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The Trump administration is facing the legal deadline for the conflict with Iran with no end in sight.
The hostilities, which began on February 28, are under the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which limits military operations to 60 days without authorization from the U.S. Congress. The deadline hits this Friday, although the White House is weighing alternatives to avoid a formal request for authorization or troop withdrawal.

President of the United States, Donald Trump, sitting next to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth (REUTERS)
President Donald Trump faces the expiration of the 60-day legal deadline to continue the war with Iran without Congressional authorization this Friday, amid a military stalemate, a fragile ceasefire, and a growing internal political dispute over war powers.

The conflict, which began on February 28 following airstrikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran, is covered by the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which limits military operations to 60 days without legislative approval. The deadline is May 1, although the White House is considering alternatives to avoid a formal request for authorization or troop withdrawal.

Meanwhile, as geopolitical controversy continues in the Middle East, the price of BITCOIN remains strong, hovering between 76,765 USD and 77,367 USD.

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Trump warned that he isn't ruling out restarting attacks on Iran if negotiations fail. We might need it.
The President of the United States stated that Tehran desperately wants to reach an agreement and claimed that discussions with the regime continue under a high level of confidentiality.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, during a press conference in the Oval Office of the White House (REUTERS Jonathan Ernst)
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, did not rule out a potential resumption of attacks against Iran and left the possibility of escalating the conflict open.

I don't know if we need to restart the war. We might need it, Trump said when asked about the future of negotiations.

Trump maintained that discussions with Tehran continue under a high level of confidentiality and rejected the notion that they are stalled.

I don't know what it means to be stubborn, because in reality, no one knows how the talks are going except me and a couple of other people. They desperately want to reach an agreement, he assured.

The issues persist in the Middle East while Bitcoin is still fighting to hold its ground. Bitcoin has resisted against this uncertainty.

Crisis at Worldcoin: Sam Altman's token plummets 97% amid growing allegations of biometric data misuse
The World project faces global scrutiny over privacy, regulatory sanctions, and a historic crash of its cryptocurrency WLD.

The digital identity project Worldcoin, spearheaded by Sam Altman —the brains behind OpenAI— is currently in a deep crisis marked by the collapse of its WLD token, regulatory complaints, and global concerns about the use of biometric data.

The digital asset has lost over 97% of its value since its all-time high in March 2024, when it traded around $11.82, dropping to about $0.25 by April 2026. The crash intensified following new accusations of alleged market manipulation, misuse of personal data, and contractual practices deemed abusive.

Token crash and loss of trust
The project, which rebranded from Worldcoin to World, aims to develop a global digital identity system based on iris scanning using the Orb device. The original promise was to differentiate humans from bots in an era of increasing artificial intelligence, but the model has become mired in controversy.

The sharp downturn of the token reflects a loss of market confidence amid allegations and questions that undermine the project's credibility.

Concerns over biometric data usage
One of the most sensitive issues is the handling of biometric data. In Europe and Latin America, regulators have voiced concerns about the collection of highly sensitive information.

In Argentina, the Province of Buenos Aires imposed a fine of $194 million on the company for abusive clauses in its contracts and for failures in controls that allowed minors to access the biometric registration system.

Elon Musk, on his second day of the OpenAI trial, said he was an idiot for funding them. The billionaire presents himself as the guy trying to save humanity from the speculators of artificial intelligence and gets riled up when Altman's lawyers insist on his ties with Trump. Elon Musk has returned to the stand in Oakland, California, in his legal crusade against OpenAI, the AI company he co-founded with Sam Altman. One day after sharing how it all started in tech and warning about the dangers of it in his first testimony.

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Musk's lawsuit against Altman kicks off with a question that no one has answered: can an NGO pivot its mission?

Who's gonna win this battle?
The legal showdown between Musk and Altman raises the question of whether an organization can change its mission after raking in donations under a different banner.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman have stepped into the courtroom in Oakland to hash out the future of OpenAI, with a lawsuit seeking over $130 billion and calling for the removal of Sam Altman as CEO.

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Crude oil briefly hit $126, its highest in four years
Oil prices surged past $126 per barrel on Thursday, marking a four-year peak, as some traders expressed concerns over a potential escalation in the US-Iran conflict that could effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz.

Brent crude, the global benchmark, spiked overnight to $126.41 per barrel, before pulling back to $115.8 as trading volumes decreased. WTI crude, the US benchmark, fell by 0.7% to settle at $106 per barrel.

