tokens, and yield management within a single account. Orders are routed for execution across 150+ DEXs on 9 blockchains via the Genius Bridge Protocol. The Ghost Orders function can split a transaction across up to 500 wallets to achieve on-chain privacy protection. The project is backed by YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), with CZ serving as an advisor.
According to the HTX announcement, HTX will enable GENIUS deposits starting at 15:00 (GMT+8) on April 29. GENIUS/USDT spot and grid trading will go live at 15:00 (GMT+8) on April 30. GENIUS withdrawals will be enabled at 15:00 (GMT+8) on May 1. Genius Terminal is the first private, ultimate on-chain terminal. It represents the next evolutionary step following aggregators, intents, cross-chain bridges, and wallet extensions—a trading operating system (OS) designed specifically for professional users, catering to those who seek DeFi functionality but dislike its complex user interactions.
According to an official announcement by Pump.fun, the platform has completed the burning of all previously repurchased $PUMP tokens, amounting to approximately $370 million—roughly 36% of the circulating supply. The burn was executed via two on-chain transactions at 20:52 UTC. Simultaneously, Pump.fun has launched a programmable buyback-and-burn mechanism, allocating 50% of its net revenue over the next year toward publicly purchasing $PUMP on the open market and immediately burning 100% of the acquired tokens. This mechanism is enforced via an immutable smart contract covering revenue streams from Pump.fun’s three core product lines: the bonding curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal. Its execution comprises four steps: fee collection, aggregation into an intermediate wallet, buyback, and burn—all of which can be tracked in real time at fees.pump.fun. The remaining 50% of revenue will fund operational expenses and ecosystem development, including team expansion, strategic investments, and marketing initiatives. Pump.fun stated that this move aims to address community concerns regarding the token’s long-term value and the transparency of the buyback mechanism, with the overarching goal of continuously reducing the circulating supply.
: According to official sources, OpenAI has officially released GPT-5.5. This model has shown significant progress in areas such as intelligent agent programming, computer usage, and scientific research, achieving an accuracy rate of 82.7% in the Terminal-Bench 2.0 test. While maintaining the same latency as GPT-5.4, GPT-5.5 offers higher reasoning efficiency and consumes fewer tokens. Currently, GPT-5.5 has been rolled out to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and enterprise users, with the API version expected to be available soon. Pricing is set at $5 per 1 million input tokens and $30 per 1 million output tokens. Additionally, GPT-5.5 Pro, designed for high-difficulty tasks, has also been launched simultaneously.
Odaily News According to an official announcement, BitMart will list Genius Terminal (GENIUS) at 12:00 (UTC+8) on April 23. The listing will open the GENIUS/USDT trading pair.Genius Terminal is the first privacy-focused ultimate on-chain trading terminal, representing the next-generation product following aggregators, cross-chain bridges, and wallet extensions. It is specifically designed for professional users who wish to enjoy DeFi functionalities without enduring cumbersome experiences. The platform eliminates the need for multiple authorization bridges or asset wrapping, features no signature pop-ups, and supports programmable trading strategies. It unifies spot trading, perpetual contracts, pre-launch tokens, and yield management within a single account. Orders are routed for execution across 150+ DEXs on 9 blockchains via the Genius Bridge Protocol. The Ghost Orders function can split a transaction across up to 500 wallets to achieve on-chain privacy protection. The project is backed by YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), with CZ serving as an advisor.
According to CoinDesk, the North Korean hacking group Lazarus Group has launched a new macOS-targeted campaign dubbed “Mach-O Man,” aimed at executives and institutions within high-value sectors such as cryptocurrency and fintech. The attack employs a social engineering technique called “ClickFix” to trick victims into pasting commands into their Mac Terminal, thereby granting attackers access to corporate systems, SaaS platforms, and financial resources. CertiK researchers stated that “Mach-O Man” is a modular macOS malware toolkit developed by Lazarus Group, now also adopted by other cybercriminal groups. It often self-deletes before victims detect it, complicating attribution and detection. Additionally, attackers have already carried out this campaign by hijacking DeFi project domains and replacing legitimate Cloudflare messages with fake ones.