Gold jewelry prices in China have seen a significant increase today, according to Jin10. Various brands have reported price hikes ranging from 34 to 48 yuan compared to yesterday. The current prices are quoted between 1,450 yuan per gram and 1,476 yuan per gram.

New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Breman has projected the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the second quarter to be 4.2%. According to Jin10, Breman noted that there is significant uncertainty surrounding this forecast. The statement highlights the challenges faced by the central bank in predicting inflation trends amid fluctuating economic conditions. The Reserve Bank continues to monitor the situation closely as it navigates the complexities of the current economic landscape.

A Polymarket trader turned approximately $13,000 into approximately $475,000 by betting on a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, a return of over 3,500%.

A blockchain-based multi-signature wallet is actively purchasing SKY tokens using CoW Swap's time-weighted average price (TWAP) feature. According to Foresight News, the wallet initiated the acquisition plan two months ago by transferring 5 million USDC from a wallet starting with 0x3d4 to another starting with 0x18e. The strategy involves buying SKY tokens every hour with 1,252 USDC. So far, half of the plan has been executed, with 2.431 million USDC already spent.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed support for a two-week suspension of military actions against Iran. According to NS3.AI, Netanyahu stated that this pause aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump's decision. However, he clarified that this temporary halt does not extend to military operations in Lebanon.

UXLINK has published its business report for the first quarter of 2026, following the launch of X-Agent and the completion of a 1% quarterly buyback of UXLINK tokens. According to NS3.AI, the buyback, which took place from January to March, involved transferring the tokens to a strategic reserve wallet. Additionally, UXLINK reported that over 20 new Web3 projects joined its ecosystem during this period. Despite these developments, the report noted declines in fully diluted valuation (FDV), market capitalization, and trading volume, reflecting the broader market downturn.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has acknowledged that some enforcement actions against cryptocurrency companies have not directly protected investors. According to Odaily, the SEC highlighted misunderstandings in the interpretation of federal securities laws. Since the fiscal year 2022, the SEC has initiated 95 enforcement actions, resulting in approximately $2.3 billion in fines. However, some cases did not reveal actual investor harm or provide clear protection or benefits. The regulatory body noted a tendency to prioritize quantity over quality in these actions, along with improper resource allocation. Under the leadership of current Chairman Paul Atkins, the SEC has adjusted its enforcement strategy, shifting from focusing on the number of cases to targeting fraud and market manipulation, which have a more significant impact on investors. Data indicates that enforcement actions against public companies, including those in the crypto sector, decreased by about 30% in the fiscal year 2025 compared to the previous year.

The New Zealand Reserve Bank has noted that the current economic situation differs significantly from that of 2022. According to Jin10, during 2022, the global supply chain was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, leading to increased energy prices. At that time, there was a strong growth in demand, which further exacerbated inflationary pressures.

Seamless Protocol, the lending protocol within the Base ecosystem, has announced its shutdown. The user interface (UI) will be taken offline on June 30, 2026, after which team support will cease. Users must remove all assets from the protocol before this date. Retrieving assets through the UI is far simpler than interacting directly with the contract. Once the UI is offline, users can still retrieve assets through manual contract interaction, but the process is complex and team support will be unavailable.

Bitcoin is holding firm near $68,500 as President Donald Trump’s April 7 deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz arrives under threats of infrastructure strikes—yet $471 million in ETF inflows suggests markets are positioning for de-escalation, not disaster.

A prominent investor known as 'Set 10 Big Goals First' recently shared insights on the X platform, suggesting that the current period is favorable for acquiring technology and digital assets. According to Odaily, the investor believes that high-quality assets are a good buy at this time, having already made several purchases over the past month. The core reasoning is that geopolitical impacts are unlikely to escalate further, with a notably high stop-loss set for Bitcoin at approximately $67,500. The investor further advised that successful investing involves aligning with time, observing trends, and understanding cycles. They emphasized that if one cannot buy at the absolute bottom, it is sufficient to ensure purchases are made at relatively low points within the cycle. In a limited lifespan and with finite rationality, making three to four significant decisions correctly is deemed adequate.

Solana DEX Stabble told users to withdraw their funds after a former employee was linked to North Korea. TVL fell from $1.75 million to under $663,000, though no exploit has been reported.

Encrypted networks were originally designed for human use. Autonomous intelligent systems must replace human understanding and judgment with machine-native equivalent functions.

Anthropic announced the launch of its new project, Project Glasswing, and announced the training of a brand-new, high-performance model, Claude Mythos Preview.

United States, Trump, Iran, oil, a ceasefire, each side's interpretation. Golden Finance: Some preliminary observations on the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, for reference only.

Over the past decade, fintech companies have transformed payments, banking, and investment through software-native platforms and massive digital distribution. The next phase has begun: encryption is taking over the backend.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news report, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 3020, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

The battle for crypto infrastructure has been decided, with trillions of institutional funds rapidly migrating to stablecoins and programmable collateral. Controlling "digital containers of liquidity" is the ultimate trump card to dominate the financial landscape for the next decade.

While countries are still discussing the regulatory boundaries of stablecoins, South Korea has taken the issue a step further.