Brent remains well above the $73 per barrel level it traded at before the conflict and is nearly double its price from earlier this year, just before tensions between the US and Iran began to escalate.

The average gasoline price in the US hit a four-year high on Thursday, reaching $4.30 per gallon, according to the latest national average reading published by AAA.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price remains static at $76,313. However, it's not doing too bad at this price despite the turmoil in the Middle East. Bitcoin has held firm around this price, hitting up to $77,865 this April.

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TRADOOR is gearing up for a pump to $15 in the next few days. I think it's a prime opportunity to enter; if you don't take advantage of this price at $0.71, you'll be left behind $TRADOOR

Iran says enough
The federation reps won’t show up at the FIFA Congress in Vancouver and are taking shots at Canadian authorities. Uncertainty looms just 40 days before their World Cup debut.

Iran's football federation officials won’t be attending the FIFA Congress in Canada this Thursday, as reported by Iranian news agency Tasnim. The reason is the 'inappropriate behavior of immigration officials' at Toronto airport, where the delegation arrived.

Tasnim reported that three federation officials, President Mehdi Taj, Secretary General Hedayat Mombeini, and his deputy Hamed Momeni, had their visas ready to attend Thursday’s congress, but had to turn back.

Iran's presence in the World Cup is still up in the air, just like their participation in the FIFA Congress attended by 211 federations. This setback cuts off a relationship that seemed to improve after Infantino's personal meeting with Team Melli and its leaders during the last international break.

Despite this uncertainty in the Middle East, Bitcoin is holding strong and refusing to drop 📉

Official and confirmed | The United States will establish a new naval and military base in Latin America and invest $1 billion.
This move by the United States may have an impact on the American continent that transcends economic value.

The U.S. is making a strategic investment in Latin America that promises to redefine the geopolitical balance in the region. The government confirmed the construction of a new naval base at one of the most significant points on the South American Pacific, with an investment exceeding $1 billion.

The United States will establish a new naval and military base in Latin America.
The project will be located in Callao, the main port of Peru and one of the most important in the region. Its location makes it a key node.

On another note, Bitcoin is holding strong against the red line; it could rocket in the coming days.

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Bitcoin dropped from USD 76,000 after the United Arab Emirates exited OPEC
This move by the UAE comes at a time of extreme geopolitical fragility.

Discrepancies in production quotas prompted this action from the UAE.
Brent crude oil has risen to 110 dollars.

The price of bitcoin (BTC) lost the support of 76,000 dollars on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, following the official announcement from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) about their withdrawal from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

This move from Abu Dhabi, driven by discrepancies in production quotas, has created a wave of uncertainty in global financial markets, directly impacting risk assets like bitcoin.

The following candlestick chart shows the price action of bitcoin over the last 24 hours. The price of oil has also been affected, albeit in the opposite direction to bitcoin. At the time of this publication, Brent crude is trading above 110 dollars.

Chart of Brent crude oil prices over the last 12 months.
Brent crude oil prices over the last 12 months. Source TradingEconomics.

The controversy between Elon Musk and Sam Altman: Elon Musk and Sam Altman arrive at court for the trial regarding OpenAI.

The initial statements in Musk's civil lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman will take place at the federal court in Oakland, California, following the selection of nine jurors on Monday.

The trial began on Tuesday and could shape the future of AI, where billionaires Elon Musk and Sam Altman face off over the evolution of OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, which has transitioned from a non-profit organization to a giant valued in the hundreds of billions.

The initial statements in Musk's civil lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman will occur at the federal court in Oakland, California, after the selection of nine jurors on Monday.

Musk alleges that Altman and Greg Brockman, CEO and President of OpenAI respectively, betrayed him and the public by abandoning the company's mission to be a benevolent steward of AI for the benefit of humanity, turning it into a "money-making machine" for themselves and investors.

The world's richest person is claiming $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft MSFT.O, one of its largest investors, and wants the funds directed to OpenAI's charitable arm.

He also wants OpenAI to revert back to a non-profit organization, with Altman and Brockman removed from their executive roles and Altman expelled from the board.

Both Musk and Altman arrived at the courthouse on Tuesday morning for the initial statements.

Musk, founder of Tesla TSLA.O and SpaceX, has claimed that he contributed around $38 million in seed capital to OpenAI for its original mission, but it became a profit-driven entity in March 2019, just over a year after his departure from the board.

