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April 12, 2026 – According to real-time data from DexFV, the capital market infrastructure protocol has demonstrated explosive growth in all core metrics since its launch. In just 12 days of operation, the protocol’s Total Value Locked (TVL) has officially crossed the million-dollar milestone, reaching $1,020,255.97. Core Operational Metrics: Total Value Locked (TVL): $1,020,255.97 Strategy Pool Total Profit: $61,116.24 Vaults Total Revenue: $63,288.48 Market Analysis: Reaching a $1 million TVL within its first 12 days reflects the market's high conviction in the "AI Settlement Layer" sector. Data indicates that by leveraging its 80-10-10 Power Stack, the protocol has successfully converted top-tier AI Agent strategies into definitive protocol revenue. The combined profit of $124,400 from the dual-pool system is currently being converted into buyback pressure for DX5, as per protocol rules, accelerating its deflationary path toward the final target of 2.1 million tokens. DX5 Token Contract: 0xe20C9482f67e4593B1A67E46Ec60067d24A98078

Odaily reported that, in response to recent concentrated doubts on Platform X regarding the WLFI project, WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff responded in a post: "You lack a basic understanding of the facts here. There’s too much to rebut, so let me start with a few basic facts: 1. You are conflating the WLFI project with the Trump meme coin—they are completely unrelated; 2. WLFI has no connection whatsoever with 'fight fight fight' or CIC Digital Company; 3. Our early holders bought in at $0.015 and $0.05, and today's price is $0.08; 4. Transaction fees are not our core product; our main product is a stablecoin that generates yield by holding government bonds. Our stablecoin is the second largest compliant stablecoin by trading volume and market cap, which is no small achievement. Before writing a long thread, you should try to do a bit more research."

BlockBeats News, April 12th. Following a brief cooling-off period after the ceasefire, the situation in the Middle East took a sharp turn for the worse over the weekend. The 21-hour US-Iran talks ended in a breakdown as Iran refused to accept the US-proposed "no nuclear weapons development" clause. US Vice President Vance announced the end of the dialogue with ambiguous wording, Trump's previously declared two-week pause in attacks is nearing its end with an uncertain outcome. Meanwhile, a US destroyer claimed to have completed the first post-war passage of the Strait of Hormuz, which was promptly denied by Iranian officials, indicating that the information war between the two sides is still ongoing. Next week, geopolitics will once again dominate market sentiment, and each piece of news regarding the Hormuz situation could potentially trigger asset price movements. Aside from geopolitics, the core focus of next week's macro calendar will revolve around two key points: firstly, a series of speeches by Federal Reserve officials alongside the release of the Beige Book, providing policy signals to the market; secondly, the US March PPI data to be released on Tuesday will be a crucial indicator of the extent to which energy price shocks are transmitted to the production side. At the same time, banking giants such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Citigroup will kick off the first-quarter earnings season with their official reports. The specific event schedule is as follows: Tuesday 20:30, US March PPI YoY and MoM; Wednesday 00:15, 2027 FOMC Voter and Chicago Fed President Gülsün Emin join the Semafor World Economic Conference panel discussion; Wednesday 00:45, Fed Governor Barr delivers opening remarks at a workshop; Wednesday 01:00, Philadelphia Fed President Haak, Richmond Fed President Balkin, Boston Fed President Collins, and Governor Barr participate in a fireside chat; Thursday 01:40, Fed Governor Bauman delivers a speech; Thursday 02:00, Fed releases Beige Book; Thursday 20:30, US Initial Jobless Claims up to April 11th, April Philly Fed Manufacturing Index; Thursday 20:35, FOMC Permanent Voter and New York Fed President Williams speeches; Thursday TBD, ECB publishes minutes of the March 19th monetary policy meeting, G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting. As for the US March PPI data released on Tuesday, this will be the first key report to quantify the extent to which the energy price shock from the Middle East conflict has penetrated upstream production costs. Commerzbank economists have explicitly warned that the transmission effect of energy prices to non-energy goods "may change rapidly," and if the PPI exceeds expectations, it will further narrow the Fed's rate cut window—although the market has virtually ruled out the possibility of a rate cut this year. Next week, the US stock market officially enters the first-quarter 2026 earnings season, with giants like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase leading the reporting, followed by tech giants such as TSMC, ASML, Netflix, etc. This earnings season is seen as a critical window to assess corporate earnings resilience, AI demand sustainability, and macro environmental impacts.