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Damn it, a serious reminder! Someone is impersonating me, pretending to be Tang Hua the bamboo for scams! The profile picture and name are exactly the same, but the TG number is completely different! Identifying the scammer is very simple; just enter the Binance Square chat room and ask me, DM me on Twitter, or add me on V to verify, and you can see through it! Remember, if someone approaches you in my name to talk about money, cooperation, or relationships, it’s all fake! Don't fall for it! Thank you everyone for sharing so more people can see it! In the crypto world, as soon as money is involved, never let your guard down, and always verify repeatedly! Take care!

Trump seems to have shifted his stance on the prediction of 'Maduro's arrest' regarding the US soldier's actions. The US Department of Justice has charged Special Forces soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke, accusing him of using classified intel to illegally profit over $400,000 on the prediction market platform Polymarket by betting on a US raid in Venezuela. According to the latest from CNN, Trump allegedly downplayed the situation upon learning that the soldier bet on Maduro's downfall, likening it to baseball legend Pete Rose predicting his own team would win, saying, 'It’s like Rose predicting his team would win. If he predicted they would lose, that’d be a problem, but he predicted they’d win, I’ll look into it.' Furthermore, given Trump's support for Rose, several of his allies have suggested that Trump should pardon the soldier. (CNN) $ETH

Old Bei really has faith!\nBlackRock's IBIT options holdings have surpassed Deribit for the first time, accelerating institutional adoption of Bitcoin.\nThe open interest (OI) of BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF IBIT options surged to $27.61 billion on Friday, surpassing the $26.9 billion in Bitcoin options on the crypto derivatives platform Deribit for the first time.\nAccording to Volmex data, IBIT call options are primarily betting on Bitcoin's price to spike to $109,709 in the short term, about 41% higher than the current level of around $77,400; meanwhile, the Deribit market primarily expects Bitcoin to rise to about $106,000. At the same time, IBIT options have an average expiry date about two months longer than Deribit, indicating that investors in the regulated U.S. market prefer to hold long positions and exhibit stronger bullish sentiment, further highlighting the accelerating trend of institutionalization in the Bitcoin market.$BTC \n

Further solid proof, it’s clear that hitmen have arrived. It seems Iran has realized that decapitation tactics can be quite effective. Instead of grinding it out on the battlefield, why not eliminate the brains behind the war? Take them out, and maybe the war will wrap up. Although they lack precision missile weaponry, if a nation wants to carry out an assassination, there are plenty of methods available.
Shooting incident occurred in the White House press dinner hall, the shooter is now deceased. (CCTV News)
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CCTV News is here, shots fired at the White House!\nDuring the White House Correspondents' Dinner, there were reports of 'gunfire,' leading to the emergency evacuation of President Donald Trump from the event. On April 26, local time, it was reported that shots were heard in the Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. (CCTV News) $BNB \n

Woke up to this, what's going on? Is Trump in hot water? Iran throwing down the gauntlet? Counter-strikes on the table?! Is the crypto market about to take a hit?\nTrump and First Lady Melania arrived at the White House Correspondents' Dinner but were pulled out by security for unclear reasons. Other officials were also evacuated from the dinner. $BTC \n

617 Bitcoins?! How did they pull that off? Hackers are really raking it in.
Over the past three days, the Balancer attacker has swapped 21,000 ETH for 617.43 BTC.
According to Onchain Lens, the Balancer attacker has exchanged 21,000 ETH for 617.43 BTC in the last three days, worth $48.72 million. The attacker currently holds 1,000 ETH, valued at $2.32 million, and may further short. $BTC

Japanese folks set their phones to Chinese for a year and can't go back. This blew up on their forums.
The reason is ironically simple: in the Japanese system, too many function names use katakana (transliterated foreign words).
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For example, "ダウンロード" → "download"; in the Japanese system, you might see a long string of katakana, and you have to mentally decode it to grasp the corresponding English word, and only then understand it means "download." It's like cramming a tedious decoding process between "seeing" and "understanding."
But in the Chinese system? "バッテリーセーバー" → "power-saving mode," "アクセスポイント" → "personal hotspot," "清理缓存" → "clear cache"—the characters are dense in information, and the meaning comes through directly. You see the characters, and your brain almost instantly gets the meaning. No middleman earning the "decoding" margin.
So that Japanese user's sentiment is spot on: looking at Japanese settings feels like cracking a code, it's exhausting; switch to Chinese, and it’s crystal clear, the interface is clean, and efficiency skyrockets.
This isn’t just a discussion about language superiority; it’s a clash of two information presentation logics: one is a convoluted phonetic transliteration, and the other is intuitive and direct. In a digital world that seeks efficiency, which is friendlier is crystal clear.
Chinese characters have stood the test of time, and in the digital age, they’ve made a splash with their "efficient and intuitive" approach. This might be a surprise, but it also reminds us: those advantages we take for granted and think are "just how it is" sometimes need to be seen through someone else's eyes to be fully appreciated.
Of course, while we take pride in our culture, we also need to stay grounded. The superiority of a system goes beyond just the text. But at least, Chinese, with its simplicity and efficiency, has pulled off a stunning "user experience" reverse export. $ETH

