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Golden Ten Data reported on April 4 that according to data released by Vietnam's national statistics bureau, Vietnam's economy has slowed compared to the previous quarter due to heavy reliance on Middle Eastern oil imports, which is putting pressure on economic growth. In the first quarter, Vietnam’s GDP grew by 7.83%, lower than the 8.46% in the fourth quarter of last year. The Vietnamese government has set a growth target of no less than 10% this year, but this target is currently under pressure. Over 80% of Vietnam's crude oil is imported from the Middle East, and transportation of Middle Eastern oil has been hampered due to the war in Iran. Rising fuel prices have forced Vietnam Airlines to scale back operations and prompted authorities to introduce cost-control measures, including cutting fuel taxes, subsidizing prices through government-controlled funds, and encouraging remote work to reduce consumption.

1. U.S. March seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls: 178,000, expected 60,000; 2. White House: Trump's 2027 fiscal year budget seeks $1.5 trillion in defense spending; 3. U.S. March non-farm payrolls exceeded the ten-year historical forecast range of The Wall Street Journal; 4. Monad co-founder released ten protocol security self-checklists, emphasizing key risks in multi-signature and access management; 5. Divergence in corporate Bitcoin treasury strategies: Nakamoto reduces losses and holdings, while Strategy takes no action; 6. HypurrFi suspected domain hijack, urgent reminder for users to pause usage; 7. Account with over $1.5 million profit bought $340,000 on NBA regular season 76ers win over Timberwolves; 8. ZachXBT released "Circle Inaction File": USDC freezing actions were slow in several major security incidents; 9. 10x Research: Bitcoin DCA strategy may have failed, dynamic allocation based on market cycles performs better; 10. Hyperliquid binary market testnet HIP-4 has been included in the mainnet-level bug bounty program.

On April 4, Japan's Financial Services Agency officially announced the "Guidelines for Strengthening Cybersecurity in Cryptocurrency Trading Businesses" aimed at cryptocurrency exchanges and related institutions. These guidelines were developed based on 18 feedback comments received during the public consultation period from February to March 2026, prioritizing the protection of investor assets. The guidelines aim to enhance overall security measures through three levels: "self-defense" by exchanges, "mutual cooperation" among industry self-regulatory organizations, and "public support" from regulatory authorities. Currently, the tactics employed by criminals are becoming increasingly covert, targeting not only private keys (such as mnemonic phrases) but also frequently utilizing social engineering attacks and infiltrating third-party outsourcing agencies. In response, the guidelines emphasize the need for relevant institutions to strengthen their systematic response capabilities.