According to Huoxun Finance, former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that she still believes a US interest rate cut is possible later this year, but oil price volatility triggered by the situation in Iran has introduced uncertainty into this prospect. Yellen pointed out that this is a broad supply shock affecting multiple sectors, including gasoline, liquefied natural gas, fertilizers, food, shipping costs, and semiconductors. While not ruling out the possibility of an interest rate hike, stable long-term inflation expectations suggest that this is less likely, and she anticipates a rate cut by the end of the year.

According to Huoxun Finance, Binance saw a net inflow of 237 million USDT in the past 24 hours.

Huoxun Finance reports that recently, the Shaoguan Branch of the People's Bank of China, in conjunction with the Shaoguan Municipal Government Office, issued a risk warning regarding virtual currencies ahead of the "April 15th" National Security Education Day. The warning included four typical cases: money laundering through "high-paying U-exchange part-time jobs," illegal fundraising through "guaranteed high-interest cryptocurrency trading," pyramid scheme fraud involving the "RWA Digital Cultural Tourism Fund," and offline "cryptocurrency trading" disguised as foreign exchange transactions. The warning explicitly states that virtual currency exchange, trading, and RWA tokenization activities are all illegal financial activities. Projects claiming "high returns, low risk, and guaranteed profits" are mostly scams. The public should abandon get-rich-quick fantasies, stay away from virtual currency investments, choose legitimate financial channels, and report any abnormalities to the police promptly to minimize losses.

According to the latest data from Polymarket, the market bets that BTC will reach $80,000 by May 1st this year with a 32% probability, reach $85,000 with an 8% probability, and fall to $65,000 with a 22% probability.

Huoxun Finance reports that the Shaoguan Branch of the People's Bank of China, in conjunction with the Shaoguan Municipal Government Office, issued a risk warning regarding virtual currencies ahead of National Security Education Day. The warning included four typical cases: money laundering through "high-paying U-exchange part-time jobs," illegal fundraising through "guaranteed high-interest cryptocurrency trading," pyramid scheme fraud involving the "RWA Digital Cultural Tourism Fund," and offline "cryptocurrency trading" disguised as foreign exchange transactions. The warning explicitly states that virtual currency exchange, trading, and RWA tokenization activities are all illegal financial activities; projects claiming "high returns, low risk, and guaranteed profits" are mostly scams. The public should abandon get-rich-quick fantasies, stay away from virtual currency investments, choose legitimate financial channels, and report any abnormalities to the police immediately to minimize losses.