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OpenAI’s CEO and CFO disagree on the timing of the 2026 IPO, with the CFO excluded from key financial meetings

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said he hopes to complete an IPO in the fourth quarter of this year, but CFO Sarah Friar believes the company is not ready and expects it to be in a position by 2026. There are decision conflicts within internal management, and Altman has repeatedly excluded Friar from the process. The company plans to invest more than $600B in cloud servers, with financing mainly coming from Amazon and NVIDIA. At the same time, competition in the market is intensifying, and Anthropic has surpassed OpenAI. The company has already begun preparations for going public and has held preliminary discussions with multiple law firms and investment banks.

The U.S. and Iran discuss a 45-day ceasefire deal, and Trump extends the negotiation deadline to Tuesday night

According to Gate News, the United States, Iran, and regional mediators are discussing a 45-day ceasefire agreement aimed at ending the war. Although the chances of reaching an agreement within 48 hours are low, this is the only opportunity to prevent the conflict from escalating. Trump has extended the original deadline from Monday to Tuesday night, saying the U.S. is engaged in in-depth negotiations with Iran.

Huatai Securities: The U.S. dollar and oil prices have outperformed expectations this year, and the degree of global liquidity easing has been lower than expected

A Haitong Securities research report says that the conflict in the Middle East has gone beyond short-term impacts, causing capital and supply disruptions. Even if the situation improves, the market’s allocation approach will be different from spring. It expects the U.S. dollar and oil prices to perform better than anticipated. It also calls for paying attention to shortages of goods and supply-chain risks, and maintaining a cautious attitude toward market volatility.

The lawyer says the $280 million attack on Drift Protocol may constitute civil negligence

Attorney Ariel Givner said that the 280M-dollar attack incident involving the Drift Protocol, which resulted from failing to follow basic security procedures, could amount to civil negligence. The attacker, after 6 months of planning, used a trusting relationship to steal the developers’ devices; there is already a class-action lawsuit advertisement targeting Drift circulating.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard launched the “True Promise-4” 96th wave of strikes, targeting energy facilities in multiple countries.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps jointly launched the “True Promise-4” operation on April 5, striking multiple facilities related to Israel and the United States, including the Haifa oil refinery and natural gas and petrochemical plants in the UAE, causing the facilities to halt operations and widespread fires.

On-chain investigator disclosure: North Korean IT workers have previously been involved in building multiple well-known DeFi protocols, including SushiSwap and THORChain

Gate News message, April 6, on-chain investigator @tayvano_ posted and disclosed that North Korean IT workers had participated in building multiple well-known crypto protocols, with projects that can be traced back to the DeFi Summer era, including SushiSwap, THORChain, Harmony, Ankr, Shib, and Yearn. @tayvano_ also added that the “7 years of blockchain development experience” marked on these North Korean IT workers’ resumes is not false.