Odaily Seer's monitoring shows that in the Polymarket "NBA Regular Season Pistons vs. Raptors" prediction event, an account with over $1.6 million in profit (address: 0xbddf61af533ff524d27154e589d2d7a81510c684) purchased $110,000 worth of bets on the Pistons to win by a 3.5-point spread against the Raptors, at an opening price of 48¢. The NBA regular season game between the Pistons and Raptors tipped off at 8:00 AM Beijing time today. The NBA regular season is currently nearing its end, with the Pistons holding a 54-21 record, ranking 1st in the Eastern Conference; the Raptors have a 42-32 record, ranking 5th in the Eastern Conference. Odaily Seer continuously monitors the prediction market, seeing changes before prices are set.

Multiple U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Iran is not prepared to engage in negotiations to end the ongoing conflict. According to NS3.AI, the assessment indicates that Iran harbors doubts about U.S. President Donald Trump's expressed willingness to negotiate.

Sentora has announced that its vaults and investment strategies remain secure following the recent hack on Drift Protocol. According to NS3.AI, Sentora is actively monitoring the situation to ensure continued protection and stability for its operations.

U.S. stock markets extended gains from the previous day as U.S. President Donald Trump is set to deliver a nationwide address. According to RTHK, White House officials indicated that Trump will reiterate plans to conclude the conflict with Iran within two to three weeks. However, Iran has denied requesting a ceasefire from the United States. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 460 points at its peak, surpassing 46,800 points, and closed at 46,565 points, up 224 points or approximately 0.5%, marking a three-day consecutive rise and reaching a two-week high. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices also recorded gains for the second consecutive day, closing at one-week highs. The S&P 500 closed at 6,575 points, up 46 points or over 0.7%, while the Nasdaq closed at 21,840 points, up 250 points or about 1.2%. Technology stocks performed well, with notable increases in chip and memory chip stocks. Intel, Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital saw gains of nearly 9% to 10%, while Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, and Meta rose by about 1% or more. Alphabet and Tesla increased by approximately 3%. Additionally, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration is preparing to adjust tariffs on steel and aluminum. The plan reportedly includes maintaining a 50% tariff on bulk steel and aluminum products and imposing a 25% tariff on finished goods made from imported steel and aluminum, with an announcement expected as early as this week. In after-hours trading, shares of Alcoa and Century Aluminum fell by over 1%.

According to The New York Times, U.S. officials revealed that multiple U.S. intelligence agencies recently assessed that the Iranian government is currently unwilling to engage in substantive negotiations to end the U.S.-Israel war. Officials stated that the assessment suggests the Iranian government believes it is in a dominant position during the war and is not obligated to comply with U.S. diplomatic demands. They said that although Iran is willing to maintain open communication channels, the country distrusts the United States and believes President Trump is not genuinely committed to negotiations. In the past year, Trump ordered attacks on Iran twice during negotiations on its nuclear program. These assessments are consistent with recent statements from Iranian officials. U.S. and Iranian officials stated that the two countries are exchanging information through intermediary countries and perhaps directly, but have not negotiated the conditions for a ceasefire or an end to the war.

As divisions intensify in the US over stablecoin policy, the crypto super political action committee, Fellowship PAC, announced the appointment of Jesse Spiro, a Tether US executive, as chair to lead a political campaign supporting pro-crypto candidates. This appointment comes as the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act stalls in the Senate. The current point of contention is whether platforms should be allowed to offer yields or incentives for stablecoin holdings, a key obstacle preventing the bill from reaching a consensus. Recently, some crypto companies, including Coinbase, have expressed reservations about the latest version of the bill, while stablecoin issuer Circle is facing market pressure due to policy uncertainty. Analysts point out that with the midterm elections approaching, the crypto industry is intensifying its political lobbying efforts, attempting to secure a more favorable policy environment in terms of regulation.

Bonk.fun recently used April Fools' Day to release a satirical post about a fictional 'Trench Guard' feature, suggesting that users in Israel would be restricted from trading. According to NS3.AI, the post was intended as political satire rather than an actual compliance update. This move has sparked discussions about the boundaries of humor and satire in the context of sensitive geopolitical issues.

The U.S. Treasury Department has released its first proposed rulemaking document (NPRM) for the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulatory bill, marking the bill's entry into the implementation phase. This proposal focuses on the regulatory path for "small stablecoin issuers," proposing criteria to assess whether state-level regulatory systems are "substantially equivalent" to the federal framework. Under the bill, institutions with issuances below $10 billion can choose to be regulated by states, provided their regulatory systems comply with federal standards. The Treasury Department stated that the proposal aims to clarify the regulatory boundaries between states and the federal government and provide a clearer compliance path for the stablecoin industry. The public will have 60 days to submit comments on the draft rule. Meanwhile, other federal regulatory agencies, including the FDIC and OCC, are also developing related supporting rules, and the overall stablecoin regulatory framework is gradually taking shape.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has announced a delay to its IPO, pushing it until after 2028, further pushing back its previous target of listing as early as the second half of 2025. The company stated that it is still in the IPO preparation phase, focusing on refining its accounting policies, strengthening internal controls, and advancing internal audits. It has signed an advisory agreement with Samjong KPMG until the end of 2027, with the listing expected to be completed after that. Despite Bithumb achieving approximately $43 billion in revenue (651 billion won) and increasing its market share to over 30% in 2025, a series of recent internal and regulatory issues have put pressure on the IPO process. This includes a misoperation incident: the platform mistakenly distributed approximately 620,000 bitcoins (worth approximately $43 billion at the time) during an event. Although most of the funds have been recovered, it triggered an investigation by South Korean financial regulators.

EDX Markets, a crypto trading platform backed by Charles Schwab, Citadel Securities, and Fidelity, has applied to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a National Trust Bank license. This license will allow EDX to provide services such as digital asset custody, asset management, and transaction settlement, but will not include traditional banking services such as deposit-taking or lending. EDX stated that obtaining this license will help it better serve institutional clients and gain a competitive edge in the institutionalization wave of the crypto industry. Recently, several other crypto companies, including Ripple, Circle, BitGo, Paxos, and Fidelity Digital Assets, have also applied for similar licenses, indicating that the industry is rapidly moving towards a regulated financial system.

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