Planet Morning News

1: Powell: Don't expect the Fed to rescue the market, Trump is changing every day; 2: Powell: It is expected that there will be "partial relaxation" of cryptocurrency-related bank regulations; 3: Powell: The Fed will not be affected by political pressure; 4: Hammak: If growth slows and inflation eases, interest rates may be cut, and they may even be cut quickly; 5: Powell: Despite the increase in uncertainty, the US economy remains "robust"; 6: Powell: The labor market is solid and overall balanced, and there is no pressure on inflation at present; 7: The scale of overnight reverse repurchase by the Federal Reserve hit a new low since 2021; 8: Powell: It is expected that the established goals will be deviated in the rest of this year, and it may be possible to achieve the goals again next year; 9: Fed Powell: The market is digesting the current decline in stocks and US Treasury yields; 10: Fed Powell: If there is a shortage of US dollars, the Federal Reserve is ready to provide US dollars to central banks around the world; 11: Base officially issued two tokens on the Zora platform in succession, and then clarified that it was an unofficial brand token; 12: Against the backdrop of rising tariff uncertainty, the Bank of Korea kept interest rates unchanged; 13: US SEC The third crypto policy roundtable will be held on April 25, focusing on the issue of crypto asset custody; 14: Hana Network has completed a total of US$6 million in financing, and the second and third phases of the mainnet will be officially launched in the next few months; 15: Some market makers profit from token lending, which may "kill" cryptocurrency projects; 16: Humanity Protocol founder: TGE is coming, token H is coming; 17: World Trade Organization: Risks facing future prospects include the "reciprocal tariffs" restored by the United States; 18: A newly built wallet withdrew 818,474 UNI from Cumberland; 19: Coinbase executives: Singapore should launch a national digital asset strategy and establish a digital asset working group; 20: Binance will adjust the settlement frequency of the AERGOUSDT U-based perpetual contract funding rate; 21: The outflow trend of Bitcoin ETF funds continues, and only the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust Fund has a net inflow so far in April; 22: Mantra: The team has not sold any shares and will launch OM Token support plan; 23: ENS developer nick.eth suffered a phishing attack and has reported the problem to Google; 24: Greeks.live: This week's BTC block option order structure is relatively complex, which may be due to market makers and large investors adjusting their position structure; 25: A whale "surrendered" and sold 1,160 ETH after holding it for 11 months, losing $2.6 million; 26: The MELANIA community allocated address continued to transfer 4 million tokens to a new address 2 hours ago, worth $1.72 million; 27: The monthly rate of retail sales in the United States in March was 1.4%, the largest increase since January 2023; 28: Resolv Labs completed a $10 million seed round of financing, led by Cyber.Fund and Maven11; 29: Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer Auratine completed a $153 million Series C financing, StepStone Group Leading investment; 30: Crypto investment service company Glider completed $4 million in financing, led by a16z; 31: DeFi protocol Neutrl completed $5 million in seed round financing, led by STIX and others; 32: The whale that built a position in ETH at an average price of $1,819 two years ago sold 5,596 ETH in the past hour; 33: Russian Finance Ministry officials said that their own stablecoins should be launched to adapt to global payment changes; 34: South Korea's Financial Services Commission: It is considering allowing banks to directly custody crypto assets; 35: CryptoQuant: This week, whale positions decreased by about 30,000 BTC; 36: Panama allows government public institutions to accept payments in cryptocurrencies such as BTC and ETH.