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1. Trump: Progress has been made in negotiations with Iran, but it's not enough;
2. A Paradigm researcher proposes a timestamp escape mechanism to protect early Bitcoin from quantum computing threats;
3. Trump informs the US Congress that the Iran conflict is over, circumventing war authorization procedures;
4. The Ethereum Foundation has once again sold 10 thousand ETH via OTC, with a cumulative total of 30 thousand sold over nearly one and a half months;
5. A certain exchange: Has reached a compromise with banks on stablecoin yield terms, advancing the Senate crypto bill soon;
6. AnchorageDigital submits a comment letter for the GENIUS Act, with plans to issue the stablecoin UDSPT with Western Union;
7. After the Manus acquisition plan was halted, several Chinese AI companies are considering dismantling red-chip structures to push forward IPOs;
8. a16z supports the CFTC, stating that state-level regulation would weaken prediction market liquidity;
9. Curve launches a "bad debt" recovery mechanism, allowing impaired creditors to exit via trading or participate in restoration;
10. Tether releases Q1 financial report: quarterly profit of $1.04 billion, excess reserves reach a new record high of $8.23 billion;
11. Payment infrastructure company Fun completes a $72 million Series A funding round, led by Multicoin Capital and SignalFire;
12. Crypto sector financing in April plunged 74% month-on-month to $659 million, hitting a nearly two-year low.
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