Fitch: U.S. insurers face higher loss costs and market risks from the trade war.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant: Our trade negotiations with many countries are progressing very quickly.

1. 100 days after Trump was sworn in, the crypto market has evaporated $537 billion in market value. 2. Bitcoin exchange supply fell to the lowest level in 7 years. 3. The correlation between Bitcoin and gold rebounded sharply after "decoupling" in February, echoing the historical cycle. 4. Cambridge University report: The proportion of sustainable energy used in Bitcoin mining has increased to 52.4%. 5. Bloomberg analyst: The launch date of ProShares XRP futures ETF is not April 30. 6. 10x Research: Bitcoin is blocked around 94,000 to 95,000 yuan and may experience short-term consolidation before breaking through $100,000. 7. Coinshares: Bitcoin computing power is expected to break through 1 Zettahash per second as early as July. 8. The QuantMaster project confirmed that it was damaged by malicious code implanted by employees, and the developer reported the case to the suspect. 9. Coinbase said that the Lightning Network facilitated 15% of its Bitcoin transaction volume. 10. Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ and other three institutions plan to cooperate to launch dirham stablecoins. 11. The gap in Bitcoin holdings between BlackRock's IBIT and Strategy has narrowed to only 20,000. 12. US senators asked government officials to respond to Trump's cryptocurrency interests. 13. FTX sued two token issuers to recover unreturned assets and plans to initiate more lawsuits. 14. The Arizona State Legislature passed the Bitcoin Reserve Act and sent it to the governor. 15. The Ethereum Foundation updated its vision and core principles, emphasizing decentralization and ecological empowerment. 16. OKX Pay is officially launched, and the first phase of stablecoin payment currencies supports USDT and USDC. 17. Coinbase will launch a Bitcoin income fund on May 1 for non-US institutional investors. 18. Grayscale GBTC's implied annual income exceeds US$268 million, surpassing the sum of all other Bitcoin ETFs. 19. Brazilian banking giant Itaú invested $210 million to establish Oranje, which is engaged in the accumulation of strategic Bitcoin reserves.