Over the past week, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed many notable events. Let's take a look back at the hottest crypto news of the past week with Allinstation!
Resolv Labs' stablecoin USR was hacked, resulting in an $80 million loss and a significant drop in its peg.
The USR stablecoin from the Resolv Labs project recently experienced a serious incident when a smart contract vulnerability was exploited, leading to the unauthorized issuance of approximately 80 million USR tokens by the attacker. These Token were then quickly sold off on decentralized exchanges, creating significant Dump pressure on the market.
Details: Resolv Labs' USR Stablecoin Hacked, Losing $80 Million, Significant Peg Loss
The Onus exchange is under investigation by authorities, and numerous user accounts have been affected.
From the evening of March 20th to March 21st, many ONUS users reported being unable to log into the application, not receiving OTP codes, and unable to access their assets held on the platform. The application displayed login error messages, while numerous social media reports indicated widespread disruption.
Details: Onus Exchange Under Investigation by Authorities; Numerous User Accounts Affected
Grayscale has filed an application with the SEC to launch a HYPE ETF.
Grayscale, a cryptocurrency asset management company, recently filed an S-1 application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seeking permission to launch a new ETF called the Grayscale HYPE ETF. This investment product is designed to track the price fluctuations of the HYPE digital asset, after deducting operating fees, and offers the possibility of integrating Staking rewards if relevant legal and technical conditions are met.
Details: Grayscale Files Application to Open HYPE ETF with SEC
Crypto.com, a digital asset exchange, announces a 12% layoff due to the wave of AI.
Crypto.com, a cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to cut approximately 12% of its workforce as it accelerates its shift toward artificial intelligence (AI). According to media reports, this round of layoffs affects around 180 employees, reflecting the intense restructuring pressure within the digital finance industry as AI technology rapidly advances.
Details: Crypto.com Digital Asset Exchange Announces 12% Staff Reduction Due to the AI Wave
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini cuts 30% of its workforce due to the wave of AI.
According to Bloomberg , the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange is undergoing a major restructuring in 2026, cutting approximately 30% of its workforce since the beginning of the year while simultaneously accelerating the application of artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency. This information was revealed in a new report, showing that the trend of cost optimization and technological transformation is becoming increasingly evident in the global crypto industry.
Details: Gemini Cryptocurrency Exchange Cuts 30% of Staff Due to the AI Wave
Celo proposes to allocate 16% of its total Celo supply to the web browser company Opera.
The Celo blockchain project has just put forward a significant proposal to restructure its long-standing partnership with browser company Opera , aiming to strengthen long-term strategic alignment and expand the global blockchain-based payment ecosystem.
Details: Celo proposes allocating 16% of total Celo supply to the web browser company Opera.
Kalshi, a prediction market platform, announced a $1 billion Capital round with a valuation of $22 billion.
Kalshi, a market prediction platform, has once again garnered attention by completing a new Capital round exceeding $1 billion, amidst a booming global prediction market.
Details: Kalshi Prediction Market Platform Announces $ 1 Billion Funding with a Valuation of $22 Billion
Algorand cuts 25% of its workforce due to macroeconomic uncertainty and a sluggish market.
The Algorand Foundation has just announced a 25% reduction in its workforce, citing the uncertain global macroeconomic environment and the prolonged downturn in the crypto market. In a post on X, the organization stated that the decision was made with difficulty, but was necessary to respond to the current context.
Details: Algorand Cuts 25% of Staff Due to Macroeconomic Uncertainty and a Sluggish Market
FTX will pay out $2.2 billion to users on March 31st.
FTX is continuing to accelerate the process of repaying its creditors by announcing a fourth distribution totaling approximately $2.2 billion on March 31, 2026. This is XEM a significant milestone in the process of dealing with the aftermath of FTX 's devastating collapse that rocked the global crypto market in late 2022.
Details: FTX Will Pay Out $2.2 Billion to Users on March 31st
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged, continuing its cautious stance.
The US Federal Reserve has just announced its March 2026 monetary policy decision, with several notable points reflecting how the agency is balancing economic growth, inflation, and global geopolitical risks. As expected by the market, the Fed continued to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged in the 3.5%–3.75% range, demonstrating a cautious stance as economic data is not yet clear enough to move to a more aggressive easing cycle. The decision was passed by a vote of 11-1, with only one member supporting a 0.25 percentage point cut, indicating that internal divisions within the Fed remain regarding the timing of policy easing.
Details: Fed Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged, Continues to Show Caution
Binance announces the Delisting of 8 altcoins.
According to the official announcement, at 10:00 AM on April 1, 2026, Vietnam time (03:00 UTC), Binance will cease listing all Spot Trading pairs for the following Token : Arena-Z (A2Z), Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH), Hooked Protocol (HOOK), IDEX (IDEX), Loopring (LRC), Neutron (NTRN), Radiant Capital (RDNT), and Solar (SXP). After this time, all unfulfilled trades on these related pairs will be automatically canceled.
Details: Binance Announces Delisting of 8 Altcoins
Shark Bình is accused of laundering money for Mr. Pips's network.
Information regarding the alleged involvement of tech entrepreneur Nguyen Hoa Binh (also known as Shark Binh) – Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ngan Luong Joint Stock Company – in money laundering within the foreign exchange fraud ring led by Pho Duc Nam is attracting significant attention from the public and financial investors in Vietnam.
Details: Shark Binh Accused of Laundering Money for Mr. Pips's Ring
Hanoi positions blockchain, digital assets, and cryptocurrencies as cutting-edge technologies for the period 2026-2035.
Hanoi is gradually shaping its digital economic development strategy with a focus on chain technology, digital assets, and cryptocurrencies. On March 16th, the Hanoi People's Committee issued a plan for technological innovation in key economic sectors until 2035, emphasizing the role of the digital technology sector as a long-term growth driver and a foundation for enhancing international competitiveness.
The SEC and CFTC assert that the vast majority of digital assets are not securities.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have just released new guidance on regulating cryptocurrencies, emphasizing that the vast majority of digital assets are not currently XEM securities under federal law. This move is seen as a significant turning point in the U.S. regulatory approach to the crypto market after more than a decade of debate and ambiguity regarding the legal framework.
