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12:00 (UTC+8) - 21:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: Satoshi Nakamoto, Michael Saylor, Japan Exchange Group1. Today marks the 51st birthday of Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto2. Michael Saylor has announced once again the disclosure of information regarding increased BTC reserves3. Trump: Successful rescue operation of an F-15 pilot; a press conference will be held on Monday4. Japan Exchange Group: The Japanese exchange is considering measures to limit cryptocurrency accumulation by public companies5. X Product Leader: The only way to solve the spam problem in crypto accounts is to introduce a reply restri

Kathy Wood Calls 50% Bitcoin Price Drop a "Victory"
Amid a major correction in the cryptocurrency market, ARK Invest CEO Kathy Wood is trying to shift investors' focus by calling the Bitcoin price drop by half from its all-time high a positive signal. The investor shared this during an interview on CNBC.

On April 5th, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region published an essay reflecting on the economy in the first quarter of 2026. It mentions that the Hong Kong market is active, with an average daily trading volume exceeding HKD 260 billion in the first two months of this year, a 17% increase compared to last year. In March, the market became even more lively, with the average daily trading volume of Hong Kong stocks surpassing HKD 300 billion, an increase of over 8% compared to the same period last year. Investors are increasing the

According to the PRO large order list, the final data on major trades with BTC and ETH over the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: the total trading volume was $702 million, with $375 million in purchases and $327 million in sales, resulting in a net difference of $48.44 million. ETH: the total trading volume was $728 million, with $365 million in purchases and $363 million in sales, resulting in a net difference of $2.78 million. The latest data indicate that large players continue to place orders at key levels: the net difference in BTC limit orders is $626 million, with a maximum single ord

10x Research posted a message on the X platform stating that the USDT supply in the Ethereum network has surpassed Tron, and that Ethereum could become the main beneficiary of stablecoin growth. It may also serve as the financial backbone for infrastructure managed by Wall Street. Additionally, ETH has fallen 57% from its peak in August 2025, with the current valuation considered relatively low, and capital accumulation continues. 10x Research is reassessing whether ETH is close to a tipping point or facing structural resistance.

According to Foresight News, citing a report by Kyungjae from South Korea, Visa Group president Oliver Jenkins and Steven Carpin, the company’s business head in the Asia-Pacific region, said during visits to a number of South Korean banks that the country is the “best place” to experiment with stablecoins.
Oliver Jenkins noted: “South Korea has 17 million cryptocurrency investors, and in terms of paid subscriptions to the generative AI platform ChatGPT, the country ranks second after the United States. Therefore, South Korea could become a future leader at the intersection of artificial intell

Energy Shock: Stagflation Is Here — The Fed Between a Rock and a Hard Place
McDonald describes the current macro environment as "real stagflation."
Iran's strikes on infrastructure in Bahrain, Dubai, and the UAE have affected the entire energy supply chain — from fertilizers and distillates to aviation kerosene. McDonald believes: even if tensions in the Middle East calm down, the viscosity effect on prices will last "at least 5-6 months." The reason: increasing insurance costs take time to "dissipate," and business return to the region is also slow; regional logistics are broken.
Rising energ

Key Events of the Week
1. Powell Signals a Pause: Energy Shock Does Not Change the Rate Path; Inflation Expectations Become a Red Line
Against the backdrop of the situation in the Middle East worsening and sharp fluctuations in energy prices, disagreements within the Federal Reserve over the trajectory of monetary policy have again come to the surface.
On Monday, Fed Chair Powell, in a speech at Harvard, clearly laid out the regulator’s main position: during short-term inflation pressure caused by an energy shock, the Fed is inclined to keep rates unchanged and to observe changes in prices “th

Opinions of Investment Banks
Goldman Sachs believes that the bullish logic for gold has not changed and maintains its forecast for continued growth. Huatai Securities emphasizes that the long-term logic of reallocating gold assets remains solid. OCBC notes that the reduction in geopolitical risks supports gold prices; however, the main driving factor remains the return of rate cut expectations.
ING believes that the resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will be a key factor in weakening the dollar. TD Securities and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia think that in the event of es

Market Overview
The US dollar index this week generally demonstrated a "rise amid a pullback and subsequent consolidation." At the beginning of the week, the index confidently increased amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and reached a more than 10-month high. Subsequently, expectations of a de-escalation led to a pullback in the index, but on Thursday, amid worsening risk appetite, it strengthened again, fluctuating around the 100 mark throughout the week. On Friday, after the release of labor market data, the dollar index again surpassed the 100 level.
Spot gold initially showed stre

Wall Street Informant
Right now, it’s more important to monitor not the news, but whether everything has gone out of control.
As soon as the global markets closed for the weekend, hostilities intensified — shifting from “probing” to “borderline uncontrollability,” and directly striking the global energy system.
- Iran shot down an American F-15E fighter jet, another A-10 attack aircraft crashed. The losses in actual combat shattered the myth of American military invincibility in the Middle East, which will significantly encourage Iran and its partners to act more aggressively using “asymmetric