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Pudgy Penguins PENGU is an impressive cryptocurrency that's been making waves since its launch. This crypto has shown significant performance, already knocking off a zero, and is currently trading at around 0.01 USD. By the end of this year, PENGU could potentially hit 0.5 USD. This is a major pump 💣😯.

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the cryptocurrency Tradoor tanked after a strong liquidity event on April 24, trading as low as 8.3 USD. TRADOOR is gearing up for a solid pump that could push it up to 12 USD or even 15 USD; that could definitely happen.

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The Sam Alma WLD project has crashed since its all-time high in 2024, where it traded as high as 11.00 USD. Since 2025, the project has been on a decline, and the cryptocurrency has plummeted drastically, now trading at around 0.25 USD. Since hitting that price, it hasn't been able to take off. Many are wondering what caused this decline since the launch of the project, Worldcoin, the iris scanning platform. There was a lot of controversy surrounding this project, sowing distrust; many claimed it was a scam, alleging it was designed to steal your identity. Since then, the project has gone downhill. I'm not saying the project is an identity thief; it might not be bad, but what it lacked was clarity. People needed to understand what the iris scanner was aimed at and how it related to the cryptocurrency.

The project team is working hard to show humanity that the project is transparent. Some WLD investors are accumulating during this dip and are waiting for the cryptocurrency to explode again.

Alright, here we go again. DGRAM could hit around 0.2 USD in the next few days, possibly even reaching 0.3 USD.

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Iran offers the US to reopen Hormuz and
postpone nuclear issue

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The new proposal is reported to have been presented through Pakistani mediators, although it’s unclear if the White House is willing to consider it.

Iran has put forth a new negotiation proposal to the United States to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the war while also delaying discussions on Tehran's nuclear program for a later date, according to Axios.

The digital outlet cites a US official and two other anonymous sources familiar with the matter.

According to the official, Trump plans to review the current stalemate in negotiations and possible next steps with his team on Monday.

For his part, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated on Monday that his visit to Islamabad over the weekend was "very good" and that they reviewed the "specific conditions" under which "negotiations between Iran and the United States can continue."

According to the Iranian agency IRNA, the head of Persian diplomacy, who is already in St. Petersburg, said that Tehran's conditions for negotiations "are very important." However, Araqchi did not elaborate on those "specific conditions."

Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price is holding at Alós 76,345 Alós 77,890 USD.

Imposing a new regime in Hormuz or lifting the naval blockade are Iran's conditions to end the war.
Details: The Iranians have ramped up their actions in the area. Meanwhile, the Revolutionary Guard captured two container ships in the Strait this week, in response to the prior seizure of Iranian oil tankers by the United States.

The Iranian news agency Tasnim published this Sunday Iran's conditions to end the war, which present a pretext for Pakistan: "Imposing a new regime in the Strait of Hormuz, demanding compensation, guarantees to prevent new military attacks, or lifting the naval blockade." This week marks two months since the conflict began in Iranian territory with attacks carried out by the United States and Israel, a war that has marked a significant turning point in energy matters.

These conditions arrive at a time when Iran refuses to resume negotiations while the blockade on its ports continues, as reiterated by President Masoud Pezeshkian.

Meanwhile, today, April 27, Bitcoin is taking a dip, trading at $76,456. Some of the reasons include the tensions between the United States and Iran; until they reach an agreement, the tensions will persist.

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Tensions between the United States and Iran aren't settling down. However, Bitcoin's price has remained stable and firm. Bitcoin is holding steady; it’s neither pumping nor dumping 📉. Bitcoin has withstood the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which is a good sign. It's expected that Bitcoin could skyrocket to around 125,345 USD in the coming months, possibly even reaching 135,234 USD.

I barely have anything invested in TRADOOR, but what I do know is that TRADOOR is gearing up for a massive pump that will take it from around $10 to $13.
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The suspect in the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner was working as a teacher in California. The guy suspected of firing shots at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday night was a teacher and video game developer from Southern California, according to public records.

Cole Tomas Allen, 31, who lives in the Torrance suburb of Los Angeles, was identified by agents as the armed man subdued near the event attended by President Donald Trump and other officials, two sources familiar with the case told CNN.

Allen is facing two charges for firearm use and one for assaulting a federal agent with a dangerous weapon, according to U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who did not publicly name him.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price is holding steady at $78,345 despite this situation.