About 5 hours ago, 14,929 BTC (worth $1.26 billion) were unstaked from Babylon.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs answered questions from reporters regarding the US claim that China is currently facing tariffs of up to 245%. Q: On April 15, Eastern Time, the White House website of the United States released a fact list on the "232" investigation, saying that due to China's counter-tariffs against the United States, China is currently facing tariffs of up to 245%. What is China's comment on this? A: We have noted the relevant reports. As for how the number 245% came from, you should ask the US. China has previously emphasized that the US's repeated imposition of abnormally high tariffs on China has become a numbers game, which has no practical significance in economics and will only further expose the US's instrumentalization and weaponization of tariffs and its bullying and coercion tactics. There are no winners in tariff wars and trade wars. China does not want to fight, but it is not afraid of fighting. If the US continues to play the tariff numbers game, China will ignore it. If the US insists on continuing to substantially infringe on China's rights and interests, China will resolutely counter and fight to the end.

The second round of voting for coin listing on Binance ended at 7:59 today. The top five vote-getters were FTT (11.1%), ZEC (8.6%), JASMY (8.6%), GPS (8.2%), and PDA (7.6%).

Some market makers are turning token lending into a profit machine and sending small crypto projects into a death spiral. It is reported that a market maker model called the "loan option model" will allow projects to lend tokens to market makers, who will then use these tokens to provide liquidity, stabilize prices, and assist projects in listing on crypto trading platforms. However, behind the scenes, some market makers are using this controversial token loan structure to profit for themselves. These agreements are often packaged as "low risk, high return", but in fact they will severely hit token prices, causing the fledgling crypto teams to fall into chaos and struggle.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released details of its third cryptocurrency policy roundtable, and the April 25 meeting will focus on custody issues, with two panels - one on broker-dealers and wallet custody, and the other on investment advisors and investment company custody. The broker-dealer panel includes Jason Allegrante of Fireblocks, Rachel Anderika of Anchorage Digital, Terrence Dempsey of Fidelity Investments, Mark Greenberg of crypto exchange Kraken, Veronica McGregor of Exodus, Brandon Russell of Etana Custody, and Tammy Weinrib of Copper.co.

Panama City Mayor Mayer Mizrachi Matalon posted on the X platform on Wednesday that the Panama City government has approved the use of cryptocurrencies to pay taxes, fees, tickets and licenses. Local media confirmed that the city will accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC and USDT. Mizrachi said that the Panamanian capital implemented this policy by working with a partner bank to convert cryptocurrencies into US dollars when making payments, without the need for new laws.

According to people familiar with the matter, Michael Novogratz's Galaxy Ventures Fund I LP has exceeded its fundraising target of $150 million and will build a portfolio of about 30 investments. The fund focuses on investing in early-stage startups, especially in the payment and stablecoin fields, and is expected to complete fundraising by the end of June with a fundraising amount of between $175 million and $180 million. The limited partners of this new fund are mainly family offices and high-net-worth individuals. Galaxy itself has also invested in the fund.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that in the future, banks' rules related to cryptocurrencies may be "relaxed." In an interview at the Economic Club of Chicago on Wednesday, Powell pointed out that there has been "a wave of failures and fraud" in the cryptocurrency field over the years, but the atmosphere in the field itself is becoming more mainstream. At the event, Powell also talked about topics such as tariffs, immigration and inflation.

Of this, $138 million was equity financing and $15 million was venture debt. Auradine plans to expand its core mining machine business and establish a new AI infrastructure division, AuraLinks AI.

Support creators to quickly list tokens through the JustSendIt model, and automatically migrate to AMM when the liquidity reaches 85 SOL. The platform transaction fee is 1%, of which 50% goes to the community pool, 25% is used for $RAY repurchase, and 25% is used for project infrastructure and operations.

According to an official announcement, DWF Labs announced the establishment of a new US office in New York to advance its global expansion strategy, and recently purchased $25 million of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) governance tokens through a private placement transaction.

Against the backdrop of Trump's vacillating tariff policy and turbulent global trade situation, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant cooling. How will the various sectors of the cryptocurrency industry develop in this market reshuffle?