On Apr 07, 2026, 09:09 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 69,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 69,076.007813 USDT, with a narrowed narrowed 0.31% decrease in 24 hours.

On April 7, Jin10 reported that investors inquired on an interactive platform about the potential for price increases in the global wafer foundry industry due to the spread of storage chip inflation. In response, Huahong Company stated that it formulates pricing strategies based on customer demand and market dynamics. The company aims to enhance average sales prices through a combination of product mix, new product iterations, and price adjustments. According to Jin10, Huahong noted that its average sales prices have already increased over the past few quarters, driven by a structural recovery in downstream demand.

A significant transaction has occurred in the Polymarket prediction market concerning the NBA regular season game between the Miami Heat and the Toronto Raptors. According to Odaily, an account named beetlepimp has invested over $130,000, betting that the total score will exceed 238.5 points, with an average purchase price of 52 cents per share, totaling 260,160.4 shares. The game is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM UTC+8 tomorrow. As the NBA regular season nears its conclusion, the Miami Heat holds a record of 41 wins and 37 losses, placing them 10th in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, the Toronto Raptors have a record of 43 wins and 35 losses, securing the 6th position in the Eastern Conference.

Goldman Sachs has identified a potential investment opportunity in technology stocks, including those in the U.S. market, due to their current low valuations following a period of underperformance. According to Odaily, the tech sector has experienced one of its weakest relative returns in 50 years. Since 2025, several factors have contributed to the sector's relative weakness, prompting investors to shift towards value stocks. These factors include the launch of DeepSeek, significant capital expenditures by U.S. mega-cap companies, and the disruptive impact of AI-driven software. Despite these challenges, the sector continues to offer strong growth rates at lower valuations. The valuation premium of U.S. mega-cap companies has decreased, aligning more closely with other parts of the sector. Globally, the price-to-earnings ratio of the IT sector has fallen below that of consumer discretionary, consumer staples, and industrial sectors. Goldman Sachs notes that despite the low valuations, the earnings performance of the tech sector remains robust. Within the S&P 500 index, the IT sector is expected to see a 44% growth in earnings per share for Q1, accounting for 87% of the index's earnings per share growth.

Goldman Sachs said on Tuesday that technology stocks, including U.S. stocks, are now cheaply valued after a prolonged period of underperformance, creating potential entry opportunities for investors. "We've witnessed one of the weakest periods of relative returns for the technology sector in 50 years," the firm stated. Multiple factors have contributed to the overall weakness of the technology sector since 2025, prompting investors to shift towards value stocks. These factors include the launch of DeepSeek, massive capital expenditures by U.S. mega-corporations, and the disruptive impact of AI-driven software. These factors have provided opportunities for investors to enter the sector, which currently exhibits strong growth but low valuations. The valuation premium for U.S. mega-corporations has declined and is now almost in line with the rest of the sector. Globally, the IT sector's price-to-earnings ratio is lower than that of the consumer discretionary, consumer staples, and industrial sectors. Goldman Sachs noted that despite the low valuations, the technology sector's earnings performance remains strong. Among the S&P 500 sectors, the market consensus is that the IT sector's Q1 earnings per share will grow by 44%, accounting for 87% of the index's earnings per share growth. (Jinshi)

On April 7, Jin10 reported that Huahong Company announced on its interactive platform that its collaboration with STMicroelectronics primarily focuses on the 40nm MCU chip sector. According to Jin10, some products have already reached mass production, while certification and production of several other products are progressing smoothly. The partnership's progress aligns with the expectations of Huahong's management. The strategic collaboration between Huahong and STMicroelectronics aims to enhance the synergy and mutual benefits within the global integrated circuit manufacturing supply chain.

Peter Schiff has expressed concerns that U.S. investors are making a significant error by holding excessive amounts of cash, as he believes the U.S. dollar is currently overvalued. According to NS3.AI, Schiff suggests that gold and foreign stocks present more favorable investment options compared to cash.

