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Foresight News reports that ether.fi posted on X, announcing that it will discontinue cross-chain functionality for weETH on Scroll, Swell, Bera, zkSync, Mode, Blast, Morph, and Sonic chains by the end of June 2026. Users are required to bridge their weETH holdings on these chains back to Ethereum or other supported chains before this date.ether.fi stated that this move aims to continuously strengthen cross-chain infrastructure by integrating with fewer but more active chains, focusing security resources on the most critical areas. weETH is the wrapped version of eETH, and eETH is the liquid staking token issued by ether.fi.

BlockBeats News, April 29th, Vitalik just sold off the meme coin ASTEROID (CA: 0xaff2565091e7207191dbe340b8528d02fa78d044), triggering community FOMO once again. According to GMGN data, the token surged over 100% in a short period of time, with a market cap now at $13.56 million. At the same time, another coin with the same name but previously well-received by the community (CA: 0xf280b16ef293d8e534e370794ef26bf312694126) experienced a brief 8% pullback, with a current market cap of $115 million. A similar scenario unfolded on NEIRO. In August 2024, Vitalik received a NEIRO dev airdrop and immediately sold it, causing a temporary dip in the related tokens. Subsequently, community buying pressure surged, leading to a strong price rebound. Within a short period, the price skyrocketed over 200% from the low point, setting a new high at that time.

Although traders continue to closely monitor the situation in the Middle East, market focus is shifting toward Wednesday's Federal Reserve policy decision, with expectations that interest rates will remain unchanged at 3.50%-3.75%. The market will look for clues on the future policy path, while money markets are pricing in only a small risk of a rate cut this year. Amanda Sundstrom from SEB stated in a report: "In the near term... given the high level of uncertainty, the Federal Reserve is likely to take a wait-and-see approach. Our forecast is for a rate cut in December." According to Tradeweb data, the yield on the two-year U.S. Treasury note fell by 0.4 basis points to 3.838%; the yield on the ten-year U.S. Treasury note fell by 0.6 basis points to 4.346%.