Foreign media: Cryptocurrency industry with strong funding actively involved in the U.S. midterm elections

Trump: There is already a solid framework for reaching a long-term agreement, including a 15-point agreement, and most of it has already been agreed upon.

Gate News message, April 8, Trump, in his latest interview, said the United States has achieved a "complete and total victory," one hundred percent, absolutely beyond doubt. There is already a solid framework for a long-term agreement. We have a 15-point agreement, and most of its contents have already been agreed upon. Any peace agreement will cover the issue of nuclear materials. Let’s wait and see whether it can be reached. Trump refused to say whether, if the agreement falls apart, he would resume the initial threats to destroy Iran’s civilian power plants and bridges.

Luxury crypto resort left overrun with weeds? Taizi Group is suspected of infiltrating the East Timor program

An investigation by The Guardian and OCCRP reveals that AB Digital Technology Resort in Timor-Leste is allegedly linked to the “Taizi Group,” a group subject to U.S. sanctions, and there is a huge gap between the resort’s promotional claims and the reality. The Taizi Group is known for online scams, and the geopolitical and governance issues it faces could make Timor-Leste a potential hotspot for transnational crime. The investigation shows that the plan will still be pushed forward, and the Timor-Leste government’s stance on the situation remains unclear.

Strengthen the bank-tax interaction! China encourages banks to use blockchain, but ordinary people trading coins and engaging in tokenization are all illegal.

The Chinese government encourages banks to use blockchain technology to strengthen “bank-tax interactions,” improve the financing environment for small and medium-sized enterprises, while fully banning private cryptocurrency trading and mining. It treats stablecoins and tokenization as illegal activities, showing clear policy boundaries and emphasizing official oversight and financial security.

U.S.-Iran ceasefire drives Bitcoin higher—will this be a short-term rebound or the start of a new bull market?

Affected by the U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement, the cryptocurrency market rebounded noticeably. Bitcoin briefly broke above $72,700, then fell back to around $71,695, with a gain of 4.3%. Analysts said this rally may be driven by short-term liquidity, while the long-term outlook remains uncertain; investors should watch changes in the macroeconomic environment and the situation in the Middle East.