According to Finance Magnates, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has released the "Final Guidelines for Anti Abuse Regulation in the Cryptocurrency Market", which serves as a supporting set of MiCA regulations and will be fully implemented within three months of its publication. The guidelines require the regulatory agencies of the 27 member states of the European Union to establish a unified market monitoring system, focusing on preventing three types of violations: insider trading, illegal information disclosure, and market manipulation. It particularly emphasizes the need to strengthen supervision of the dissemination of false information on social media, blogs, and other online platforms. The document requires professional trading firms (PPAETs) to deploy automated monitoring tools and establish a tiered processing mechanism for Suspicious Transaction Reports (STORs). For cross-border regulation, ESMA explicitly requires regulatory agencies from various countries to share regulatory cases of non EU cryptocurrency companies and regularly report cross-border collaboration barriers to ESMA. It is worth noting that the development process of this guideline did not involve public solicitation of opinions. ESMA explained that due to the explicit authorization of Article 125 of the MiCA regulations and the guidelines only targeting regulatory agencies rather than market participants. Regulatory agencies in various countries are required to submit a compliance commitment letter to ESMA within two months. If partial exemption is chosen, specific details must be explained

On April 30th, BlockBeats announced on social media that the first flash sale of its Meme coin MIKAMI has officially begun, and the address used to receive SOL has been revealed. Mikami Yuya stated that there is no fixed unit price for Mikami, and the final price will be determined by dividing the total amount raised during the initial purchase phase by the available token supply. The amount of SOL contributed will determine the proportion of MIKAMI tokens obtained. The official contract address (CA) will be announced after the initial sale ends. The first round of flash sales will last for 72 hours.

BlockBeats News: On April 30th, Pendle released a weekly report reviewing the progress of projects for the week. Pendle Joint Creation TN Lee announced in a post that Boros will break through the limitations of Pendle V2 and embark on the next chapter, unlocking the largest source of revenue in the cryptocurrency field - funding rates. Boros will be preparing to go online, and the trading system with funding rates will be an important layout for changing DeFi's revenue strategy. Cryptocurrency KOL Cheeezzyyyy stated on social media that the lock-in volume of vePENDLE has just exceeded 40 million, and the number of locked PENDLEs has also reached a historical high (about 61 million). At present, this is equivalent to 37% of the circulating supply (approximately $205 million), with an average lock up time of 1.31 years. Aave launches Pendle PT for a new round of voting, where users can participate in the voting process; The Spartan Group, a cryptocurrency investment firm, uses Pendle PT to ensure high fixed income for stablecoins and mainstream cryptocurrencies without the need for hedging. Maintaining liquidity further amplifies this advantage, enabling funds to adjust and reallocate in response to market changes. Spartan Group also monitors Pendle YT's trading activity and price trends. This provides a benchmark for the valuation of pre issued tokens - based on data rather than pure speculation.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a trader converted $239 into $2.2 million by trading HOUSE tokens, achieving a return of 9228 times. A month ago, he bought 25.77 million HOUSE tokens for only $239, sold 1.91 million HOUSE tokens, cashed out $58800, and now holds 23.85 million HOUSE tokens (worth $2.15 million). He used to trade about 10 cryptocurrencies every day, but since buying HOUSE tokens, he has hardly engaged in any other transactions.

According to Cointelegraph, Australia's anti money laundering agency AUSTRAC requires cryptocurrency exchanges that have registered but are not actually operating to voluntarily revoke their registration, otherwise they will be forcibly deregistered. The institution stated on April 29th that some of the 427 registered exchanges that have not conducted business for a long time may be acquired by criminals for fraud. AUSTRAC CEO Brendan Thomas emphasized that registered companies need to update their operational status in a timely manner, otherwise they will face the disposal of "use or cancellation". AUSTRAC plans to publish a list of registered exchanges to help the public identify legitimate platforms. Since 2019, 10 institutions have been disqualified, including FTX local subsidiaries processed in June 2024. In February of this year, the institution also took compliance review measures against 13 remittance service providers and exchanges. At present, Australia has not yet introduced specific cryptocurrency regulations, and the government plans to promote the inclusion of exchanges in the regulatory framework of existing financial services laws before the May 3 election.