Сrypto Headlines

**Mass adoption of BTC is rapidly increasing despite strong price volatility — **[**River**](https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-adoption-is-booming-even-if-its-price-isn-t-river) Adoption is progressing across all fronts: among institutions, banks, corporations, and retail investors.

In 2025, the crypto market turned upside down — perpetual futures became the main driver of prices, while trading volume on DEXs surged by 346%. Interest in CEXs continues to decline — capital is moving on-chain, where leverage, shorts, and hedging operate 24/7. 📊

**Address-spoofing attacks — “dust” transfers of stablecoins — have surged by more than 600%.** Scammers send millions of microtransactions so their fake addresses appear in wallet histories and look “familiar.” The idea is simple: a user copies an address from recent transactions, doesn’t notice the substitution, and ends up sending money to the attacker. Because of low fees, this scheme has become cheap and scalable — thousands of attempts for a single successful transfer.

[**Strategy**](https://www.strategy.com/stretch)** reports purchasing another $330 million worth of Bitcoin ** Michael Saylor's Strategy bought 4,871 Bitcoin between March 30 and April 5 for $329.9 million at an average purchase price of $67,718. According to data as of April 5, Strategy holds 766,970 BTC (more than 3% of the total supply), which the company has spent approximately $58.02 billion to acquire since 2020. The company's average purchase price is about $75,644 per BTC. The latest

**The crypto industry is **[**experiencing**](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/03/21/crypto-firms-cut-hundreds-of-jobs-in-weeks-blaming-markets-and-ai-in-equal-measure)** a wave of layoffs: within a short period, Algorand, Gemini, OP Labs, PIP Labs, and Messari have cut around 450 employees.** Amid the market downturn and the adoption of AI, demand for specialists has sharply declined — the number of job openings at exchanges has dropped by about 80% year over year.