Gate News message, April 12, Musk’s social app XChat will officially launch on the App Store on April 17. Musk previously said that XChat’s goal is to replace the old Twitter direct message system and build a fully encrypted platform supporting text, file transfers, and audio and video calling.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority Deputy Chief Executive Officer Chen Weimin said that stablecoin issuers may choose to issue currencies such as Hong Kong dollars or renminbi based on their own discretion, but must obtain regulatory approval from the Mainland. As for the timetable for the second batch of stablecoin issuer licenses, there is no schedule yet. HSBC’s stablecoin will be integrated with PayMe and the HSBC HK App, supporting real-time transfers and person-to-merchant services.

Gate News message, April 11, Web3 wallet Zerion posted an announcement on the X platform saying that it detected abnormal activity on the platform, and the web app service has been temporarily taken offline. Zerion urges users to temporarily not use the web app; at the moment, the iOS and Android apps, as well as the browser extension program, are running normally and are secure, and users’ funds in the wallet are not affected. Zerion says it is actively monitoring the situation, and it will notify users separately once the web application is restored.

Anthropic’s AI product Claude recently rolled out a Word document plugin in beta, supporting drafting, editing, and revisions while automatically preserving the original formatting. The plugin can share context with Excel and PowerPoint, enabling cross-document collaboration. At this stage, it is only available to Team and Enterprise users.

Gate News message, April 11, listed crypto wallet provider Exodus launched a new feature called Exodus Pay, aiming to turn its self-custody storage app into an everyday payments tool. The feature allows users to make payments with cryptocurrency. Currently, Exodus Pay is only available to users in five U.S. states, including New York and California.

Arc released the App Kits SDK suite on April 11. It provides cross-chain, swap, and transfer functionality, and developers can complete the integration with fewer than 10 lines of code. The suite is compatible with multiple wallets and includes a revenue-sharing mechanism. It is now available for free.

Social app Giggles announced on April 9 that it has completed more than $1 million in Pre-Seed funding, led by 1kx. The funds will be used to improve the product and scale its user base. The app combines a prediction-market mechanism, allowing users to “buy in” early to help turn “content discovery” into an economic activity.

Short video + meme trading platform Giggles completed a $1.2 million Pre-Seed funding round in 2025, with investors including 1kx Capital, etc. The app developed by founder Justin Jin combines social features with prediction markets. It is currently in an invite-only testing phase, where users trade on trending content.

Meta released its AI foundation model Muse Spark on April 8, the first in the Muse series, using multimodal reasoning technology and supporting tool use and multi-agent orchestration. It has already gone live in the Meta AI app, and is providing a private preview to select partners; it may be open-sourced in the future.

Gate News updates, according to Gate's official announcement Gate has delisted the trading markets for 30 tokens, including DFYN, ADIX, BOTIFY, BBLAST, UNITE, JUICE, SNIFT, THINK, DRX, JOYSTREAM, WWY, IONX, ITGR, FOR, BUZ, ANI, MOTHER, LIVE, APP, MINT, RAGE, PORK, SAY, HOUSE, 1DOLLAR, DRAC, METAL, HAPPY, TXT, UPC, etc. Gate has conducted repurchases for eligible users and deposited the corresponding repurchase amounts into users' accounts. After delisting, users can still continue to use Gate as a wallet for the above-mentioned tokens to store their assets. The specific delisting time and operational details for the wallet function will be notified separately through official announcements.