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On April 6, QCP Capital released a report analyzing the recent decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to delay action against Iran until Tuesday, marking the fourth postponement. According to BlockBeats, this pattern of strong statements followed by negotiation signals has led to market desensitization, reducing expectations of escalating risks. Consequently, oil prices have weakened, while stock futures remain stable.

Despite ongoing geopolitical disturbances, the cryptocurrency market has shown signs of stability rather than pressure. Institutional funds continue to provide support, with Bitcoin ETFs recording a net inflow of approximately $1.32 billion in March. The market currently leans towards a 'risk-on' sentiment, with investors not fully prepared for a short-term escalation of conflicts. However, the sustainability of this rebound remains uncertain as U.S. stocks reopen.

Ethereum's price fluctuations are poised to impact liquidation levels significantly. According to ChainCatcher, data from Coinglass indicates that if Ethereum's price falls below $2,047, the cumulative liquidation intensity for long positions on major centralized exchanges will reach $1.161 billion. Conversely, if Ethereum surpasses $2,258, the cumulative liquidation intensity for short positions will amount to $436 million.

Yu Xin Technology recently highlighted during an investor relations event that the Digital Currency 2.0 upgrade marks a fundamental shift in market opportunities from surface-level channel transformation to deep core restructuring and ecosystem scenario operations. According to Odaily, unlike the 1.0 era which focused on payment interfaces and wallet openings, the 2.0 phase requires a deeper overhaul of the bank's core accounting systems. This includes restructuring the accounting subject system, adjusting liquidity management rules, and readapting compliance and risk control logic. These changes impose higher demands on fintech companies' understanding of asset-liability management and their experience in regulatory reporting system architecture. The company has already provided clients with Digital Currency 2.0 related products, and the project has entered a substantive advancement stage. Yu Xin Technology plans to actively pursue this direction and continuously enhance its solution capabilities.

The ongoing conflict appears to be nearing its end, according to Odaily. Yi Lihua expressed surprise at the duration of the war, despite not being well-versed in politics. He suggested that after the conflict concludes, a rebound is likely rather than a complete reversal. For long-term trend investors, he advised buying Ethereum below $2,000 to potentially reach the peak of a bull market. For short-term traders, he recommended monitoring positions for profit-taking.

On April 6, Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua shared his thoughts on social media regarding the potential end of the ongoing war. According to BlockBeats, Yi expressed surprise at the prolonged conflict despite his limited understanding of politics. He suggested that once the war concludes, investors might see a rebound rather than a complete reversal in market trends.

Yi advised long-term trend investors to consider buying below 2000 to capitalize on the peak of a bull market. For short-term traders, he recommended monitoring positions for profit-taking.

Jamie Dimon, in his annual shareholder letter, cautioned that a potential conflict with Iran could lead to increased oil and commodity prices, potentially causing inflation to persist. According to NS3.AI, Dimon suggested that such a scenario might push interest rates beyond current market expectations. Despite these concerns, he described the U.S. economy as resilient, though he noted signs of a slowdown.

Bitcoin traders are closely observing four significant signals this week. According to NS3.AI, these include a weekly MACD bullish signal, which historically preceded a 25% price surge. Additionally, traders are paying attention to U.S. CPI and PCE data, a looming U.S.-Iran deadline, and a bear flag pattern suggesting a potential drop below $60,000.

OpenAI has released a series of policy recommendations aimed at addressing the transformative era driven by artificial intelligence. According to Jin10, these proposals include the establishment of a public wealth fund, the creation of rapid-response social security programs, and the acceleration of power infrastructure development. In an article titled 'Industrial Policy for the Age of Intelligence: A Human-Centric Approach,' OpenAI outlines several policy suggestions related to AI 'superintelligence' and its societal impacts.

The article advocates for the creation of a public wealth fund to distribute cash to citizens, allowing them to have a stake in AI-driven economic growth. It also suggests exploring ways for the public to share in the efficiency gains brought by AI, such as incentivizing employers to trial a four-day workweek without reducing employee output. Additionally, the article recommends proactively measuring AI's impact on wages and unemployment, providing more social support to workers when these metrics exceed preset thresholds.

OpenAI states that these recommendations are intended as a starting point for broader discussions to ensure that AI benefits everyone.

According to NS3.AI, data from msx.com indicates a general decline in U.S. pre-market crypto-related stocks, with notable exceptions. CRCL rose by 4.07%, Strategy increased by 4.15%, SBET climbed 4.36%, and BMNR advanced 4.06%. Msx.com also provides listings for tokenized U.S. stocks and ETF assets.

According to BlockBeats, data from HyperTracker indicates that the number of active trading addresses on the Hyperliquid platform has exceeded 250,000 for the first time, currently standing at 252,339.