Is Old Trump just messing around? I mean, which Iranian leader would dare to call him? Afraid the missiles won't find them?
Trump has scrapped the envoy's trip to Pakistan, stating, 'We can communicate with Iran over the phone.'
On April 26, Fox reporter Aishah Hasnie reported that President Trump unilaterally canceled the trip for Tzankov and Kushner to meet with the Iranians in Pakistan.
'I just told my team, they were getting ready to take off, and I said, 'No, you can't fly 18 hours there. We hold all the cards. They can call us anytime they want, but you won't be flying 18 hours just to sit around and chat about trivial matters.' $ETH

Who knows how to operate this rental income strategy that Fu Peng mentioned? Teach me, thanks!\nFu Peng talks about the underlying logic of Bitcoin: big players have become 'landlords', and retail traders using leverage are just paying rent.\nOn April 25, Fu Peng, the newly appointed Chief Economist of New Fire Group, released a series of tweets on platform X, breaking down what he sees as the underlying logic of Bitcoin. Fu Peng stated that the underlying business models of Bitcoin perpetual contracts and ETFs are essentially the same as the 'rollover fees/overnight fees' in traditional finance's gold/commodity spot trading, which is a stable cash flow model where big players hold long positions to collect rent, while retail traders pay to go long with leverage, and platforms indirectly skim off the top.\nLarge spot holders aren't just mindlessly speculating; they're like 'landlords': holding long-term positions + hedging operations to collect funding fees, continuously reducing their holding costs. As long as positions don't shrink, the longer the time, the lower the cost, almost achieving 'zero cost or even negative cost'. 'Many people mistakenly believe that the big players are only shorting; in fact, they are the rent-collecting landlords. The premiums and discounts of CME Bitcoin futures are essentially the market's pricing of this holding cost/rent, completely in line with the logic of spot warehousing, financing, and delivery back in the day.'\nBlockBeats believes that Fu Peng's comments are not about bullish or bearish views on Bitcoin, but rather, from the perspective of a hedge fund manager, narrating the evolution of Bitcoin: Bitcoin has evolved from being purely emotion-driven speculation to a mature asset with structural positive yields (rent/funding rates) like gold and commodities. The big players and platforms are the long-term beneficiaries of this game, and the retail traders' long-term enthusiasm for leverage is essentially just paying rent to others. $BTC \n

Hot search dominance! Intel skyrockets 24%, AMD surges 14%, are CPUs about to steal GPUs' thunder?
The trending list is completely dominated by the AI hardware sector—Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Micron, SanDisk, the top five are all part of the AI computing power supply chain, and this hype has absolutely shattered the ceiling! Especially Intel, which soared 23.90% overnight and continued to surge 22.90% in pre-market trading, setting a new 26-year historical high and igniting the entire CPU sector, even Nvidia jumped 4.33%!
Intel: 24% surge, signaling the return of the CPU king.
The absolute star of this market wave, directly clinching the second spot on trending with a heat score of 25,500.
Earnings report exceeded expectations + explosive guidance, data center and AI business revenue increased by 22% year-over-year, gross margins significantly improved, completely shaking off the downturn of the past two years. The market has finally realized that the main player in AI is no longer just Nvidia's GPUs. $ETH

Jack Ma once commented on Wang Zhongjun: he's the laziest CEO in China; you shouldn't invest in someone like him. So, he invested in the hardworking model worker Xu Jiayin. He might have also invested in RT-Mart. Hahaha
Jack Ma had a classic take on Wang Zhongjun: "He's the laziest CEO I've seen in China. He wakes up at 11 AM, comes to the office, sips tea, chats with people, grabs a casual lunch, and then heads for a nap. In the afternoon, he’s back at the office for more tea and chit-chat, and by evening, he’s prepping for a party. This guy hardly works at all." Jack Ma also said, "When he asked me to invest, I told him I wouldn't invest in someone like that."
Wang Zhongjun himself is quite chill about it; in the program 'At Least One Hour', he admitted: "Compared to Jack Ma's hustle and grind, I really am quite lazy."
Looking back, I wonder what Jack Ma feels now; both his bullish and bearish picks have turned sour, but thankfully he hasn't faced any major troubles himself.
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The orchid bean incident worth 12 bucks blew up! Did you notice that most marriages nowadays rely on the guy handing over his paycheck? The moment he stops, it’s straight to divorce court. In the orchid bean scenario, this husband turned over his entire salary, while his wife casually spent a few hundred on her favorite snacks, living at a consumption level of over 10k a month. Yet he can't even spend 12 bucks on orchid beans without it feeling like begging. Is there even a point in arguing? [crying]
I remember reading a piece where a crying wife lamented that all the expenses were on her, blaming the guy for not managing the household. The reality, though, is that the quiet husband had already handed over his full salary. So the craziest phenomenon now is: once the money is in the woman's hands, it becomes 'her' money, and if the man spends a single dime, it’s like he’s spending her cash!
Many women view handing over the salary as a marriage guarantee, but true security has never been about restricting your partner's freedom down to the last cent. $BNB

