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02:01

Western Union Completes the Acquisition of Singapore Digital Wallet Dash, Expanding Digital Financial Services in the Asia-Pacific Region

Gate News message, April 5, cross-border remittance giant Western Union announced that it has completed its acquisition deal for Singapore digital wallet Dash. The specific acquisition amount has not been disclosed yet. Dash was previously owned by Singtel, and this acquisition gives Western Union its first wallet service in the Asia-Pacific region, further expanding its digital financial services beyond its traditional remittance business. Singtel and Western Union had previously said that the sale still needs approval from regulatory authorities. The completion of the deal announced this week marks that Dash has officially been folded into Western Union’s business.
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Anthropic applies to the FEC to form a political action committee, AnthroPAC

Anthropic has applied to the U.S. Federal Election Commission to form a member-funded political action committee, AnthroPAC, a move tied to its dispute with the Trump administration over the use of AI for military purposes. The company previously refused the Pentagon’s request and sued the government; a court has temporarily stayed the finding that it poses a risk to the national security supply chain.
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In the past 24 hours, liquidations across the entire market totaled $43.1506 million, with both longs and shorts getting liquidated.

On April 4, Gate News reported that in the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount in the cryptocurrency market was $43.1506 million, with long and short liquidations of $21.6725 million and $21.4780 million, respectively. The liquidation amounts for BTC and ETH were $3.6134 million and $3.4269 million. A total of 63,319 people were liquidated, and the largest single liquidation was $485.4k.
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Solana testnet deploys quantum-safe signatures, with network processing speed dropping by about 90%

Project Eleven and the Solana Foundation deployed quantum-safe signatures on a testnet. Initial results show their size is 20–40 times larger than existing signatures, causing transaction speeds to drop by 90%. Solana’s public-key design exposes it to higher quantum-attack risk, surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum. Although the latter are looking for secure solutions, Solana is already leading in quantum-safe experiments.
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Prediction: the market platform will accelerate its expansion in Asia; regulatory gray areas are the biggest challenge for further growth

Polymarket and PredicXion are expanding into Asian markets and launching Chinese-language support to drive localization. However, countries such as China and India lack clear regulation for blockchain prediction markets, and there are strict restrictions on gambling activities, which affects market expansion. The difference between prediction markets and gambling is their ability to aggregate information.
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Whale Trader “First Set 10 Big Goals” Places a Limit Order at $67k to Go Long on BTC

Gate News message, April 4, whale trader "set 10 big goals first" posted on the X platform showing its long positions, indicating it has again gone long on Bitcoin, with a limit price of 67023.8 USD. The account has recently drawn attention for the accuracy of its market outlook, but its trade screenshots come from a centralized exchange and cannot be verified for authenticity; users should exercise caution, assess the information carefully, and be mindful of risks.
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World Gold Council: In February, central banks in various countries net purchased 19 tons of gold; China continued to add to its holdings for the 16th straight month

The World Gold Council report shows that in February 2026, central banks in various countries net bought 19 tons of gold. Although this is below the 2025 average, it is up from January’s 5 tons. Central banks’ acceptance of gold continues to strengthen, with both the Czech Republic and China maintaining consecutive gold-buying records. Goldman Sachs and UBS predict that gold prices may rise in the future.
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