I heard that the new U.S. government might provide a clear statement on whether digital currencies are financial securities. This is a significant matter; once it's decided, it means paying more fees, but the benefit is that digital currency holders might be able to legally receive dividends in the future. Moreover, traditional financial instruments like stocks might also be able to be transferred directly on the chain like digital currencies in the future.

The launch of BUIDL by BlackRock is a big deal; their tokenized treasury bond fund has a market value exceeding $500 million, and by the end of April, they even surpassed Franklin Templeton, becoming the leader in the same category. This fund is pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and collaborates with Securitize to issue dividends, which is quite impressive.

Tezos has also launched a blockchain uranium market called Nayms, making a significant move in the reinsurance sector. By 2030, this RWA industry could grow by more than 50 times! Many companies predict that the industry could reach between $4 trillion and $30 trillion, and if it can hit the midpoint of $10 trillion, that would mean an increase of over 54 times!

Speaking of altcoins, aave, om, and ondo are all quite stable! SNX is also worth keeping an eye on.

Additionally, Floki may open up the European market, which is also quite stable. It's important to note that currently, the only meme coin that can thrive in the European market is Doge.