In response to the recent concentrated criticism of the WLFI project by Platform X, WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff stated: "You lack a basic understanding of the facts here. There's a lot to refute, but I'll start with a few basic facts: 1. You're conflating the WLFI project with Trump meme coins—they're completely unrelated; 2. WLFI has no affiliation with 'Fight Fight Fight' or CIC Digital; 3. Our early holders bought in at $0.015 and $0.05, and today's price is $0.08; 4. We don't primarily offer 'transaction fees.' Our primary product is a stablecoin that generates yield through holding government bonds. Our stablecoin is the second-largest compliant stablecoin by trading volume and market capitalization, which is no small achievement. You should try to do some more research before writing a long tweet."

According to Odaily Seer, the probability of the Iran-Israel/US conflict ending before April 15th on Polymarket has dropped to 47%, a 22% decrease in 24 hours; the probability of the conflict ending before April 30th has dropped to 55%, a 16% decrease in 24 hours. As of now, the total trading volume of contracts related to the "when will the Iran-Israel/US conflict end" event has exceeded $35.28 million. The contract rules for this event are as follows: if no qualifying military action occurs between Iran, Israel, and the United States for 14 consecutive days between the market's creation date and the specified end date (Eastern Time), the market will be rated "Yes"; otherwise, it will be rated "No." This 14-day period can begin at any time between the market's creation date and the specified end date (Eastern Time) and must continue until 12:00 noon Eastern Time on the 14th calendar day following the confirmation of the attack. "Military action" is defined as the use of force by Iran, Israel, or the United States against the territory or official embassies and consulates of the other party, and such action must be officially recognized by the relevant government or confirmed by a credible report with clear consensus, including but not limited to airstrikes, maritime attacks, and ground intrusions. Cyberattacks, sanctions, and diplomatic actions are not included. On the morning of April 12th local time, the US negotiating delegation left Pakistan, and its negotiations with Iran failed to reach an agreement. Al Jazeera revealed that despite numerous efforts from all parties, the US and Iran have not yet reached an agreement. A settlement agreement exists on the table. Judging from Vice President Vance's statement, some possibility still exists; he indicated this was their final and best solution. A source stated that the good news is that negotiations haven't broken down, but the bad news is that no breakthrough has been achieved. It is understood that the two sides held approximately five rounds of talks, with written exchanges of views following each round, so it seems some broader framework is in place. Currently, there is one proposal and one counter-proposal. The Iranian response needs to be monitored, as the interviewed source believes the US has made maximum demands, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz, on which Iran is unwilling to concede. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing in.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, an hour ago, an address withdrew 3.6 million ETHFI from Binance and sold them in a single transaction for 1.587 million USDC.

According to Iran's Fars News Agency on the 12th, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that Iran and the United States reached consensus on some issues, but disagreements remained on two or three key issues, ultimately failing to reach an agreement. (Xinhua)

According to NS3.AI, Token Terminal data reveals that Morpho borrowers have paid approximately $170 million in interest over the past year. With a 10% take rate, this translates to an estimated $17 million in annualized revenue for Morpho, which holds a valuation of $1.7 billion.

Quai Network is set to unlock approximately 43.02 million tokens on April 19 at 21:00 UTC+8. According to ChainCatcher, this token release is part of the network's ongoing schedule. The tokens are valued at around $1.25 million. This development is being closely watched by stakeholders and investors in the Web3 asset space.

近日，《The New York Times》发布长篇调查报道，重新追问一个困扰加密行业 17 年的问题：中本聪究竟是谁？

Ethereum treasury company The Ether Machine and special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Dynamix Corporation (ticker symbol: DYNX) announced on Friday that they have agreed to terminate their previously planned $1.6 billion merger deal due to unfavorable market conditions. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), The Ether Machine must pay Dynamix a $50 million termination fee within 15 days. The merger agreement was first disclosed in July 2025, with the original plan to list The Ether Machine on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ETHM. In terms of deal size, the agreement included a $1.5 billion fully committed PIPE financing (reportedly the largest all-common stock financing of its kind since 2021), and approximately $170 million in funds from Dynamix's trust account. The merged company was expected to hold more than 400,000 Ethereum on its books. (CoinDesk)

This week has seen significant fluctuations in the energy and metal markets due to dramatic changes in geopolitical sentiment. According to PANews, the prevailing narrative throughout most of the week was the easing of panic following a tentative ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran. Crude oil emerged as the most affected under this cooling narrative. Gold also faced pressure, retreating after surpassing $4,850. The U.S. dollar index fell below the 100 mark this week, while U.S. stocks rebounded strongly following the ceasefire news.

Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported this morning (April 12), citing sources, that Iran is not in a hurry to negotiate with the United States again. The report stated that Iran has made reasonable suggestions during the negotiations, and now "the ball is in the US's court," urging the US to take a pragmatic approach to the issue. The source also stated that the US government "has made mistakes in negotiation decisions, just as it has in wartime decisions," and Iran is not in a rush to achieve results. As long as the US does not agree to a reasonable agreement, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will not change. Currently, the time and place for the next round of negotiations have not yet been determined. (CCTV International News)

Machi Big Brother recently closed a Bitcoin long position, incurring a loss of $192,000 following a market downturn. According to NS3.AI, this closure marked the end of a 13-win streak for the investor.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news report, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 3024, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Artificial intelligence, technology: 5 minutes to make AI your second brain. Golden Finance: It's time to outsource your memory to AI.

Digital banks, crypto cards, wallets, super apps, and DeFi protocols are all converging towards the same goal: to become the primary gateway for saving, spending, earning, and transferring money in the new era.

This article will share my impressions from the scene, and I hope it will be helpful to all entrepreneurs in the AI ​​era who are either still observing or already on their journey.

Uniswap's successive version iterations have been one of the sources of vitality in the DeFi market. However, since 2023, Uniswap has not introduced any substantial innovations, and its token price and market influence have slumped.

Autonomous AI agents will need to discover each other, pay each other, and decide whether to trust each other—all without human intervention.

The home of OpenAI CEO was attacked, and Altman warned that AI anxiety is making the situation dangerous.

Some argue that Hong Kong's current stablecoins should focus more on the question of "who will use them".

After failing to deliver on its promise last month, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority finally issued its first batch of stablecoin licenses today – to HSBC and Standard Chartered, consistent with our previous analysis in the article "Hong Kong Dollar Stablecoins Do Not Need to Become USDC".