According to Huoxun Finance, CZ recalls in his new book that he first heard about Bitcoin in July 2013 at a poker game with investors and entrepreneurs. At the time, Cao Darong, general manager of Timespeed China, casually mentioned, "There's something new called Bitcoin that you might want to check out," and subsequently, Li Qiyuan, CEO of BTCChina, further suggested that he allocate 10% of his assets to Bitcoin. CZ also revealed that during his time selling trading systems, he gradually developed a fondness for playing Texas Hold'em, golf, and going to karaoke.

According to Huoxun Finance, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea announced that they will jointly implement an "enhanced withdrawal delay system" with the Digital Asset Exchanges Alliance (DAXA) and various virtual asset exchanges. This adjustment strengthens the exception criteria for withdrawal delays and establishes unified internal regulations—from now on, withdrawal considerations must cover dimensions such as the number of transactions, transaction period, and deposit/withdrawal amounts. This system aims to prevent funds from telecom fraud from flowing to external wallets by restricting the withdrawal of virtual assets by new users and other groups within a certain period. Previously, due to inconsistent standards among exchanges and the lack of clear benchmarks, this loophole was exploited by criminals. Statistics show that from June to September last year, 59% of fraudulent accounts involved in virtual asset exchanges were "exceptional accounts" with withdrawal delays.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that macroeconomist Pan Sen stated that although oil prices fell after the two-week ceasefire agreement, the impending inflationary shock will still be significant. He said, "The ceasefire agreement eliminates the prospect of an April rate hike, which we have always considered an unlikely scenario, but we still maintain our view that the ECB will tighten policy slightly this summer." Despite market welcome of the ceasefire, Iran may still restrict traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. He added, "Tehran has learned from this crisis that it can exert significant pressure on the United States by controlling the strait, and we believe there is no reason for Iran not to take advantage of this now." (Jinshi)

According to CryptoQuant data, active Bitcoin addresses have fallen to an 8-year low, indicating reduced speculative activity and a potential long-term accumulation phase. (Odaily Planet Daily)

According to an analysis by the financial website Investinglive, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, easing geopolitical tensions are typically detrimental to precious metals such as gold and silver. However, this time the opposite has occurred. Before the outbreak of the US-Iran conflict, gold and silver positions relied heavily on leveraged trading. The negative impact of the conflict led to leveraged selling, causing precious metals like gold and silver to fall. After the US-Iran ceasefire, improved market sentiment drove a rebound in gold and silver prices. Furthermore, the US-Iran ceasefire also means that major central banks may not need to raise interest rates too aggressively. This is also one of the reasons for the rebound in precious metals. (Jinshi)