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New York lawsuit asks court to award 39,069 allegedly abandoned Bitcoin wallets
A New York man identified in filings as Noah Doe has asked the Supreme Court of the State of New York to declare him the legal owner of 39,069 Bitcoin wallets that he says were abandoned. The First Amended Complaint was filed May 1, 2026 (index No. 153119/2026) after he reported wallet-address data to the NYPD and said he spent more than a year trying to locate the owners. The dispute centers on whether long-dormant, self-custodied wallets can be treated as lost property under New York law.
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IMF flags four systemic risks as tokenization moves market plumbing on-chain
The IMF says crypto tokenization represents a structural change to financial market "plumbing", warning it could amplify liquidity stress as settlement, margining, and compliance are embedded in code. The report argues that atomic settlement, 24/7 trading, and automated margin calls may accelerate shocks beyond regulators' response speed, while fragmented liquidity across chains can worsen slippage and risk management. It also notes emerging-markets exposure, where large flows of crypto tokens and dollar-pegged stablecoins could undermine local monetary policy tools.
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Binance Futures Metals Surge: XAU and XAG Enter Top Five as Oil Perps Debut
Gold (XAU) and silver (XAG) futures have moved into the top five by trading volume on Binance Futures, soon after Binance launched USDT-settled perpetual contracts for the metals. CryptoQuant said cumulative volume across the metals contracts has already reached the tens of billions of dollars, while BTC and ETH still lead overall futures activity at around the low-$20-billion range and $18.1B, respectively. WuBlockchain also reported that oil perps for CL and BZ logged $760 million and $358 million on April 2, with XAU and XAG together posting $5.58 billion in daily volume.
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QCP warns quantum risk is structural for crypto after Google's March 30 paper
QCP Group published a note assessing quantum-computing risks for crypto after a Google whitepaper dated March 30 argued Bitcoin-style elliptic-curve cryptography could be broken with fewer quantum resources than previously believed. The firm says the issue is a long-term, system-wide challenge tied to public-key infrastructure rather than an immediate market shock, while noting BTC was trading in the high $68k range at the time of writing.
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