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BlockBeats News, April 7th. Last night this morning, Iran responded to the U.S.'s "15-point ceasefire plan" with its "10-point plan," and the first round of negotiations revealed significant differences in their "demands." As a result, Trump, on one hand, used peace talks as a bait, while on the other hand, continued to threaten with a "big stick," coordinating with Israel to launch continuous attacks on Iran, vowing to "destroy Iranian bridges and power plants" and claiming they could "take down Iran within a day." The asset market was on another rollercoaster ride. Bitcoin failed to sustain its Monday afternoon rally, now priced at $68,819, with a 24-hour decline of 1.62%. Meanwhile, oil rebounded to pre-weekend levels, with WTI crude priced at $113. It is foreseeable that the U.S.-Iran situation will surely go through several rounds of tug-of-war, and the intensity of military conflict will inevitably escalate, testing investors' fragile nerves continuously in the coming days.

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21:00 (UTC+8) - 7:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: GLXY, Citadel, Clarity Act1. The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in April is 98.4%;2. US media report that the 45-day ceasefire proposal is only "one of many options";3. JPMorgan CEO Dimon: The US economy faces a series of risks and challenges;4. Galaxy will entrust Broadridge to conduct on-chain GLXY shareholder voting in May;5. Iran responded to the US through Pakistan, refused a ceasefire, and emphasized the need for a permanent end to the war;6. The Blockchain Association has challenged Citadel on the US Securities and Exchange Commission's innovation exemption;7. The Clarity Act is expected to enter a key review in late April, and a consensus on stablecoin yield disputes may be close.