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Golden Ten Data reported on April 2 that an investor asked Tianqi Lithium on an interactive platform: "According to online sources, there is a diesel shortage in Australia, and the current stock is only enough for one month. Will this impact your company's mining operations in Australia? Is your company's lithium ore inventory sufficient to meet daily production needs?" Tianqi Lithium stated that the fuel supply for the Greenbushes lithium mine in Australia, where the company holds a controlling stake, is mainly secured through long-term contracts. The overall supply system remains stable at present, and normal production and operations have not been affected so far. On one hand, the company maintains close communication with suppliers and continuously monitors changes in supply sources and transportation arrangements. On the other hand, multiple risk response measures are being implemented simultaneously to strengthen the ability to cope with short-term fluctuations. As of the end of 2025, the company's consolidated financial statements show lithium concentrate inventory of 206,300 tonnes. The lithium concentrate inventory remains at a reasonable level and is currently sufficient to meet the daily production needs of the company's own lithium salt processing plants.

Glonghui, April 2｜The Nikkei Average Index has widened its decline, currently down 2.4% at 52,461.84 points.

On April 2, Paidun issued a clarification stating that HyperEVM has not experienced a network outage. The current issue is strictly limited to the frontend of the block explorer, where failures in syncing/displaying new blocks have prevented users from viewing data normally. Previously, the community and some monitoring tools detected anomalies in interactions at the HyperEVM level, leading to speculation about a 'network failure.'