Nous Research says its Hermes Agent is an MIT-licensed autonomous AI framework designed to retain long-term memory across sessions and turn completed tasks into reusable skills. The project launched in February 2026 and quickly reached 22,000 GitHub stars with 242 contributors, positioning it as an alternative for users who want less manual memory setup than Openclaw. Updates continued into late March 2026 with Hermes v0.6.0 adding MCP support and typed SDK workflows.

BNB revisited its February 6 swing low at $570 within the past 24 hours, raising concerns that sellers still control momentum. During the drop to $570, Open Interest climbed from $530 million to $560 million even as spot CVD trended lower over the past week. Key levels highlighted were $577 and $604, with $530 outlined as the next downside area if support gives way.

On April 1, Sen. Richard Blumenthal sent a follow-up letter to Binance co-CEO Richard Teng, asking the exchange to address alleged inconsistencies between its Senate testimony and later reporting about Iran-linked activity. He requested supporting documents, wallet details, and a year-by-year breakdown of transactions, while warning that Binance's prior responses may have been misleading. Blumenthal set an April 14 deadline for Binance to provide the requested records.

XRP is trading above $1.30 again after briefly losing the level for several hours yesterday before buyers pushed it back. A report on Binance activity says XRP deposits and withdrawals on the exchange have fallen to their lowest point since 2025, with roughly 310,500 deposits and about 329,400 withdrawals over the past 30 days. The analysis frames the rebound as occurring in a thinner market, while price remains constrained between roughly $1.20 and $1.50.

ETF analyst James Seyffart said spot Bitcoin ETFs could eventually hold more assets under management than gold ETFs as demand broadens beyond the “digital gold” thesis. He argued Bitcoin can serve multiple roles in a portfolio, while gold is typically viewed through a narrower lens. The comments were made on a Coin Stories podcast episode published to YouTube on Friday.

Telegram's Wallet said on April 2 that it will use Lighter to support native leveraged perpetual trading, letting users trade crypto as well as stocks, metals, and oil with up to 50x leverage. The wallet reports more than 150 million registered users, about 25 million of whom are active, while Telegram has over 1 billion users. Lighter's LIT token rallied about 30% and retested $1 after the integration update.

XRP has been range-bound for the past few days between $1.30 and $1.35, a zone that an analyst says is pivotal for the next move. Based on an Elliott Wave count shared by crypto analyst Hov, the recent rebound appears corrective rather than impulsive, raising the risk of another leg down if support fails. Key areas mentioned include $1.15 as a deeper support and $1.50 as a level bulls would need to reclaim to target $1.80.

Coinbase said on April 2 it received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust charter and stressed it is not turning into a bank. The company says the structure is aimed at institutional custody and crypto-market infrastructure under federal oversight, and it will not take deposits or make loans.