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Glonghui, April 12 | On April 11 local time in the United States, X Platform’s social app XChat officially announced that it will be launched on the App Store on April 17. The app highlights end-to-end encryption, no ads, and no tracking. Since the start of its internal testing in May 2023, XChat has undergone nearly a year of testing and iteration. If counting from the moment Musk acquired Twitter in 2022 and set out to build a “Western version of WeChat,” it has been nearly four years.

1. ETH has fallen 55% from its all-time high; 2. Iranian negotiations have become uncertain, Trump hinted at possibly adopting a "maritime blockade" approach; 3. Sky co-founder Rune closed a 7x leveraged Nasdaq 100 short position, with an overall investment return rate of -22.68%; 4. WLFI co-founder responded to recent doubts: WLFI is not related to TRUMP meme coin, CIC digital company, or other projects/entities, its main product is the USD1 stablecoin rather than transaction fees; 5. Polymarket's "Iran-Israel/US conflict ending before April 15" probability dropped to 47%, down 22% in 24 hours; 6. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson: Iran and the US have differences on two or three important issues; 7. Brother Maji's 13-win streak was broken, closed BTC long position with a loss of $192,000.

Malaysia’s Minister of Economy stated: “June and July will be critical periods for ensuring stable fuel supply.” He added that guaranteeing other raw material supplies for the industrial sector is “equally important,” including oil and gas derivatives such as materials used in pharmaceuticals and medical equipment. Earlier this month, Malaysia’s Prime Minister said the country could face fuel supply uncertainty as early as June, highlighting Malaysia’s vulnerability amid the global energy crisis. On Tuesday, the Minister of Economy said the government had ensured stable fuel supply in April and May, but the biggest challenge lies in securing supply for June and beyond.