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ChainCatcher reported that the Web3 asset data platform RootData issued a regular transparency alert on Twitter (X), highlighting the lack of information such as teams, key calendar events, and token data for projects including Mars Protocol, Anvil, Lynex, AstridDAO, and Hatom Labs. RootData called on project teams to submit or update details on RootData to improve their transparency scores. Additionally, RootData stated it would continue to monitor and expose “black box” projects missing core information. According to RootData, the transparency score is used to evaluate the completeness and timeliness of a project, aiming to reflect its level of information disclosure. Project teams are urged to claim their project immediately. Transparency scores range from A to F in 5 levels, with lower scores representing less complete information disclosure and higher risk of wrongdoing, so investors should be extremely cautious.

According to a statement by the investment management arm of the Norwegian central bank on Thursday, the fund it manages has shrunk in value by 1.27 trillion Norwegian kroner (USD 137 billion). As of the end of March, the total value of the fund was approximately 20 trillion kroner. "This result reflects the challenging market conditions of the quarter," Deputy CEO Trond Grande said in the statement. "Fixed income and real estate investments were only slightly affected, but the decline in stock markets, especially the drop in share prices of large US technology companies, determined the final outcome."

According to Odaily, Arkham stated that trader Murad's portfolio has recovered to approximately 12 million USD, rising about 50% from the previous low of 7.8 million USD, but still down around 82% from its historical peak. During this period, Murad did not sell any holdings of SPX or other Meme coins.