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SEC 2.0 Chairman Uyeda proposes crypto regulatory framework. Mark Uyeda proposes a temporary crypto regulation framework. Potential to boost US blockchain innovation. Acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda announced a temporary regulation framework for the crypto industry during a Washington event on April 11, 2025. The proposal aims to provide market flexibility while long-term regulation is crafted. SEC Chair Mark Uyeda suggested a temporary regulatory framework during a recent crypto roundtable in Washington, acknowledging the need for a more flexible approach. His proposal targets both registered and unregistered crypto businesses, aiming to spur innovation during the regulatory transition period. The proposal, which may ease regulatory pressures, aligns with a more business-friendly stance under Uyeda’s leadership. This method intends to support the blockchain industry’s growth while ensuring regulatory oversight remains effective. Crypto community reactions are mixed yet hopeful. Prominent industry figures, including Hester Peirce, expressed support for a temporary framework to bolster U.S. blockchain technology. Discussions on social media platforms highlight the implementation’s potential to forge stronger trust and stability in the market.

Hack The Grid — Level 2 Hackathon Recap The hackathon focuses on reshaping digital identity interactions through mini decentralized applications (dApps), encouraging developers to explore areas such as AI agents and social DeFi, and upgrading Universal Profiles to an intelligent ecological platform that integrates identity authentication, social collaboration, and creative incubation.

Innovate on Creator Network #Creathon recap The hackathon focused on strengthening the Creator Network ecosystem through decentralized applications (dApps) in areas such as DeFi, NFTs, games, and social impact, encouraging developers to innovate using its tools. The project results demonstrated the potential of the ecosystem and received subsequent support, marking an important progress in expanding the ecosystem's capabilities.

Due to the Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) driven layoffs, the United States Social Security Administration has switched to X and issued a notice.

Vitalik said on Warpcast that the growth of the application layer requires good social philosophy support and developers who believe in decentralization. Good applications include Railgun, Farcaster, Polymarket and Signal, while bad applications include Pumpfun, Terra/Luna and