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Gelonghui, April 30 — Online auto retailer Carvana announced that first-quarter revenue reached $6.43 billion, a year-on-year increase of 52%, exceeding analysts' expectations of $6.08 billion. Earnings per share were $1.69, also higher than the market expectation of $1.50. During the period, car sales reached 187,393 units, a year-on-year increase of 40%. Carvana expects quarter-on-quarter growth in retail sales volume and adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter, with both indicators set for “significant growth” by 2026.

On April 30, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, as the market experienced another downturn, Maji's gains from the past week turned into losses overnight, currently showing a deficit of $3.94 million. In terms of operations, Maji urgently reduced a significant number of ETH and BTC long positions during the market decline early in the morning, but some positions were still forcibly liquidated during the rapid drop. Subsequently, Maji replenished positions again within the next two hours. Following this decline, the total value of Maji's holdings fell to $29.06 million, with the liquidation price for ETH positions at $2,188 and for BTC positions at $72,143.1.

BlockBeats News, April 30th, according to Blockaid monitoring, the NEAR ecosystem application SweatEconomy encountered a sustained attack last night, with multiple Sweat Foundation-related accounts being drained in approximately 30 seconds, totaling around 13.71 billion SWEAT, accounting for about 65% of the token's supply. The funds were transferred through Ref Finance and the Wormhole/Portal Bridge route. Subsequently, the SWEAT team responded, stating that all user external account balances have been fully restored, and operations have returned to normal.