Neo co-founder Erik Zhang has finalized NEP-20, a wallet-based authentication standard that enables users to sign in to websites, games, and apps with a Neo wallet rather than usernames and passwords. First proposed in March 2021 and revisited with active review in late March 2026, the specification now carries an "Accepted" label in the Neo Enhancement Proposals repository. NEP-20 relies on an off-chain Challenge/Response signature flow and currently supports ECDSA-P256.

Solana (SOL) traded around $82 after a 3.5% uptick, following an alleged $285 million exploit of Drift Protocol that the project linked to North Korea's state-connected hackers. The attack was said to occur on April 1 in roughly 12 minutes and later reports described SOL's key levels at $78 support and $88 resistance, with $70 flagged if support fails.

TrueFi (TRU) has delivered a historic daily performance, surging 193% to trade at $0.01274 as of Monday, April 6, 2026. This explosive move has seen the uncollateralized lending protocol massively outperform the broader market's 3% rise, driven by a staggering 6,247% explosion in 24-hour trading volume. Having decoupled from major DeFi assets, TRU is currently the top-trending low-cap mover, fueled by intense speculative momentum and a high-conviction technical breakout from its recent all-time lows.

The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart projects multiple valuation bands for April 30, 2026, while BTC trades just under $70,000 and remains in a historically "undervalued" zone on the model. The chart’s bands span from $72,201.85 ("Bitcoin is dead") up to $1,133,102.76 ("Maximum Bubble Territory"), outlining how sentiment-linked price regions could look at month-end. At press time, BTC was at $69,817, up over 4% in 24 hours and up 3.5% on the week, with RSI at 51.54 and price near the 50-day SMA of $69,099.

A Hyperliquid trader identified as James Wynn was liquidated after betting against Bitcoin, leaving about $900 in his account and a reported $99.1 million loss. Bitcoin rose 3.62% in 24 hours to $69,277.90 after moving between $66,669.53 and $69,527.90, while volume jumped 83.33% to $30.69 billion.

Bitcoin is hovering just under $70,000 as markets focus on the March CPI release scheduled for April 10 at 8:30 AM ET. A softer inflation reading is framed as supportive of a move toward $75,000, while a hotter core CPI print above 0.3% month-over-month is described as raising odds of a pullback toward the $60,000–$62,000 area. Technical levels highlighted include resistance near $73,700 and support around $67,500 tied to the 200-day EMA.

Bloomberg Intelligence commodity strategist Mike McGlone said Bitcoin could return to around $10,000 in 2026, arguing it needs to remain above $75,000 to avoid revisiting pre-2020 levels. He also projected Tether's growth could push USDT past Ethereum by 2026 and, over time, potentially challenge Bitcoin, while warning that a stock-market downturn and higher volatility could pressure risk assets.

XRP rose from $1.29 to $1.34 on April 6, up about 3.5%, as buyers repeatedly defended the $1.30 area while price stayed boxed in near $1.30–$1.35. Whale transfers and large-holder exchange inflows to Binance have fallen sharply since mid-March, suggesting less immediate selling but no clear sign of renewed positioning.