What does this mean? Man, the old research is cracking BTC, making everyone uneasy
A researcher cracked a 15-digit ECC key and scored 1 Bitcoin as a reward
Independent researcher Giancarlo Lelli successfully cracked the encryption key protecting Bitcoin and was awarded the Q-Day prize by the quantum security startup Project Eleven, along with 1 Bitcoin. Giancarlo Lelli used publicly available quantum hardware and a variant of Shor's algorithm to crack the 15-digit encryption key from 32,767 possibilities. This quantum attack's difficulty has increased 512 times compared to the 6-digit key record set in September 2025. Project Eleven's CEO Alex Pruden stated that the resource demands for such attacks are continuously decreasing, with approximately 6.9 million Bitcoins currently sitting in static addresses vulnerable to attack, including 1 million Bitcoins held by Satoshi Nakamoto. The Bitcoin network has proposed BIP-360 to introduce quantum-resistant address types, and platforms like Ethereum, Ripple, and Tron have also begun rolling out plans for a transition to quantum resistance. $BTC

What the hell is this foundation?! Are they just dumping?!
The Ethereum Foundation sold 10,000 ETH to Bitmine today.
The Ethereum Foundation announced on X platform that they completed the sale of 10,000 ETH via OTC, with an average price of $2,387. The counterparty for this OTC trade was Bitmine. $ETH

U.S. stocks opened with the crypto sector rallying, Strategy (MSTR) up 2.10%
According to msx.com data, at market open, the Dow dipped 0.18%, the S&P 500 rose 0.26%, and the Nasdaq climbed 0.67%. The crypto sector showed strong gains across the board, with Solana up 2.35%, Circle up 2.21%, Strategy (MSTR) up 2.10%, Coinbase up 1.88%, Bitmine up 1.41%, and SharpLink up 0.40%.
It’s noted that msx.com is a decentralized RWA trading platform, having listed hundreds of RWA tokens, covering U.S. stocks and ETF tokens like AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NFLX, NVDA, etc. $BNB

What does this mean? Are they about to dump through BG?! Be careful
It appears that the suspected LAB team address has transferred 100 million tokens to 2 Bitget deposit addresses, accounting for 43.4% of the circulating supply.
According to Arkham monitoring, the core associated address of LAB has recently been consolidating funds into 3 Bitget deposit addresses (0xDd7..., 0x659...). Statistics show that these two addresses have collectively received 100 million LAB tokens, valued at approximately $64.96 million, and the funds have since entered the Bitget hot wallet.
0x6593aa6c31C88397c37f71259625EC92Fe4EE0bF
0xDd77BFbDc11Cd37fD255AE35A4ac39Df1F9d570a
Currently, the circulating supply of LAB is 230.4M, and the total received by these two addresses accounts for about 43.4% of its circulating supply. LAB is currently priced at $0.6496, with a 24-hour dip of 0.74%, giving it a market cap of approximately $149 million. A single consolidation and deposit of over 40% of the circulating chips could indicate a massive sell-off or adjustments from market makers. $LAB

It's all good, it's all good!
Analysis: Bitcoin's ‘Quantum Threat’ is manageable, potential $145 billion sell-off may not be a systemic risk.
Discussions around quantum computing's potential threat to Bitcoin's security are heating up again. Analyst James Check pointed out that while quantum computing could theoretically crack elliptic curve signatures, its impact on the market might be overstated.
Data shows that about 1.7 million BTC (approximately $145 billion) are stored in early ‘Satoshi Era’ addresses. If the private keys were compromised, it could create potential sell pressure. However, from a market liquidity perspective, this scale isn’t unmanageable: during bull markets, long-term holders typically sell between 10,000 to 30,000 BTC daily, meaning the aforementioned scale corresponds to about 2 to 3 months of regular profit-taking.
Additionally, the average monthly inflow to exchanges is around 850,000 BTC, with the derivatives market's nominal trading volume capable of covering that amount in just a few days. Historical data indicates that during the recent bear market, over 2.3 million BTC changed hands in a single quarter, far exceeding the potential ‘quantum risk’ scale, yet did not trigger a systemic collapse.
The analysis suggests that even if there were a concentrated release, it is more likely to produce temporary volatility rather than structural shocks. Furthermore, entities capable of acquiring related assets are more likely to employ staggered selling and hedging strategies to mitigate market impact.
Overall, the core issue of the ‘quantum threat’ may not lie in the sell pressure itself, but in the governance response, such as whether to limit the liquidity of assets in related addresses through protocol upgrades. $BTC