Binance Blog published a new article, revealing insights into a recent trend where digital assets are becoming increasingly significant for financial institutions. The article highlights the growing client demand, institutional adoption, and tokenization activity that are making it difficult for financial institutions to ignore digital assets. Many institutions are eager to enter the crypto market, but the complexity, cost, and time involved in building trading, wallet, compliance, and reporting infrastructure in-house pose significant challenges. The article notes that institutional adoption of digital assets has been progressing steadily over the past year. Research commissioned by Binance and cited by the Financial Times indicates that 30% of surveyed institutional investors have already invested in digital assets, with 43% planning to do so within the next 12 months. Furthermore, around 80% of those already active in the market expect to increase their exposure. This shift is driven by client expectations and the increasing market relevance of digital assets, tokenized funds, and blockchain-based financial systems. As these elements become more embedded in global markets, institutions face mounting pressure to develop strategies to meet this demand. However, the article points out a readiness gap, as demand for digital assets has outpaced institutional preparedness. The Binance/FT study highlights that while many institutions recognize the opportunity, fewer have upgraded their operational foundations to participate confidently. Only 29% of surveyed firms have updated their compliance teams, 26% have strengthened governance and risk controls, and 32% have improved their custody arrangements. This gap presents a significant challenge for financial institutions, as launching a crypto offering involves more than simply adding a new asset class to an existing platform. It requires building or integrating a comprehensive stack that includes wallet infrastructure, KYC processes, transaction monitoring, compliance, liquidity access, and user-facing product design. In response to these challenges, the article discusses the growing interest in the Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS) model. CaaS allows licensed financial institutions to offer digital-asset services through their own front end and client relationships while relying on a specialized infrastructure provider for the backend. This model enables institutions to launch faster by using ready-made trading, wallet, compliance, and operational systems, reducing time to market and lowering implementation risk. Binance's CaaS is presented as a premium solution for banks, brokerages, and fintechs, allowing them to manage the front-end experience while Binance powers the backend with its trading and wallet infrastructure. The article concludes by emphasizing that digital assets are becoming too important for institutions to ignore, yet not every financial institution wants to build a full crypto backend from scratch. A white-label infrastructure model like CaaS offers a practical middle path, enabling institutions to stay closer to their clients and enter the market with infrastructure designed for digital assets. As the market evolves, institutions that treat digital assets as a long-term capability built on liquidity, compliance, and controls are likely to emerge as winners, with Crypto-as-a-Service being one of the most practical ways to achieve this.

According to the announcement from Binance, the platform will delist WAN as a borrowable asset from both Cross Margin and Isolated Margin pairs on 2026-04-10 at 06:00 (UTC). The affected trading pair is WAN/USDT for both Cross and Isolated Margin. Effective immediately, users will no longer be able to transfer WAN via manual transfers or Auto-Transfer Mode into their Margin Accounts. Users with outstanding liabilities of WAN may only transfer up to the amount of their liabilities, minus any available collateral. On 2026-04-08 at 06:00 (UTC), Binance Margin will suspend borrowings on WAN for both Cross and Isolated Margin pairs. Subsequently, on 2026-04-10 at 06:00 (UTC), Binance will close users’ positions, conduct automatic settlements, and cancel all pending orders on the isolated margin pair, which will then be removed. If users hold both collateral and liabilities of WAN on cross margin, the collateral will be used to repay the respective liabilities. Depending on the Collateral Margin Level (CML), remaining WAN tokens may be transferred to Spot Accounts or fully sold. For users holding WAN as liabilities, if the CML is below 2, all pending orders will be canceled, and other collateral tokens will be sold to repay WAN liabilities. Users are advised to close positions and transfer assets to Spot Accounts before the delisting to avoid potential losses. Portfolio Margin users should transfer WAN out of Margin Accounts to Spot Accounts and monitor the Unified Maintenance Margin Ratio (uniMMR) to prevent liquidation. Any remaining WAN in Portfolio Margin Accounts after 2026-04-10 at 06:00 (UTC) will be liquidated and converted to USDT or other supported stablecoins.

Bitget Wallet has launched QR-based crypto payments across Asia-Pacific, letting users pay with stablecoins like USDT and USDC at local merchants directly from their self-custodial wallets.

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