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going to the beach all day tomorrow but have active perp longs open...decisions decisions...

$BTC Interested in what price does in this red box. 95k Monthly upside draw. 96.4k midpoint of the supply zone Reject in there and close back below the yearly open would be a potential shorting opportunity back into 88.7k (range breakout re-test) or the equal lows at 83k if its a more prominent reversal. Of course, reclaiming the supply zone and I move to full bull but that is not my base case right now. Mentioned in a prior post that you can be bullish from the 70k lows up to 95k and then you only need to risk off between 95-100k and let the market show its hand before engaging.

the 2025 open determines whether $BTC is red or green for the year

KiloEX, the decentralized exchange (DEX) hit by a $7.5M attack earlier this month, has revealed its resolution plans to compensate users affected by the April 14th exploit. The DEX also promised an extra 10% annual percentage yield (APY) bonus for eligible stakers who had funds in the vault before the platform resumed operations. The decentralized exchange KiloEx announced tailored compensation plans for traders, Hybrid Vault stakers, and VIP users affected by the $7.5M exploit that temporarily shut down the platform’s operations earlier in April. The DEX released its security incident post-mortem report on April 21st, explaining the root cause of the incident and reviewing the timeline of events. According to SlowMist, its team immediately launched an emergency response, working closely with KiloEx to trace the attack path and fund flows, leveraging its in-house blockchain AML and tracing platform—MistTrack and the InMist threat intelligence network—to extract attacker profiles. KiloEX revealed on April 23rd that the SlowMist security audit report, and compensation plan for users affected by the recent $7.5 million KiloEx security incident would be announced before the platform’s resumption. On April 24th, KiloEX outlined its plans to compensate traders, Hybrid Vault stakers, and VIP users. As per KiloEX, users whose positions remained open during the platform suspension will be compensated for the difference in increased losses or decreased profits. Compensation will only be calculated up to the point the platform resumes, so users are advised to close their positions as soon as possible thereafter. “Delaying your position closure may lead to differences between your actual PnL and the compensation amount.” ~ KiloEX team If the unrealized loss was $100 when the platform went offline and increased to $200 upon resuming, users will be compensated the $100 difference. Similarly, if the unrealized profit was $500 at shutdown and dropped to $300 at the platform’s resumption, users will be compensated the $200 difference. For KiloEx VIP users, the VIP user level will be determined based on real-time screenshots taken at the time of the KiloEx security incident on April 14. All affected VIP users–excluding VIP7 users– will automatically receive a +1 level upgrade. However, all affected users, including VIP7, will enjoy a 30-day VIP status protection period. The DEX collaborated with law enforcement and blockchain security specialists from SlowMist to track the hacker’s movements in an attempt to recover the stolen funds. SlowMist assisted KiloEx with a comprehensive on-chain analysis of the attack, clarifying the vulnerability’s root cause and supporting multiple rounds of negotiations between KiloEx and the attacker. On April 15, KiloEx offered 10% of the stolen loot to the hacker–allowing them to retain $750K–if they returned 90% of the stolen funds. The platform also warned that it would reveal the hacker’s identity and that legal action would be pursued if the hacker failed to comply. However, KiloEx later disclosed on April 18th that it would drop all legal actions and still reward the hacker with the promised white hat bounty. The team claimed that the vulnerability leading to the crypto hack had since been promptly fixed. This was vital in preventing further exploitation and securing the platform for future operations. The DEX has also promised to release a detailed report of the hacking incident and make the findings public as soon as the ongoing investigation concludes. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

Ondo Finance met with the U.S. SEC’s Crypto Asset Working Group to present a regulatory framework for tokenizing publicly traded U.S. securities. The meeting, also attended by lawyers from Davis Polk & Wardwell, focused on how existing financial rules might apply to wrapped, tokenized securities on blockchain networks, according to an SEC memo . According to SEC documentation, Ondo Finance ( ONDO ) outlined its proposed structure for tokenized securities, raising issues tied to registration, broker-dealer compliance, market regulation, and state corporate law. The firm also discussed potential sandbox arrangements or relief measures that could support innovation while maintaining investor protections. Ondo’s leadership team — including CEO Nathan Allman and Chief Strategy Officer Ian De Bode — joined legal advisors to argue for a compliant path forward that allows digital representations of traditional assets to operate within U.S. regulatory frameworks. The proposal included multiple models for how tokenization could be structured, aiming to address legal uncertainties that have long challenged crypto-asset issuers. The SEC will host one of its “Crypto Task Force Roundtables” on April 25 in Washington, D.C., focused on key considerations for crypto custody. The event will feature two panel discussions: one on custody through broker-dealers and another on custody for investment advisers and investment companies. Panelists include representatives from firms like Fireblocks, Anchorage, Kraken, BitGo, and law schools such as Georgetown and UPenn. The event is open to the public with no registration required to view online, and in-person attendance is allowed.