A recent monitoring report reveals that an account identified as '0x338' has opened a high-leverage position in Ethereum. According to ChainCatcher, the account utilized a 25x leverage to establish a long position, holding 11,912 ETH. The total value of this position is estimated at $25,600,000.

On April 6, HyperInsight reported that the trader known as 'Maji' has shifted to a swing trading strategy after experiencing multiple liquidations. According to BlockBeats, Maji appears to be regaining trading momentum. During a recent surge led by Bitcoin, Maji reduced a significant Ethereum position to take profits. As Ethereum prices fell to the $2,150 range, Maji began to rebuild positions. As of the latest update, Maji holds a leveraged Ethereum long position valued at $17.81 million, with a liquidation price now at $2,003.21.

Notably, with the market's brief positive trend, Maji has accumulated an unrealized profit of $440,000 over the past week.

SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are gearing up for public listings that could introduce approximately $2.9 trillion in combined valuation to the public markets. According to NS3.AI, SpaceX has already taken a significant step by filing a confidential draft registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 1. This move indicates the company's intention to go public, potentially marking a major milestone in the aerospace and technology sectors. The anticipated listings of these companies are expected to have a substantial impact on the market, drawing significant attention from investors and analysts alike.

BRICS nations have not reached a consensus on establishing a shared currency, according to Brazilian President Lula. Despite Russia and China now conducting 99.1% of their trade payments in rubles and yuan, the idea of a common currency remains unfulfilled. According to NS3.AI, local-currency trade frameworks and a BRICS payment system are expanding, alongside the development of a prototype BRICS Unit. However, India has shown resistance to the concept of a unified currency, while the U.S. dollar continues to dominate global foreign exchange transactions.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed concerns about the $1.8 trillion private credit market, noting its relatively small size but warning of potential losses exceeding expectations if the credit cycle weakens. According to Jin10, Dimon highlighted that credit standards have moderately weakened across the board, which could lead to higher-than-expected losses on leveraged loans. He also pointed out the lack of transparency and strict valuation loan 'marks' in private credit, increasing the likelihood of investor sell-offs if the environment deteriorates.

Dimon criticized the revised capital rules proposed by U.S. banking regulators last month, describing certain aspects as 'nonsensical.' JPMorgan is among the banks advocating for a reduction in the 2023 Basel III and GSIB (Global Systemically Important Bank surcharge rules) draft proposals. However, Dimon stated on Monday that these recommendations remain 'flawed,' adding that JPMorgan's GSIB surcharge, which represents the additional capital layer held by such banks, would only decrease to 5.0%. He argued that this penalizes the bank's success and is 'absurd' and 'un-American.'

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed concerns that risks associated with ongoing conflicts may result in more stubborn inflation and interest rates exceeding market expectations. According to Jin10, Dimon highlighted the potential impact of geopolitical tensions on economic stability, suggesting that these factors could contribute to prolonged inflationary pressures. He emphasized the importance of monitoring these developments closely, as they could influence central bank policies and financial markets. Dimon's remarks underscore the need for vigilance in assessing the broader implications of geopolitical risks on the global economy.

Sky Links Capital CEO Daniel Takieddine has indicated that the potential for gold price increases may be limited as market expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts diminish. According to Jin10, robust U.S. labor data is supporting U.S. Treasury yields, which in turn is putting pressure on gold prices. Ongoing diplomatic efforts are bolstering market expectations that Middle East conflicts might be resolved, adding further uncertainty to gold's outlook. However, geopolitical risks outside the Middle East and continued gold purchases by central banks are still providing support for gold prices. Takieddine noted that the short-term movement of gold will depend on upcoming U.S. economic data, Federal Reserve policy signals, and developments in geopolitical situations.

A whale investor, known as "Set 10 Big Goals," has seen their floating profit surpass $820,000 following Bitcoin's rise above $70,000. According to NS3.AI, the whale had previously opened a long position of at least 278.406 BTC at a price of $67,023.8, amounting to approximately $18.66 million.

Brent crude oil prices have seen a 2% drop, currently trading at $104.29 per barrel. According to Odaily, this decline reflects ongoing fluctuations in the global oil market.

On April 6, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei condemned U.S. threats against Iran's infrastructure, labeling them as 'war crimes.' According to BlockBeats, Baghaei warned that any nation assisting Washington would bear legal responsibility. He stated, 'There is no doubt that merely issuing such threats constitutes a war crime,' highlighting the U.S.'s contradictory stance of targeting 'energy and industrial infrastructure' while permitting Israel to attack civilian targets.

Baghaei emphasized that these actions are considered war crimes under international humanitarian law and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. He urged all countries to recognize that any cooperation or assistance in the U.S.'s criminal activities must be held accountable and deemed as war crimes and crimes against humanity.