UNI, FORT, and LDO are among the top inflows on the Smart Money leaderboard in the past 24 hours. According to Nansen data, Smart Money's 24-hour fund inflow tracking list on the Ethereum network is as follows: UNI: Inflow of $990,000, current price is $8.19, a decrease of 3.05% in the past 24 hours; FORT: Inflow of $690,000, currently priced at $0.155 with a 24-hour increase of 2.31%. LDO: Inflow of $570,000, current price is $1.78, with a 24-hour increase of 0.22%.

PANews reported on April 26 that, according to Cointelegraph, U.S. securities regulators filed a lawsuit against Geosyn Mining and its co-founders, accusing them of defrauding investors of $5.6 million by misrepresenting the number of Crypto Assets Mining Rig they operated, while misappropriating customer funds for personal consumption. The U.S. SEC Corporation (SEC) filed a lawsuit in federal court in Fort Worth, Texas, on April 24, alleging that Geosyn, its CEO Caleb Joseph Ward, and former head of operations, Jeremy George McNutt, defrauded about 64 investors between November 2021 and December 2022 through a service protocol as a sale of securities. The SEC alleges that the protocol who paid to buy and run the Crypto Assets Mining Rig on behalf of their customers "falsely claimed" that Geosyn had a cheap energy contract with a power supplier, when in reality the cost was "up to 40-50 percent" higher than the rates they had told its customers, and that they also lied to investors about Geosyn's operations, which had contracted a service protocol to purchase 1,400 Mining Rig, but failed to purchase 400 of them, and " Never bring longest purchased mining rigs online"; Protocol to Geosyn's protocol, which told investors that they could choose the Crypto Assets they wanted to mine, the company refused to mine requests for any other Crypto Assets other than Bitcoin; the company paid investors Bitcoin proceeds to make them "believe that their mining rigs are running and profitable, when they are not" and produced "fake documents" containing "fabricated mining productivity and profits"; the duo embezzled about $1.2 million of investor funds for personal consumption such as dining, nightclubs, vacations, Firearms, watches, and legal fees, among others. The SEC also said the duo also used other $22,000 in investor funds to purchase breath testing equipment, as well as expenses related to the arrest and conviction of the duo and Geosyn employees for drunk driving during the June 2022 Crypto Assets conference.

Forta Network, a blockchain real-time monitoring network, announced the launch of the FORT Staking Vault on the X platform, allowing users to efficiently stake FORT tokens through the FORT Vault.

PANews reported on February 22 that according to IBTimes, digital asset company Lejilex and the non-profit industry association Texas Crypto Freedom Alliance (CFAT) have filed a lawsuit with the United States SEC (SEC), questioning the agency's regulatory authority over "almost all digital asset transactions" in the state and the United States. Lejilex and CFAT said in a filing Wednesday with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas (Fort Worth Division) that over the past two years, the SEC has "taken a series of increasingly aggressive enforcement actions in the service of a serious regulatory overreach campaign." THE COMPLAINT STATES THAT THE U.S. SEC DID NOT COMPLY WITH CONGRESSIONAL RESTRICTIONS ON ITS JURISDICTION AND INSTEAD REGULATED THROUGH AD HOC ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS. In addition, the lawsuit alleges that industry participants have repeatedly asked the SEC to develop clear regulatory requirements that provide clear guidance on how Crypto Assets and digital asset participants should conduct business. The complaint also revealed that the plaintiff was a company seeking to launch a new virtual asset trading platform, while the other plaintiff was an association advocating for "reasonable digital asset regulation."

According to IT House on December 26, a team of professionals led by Mikha Sabu is using Hallmark Aviation Services, an AI-enhanced lost and found system, at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to help passengers and lost items "reunite." It is reported that 90% of the lost items have been returned to their original owners. Sabu says the airport receives more than 18,000 lost items each year, and the lost and found system uses AI to compare lost items with previously recorded database contents, complete with photos and descriptions. When a match is confirmed, the team will contact the original owner to come and claim the item. The Hallmark Aviation Services system has now been extended to 11 other airports.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to the second report released by FTX Debtors on Monday, real estate spending in the Bahamas exceeded $243 million. SBF has spent millions of mixed client dollars over two years buying properties for employees and their friends and family, including a six-bedroom, 11,500-square-foot penthouse in the Albany resort community, home to FTX founders and The residence of team members Caroline Ellison, Nishad Singh and Gary Wang, among others. Among them, the purchase of the real estate called Albany Hive Unit cost more than 18 million US dollars, and the Old Fort Cove A site cost more than 16 million US dollars.