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Market data shows that TAO has surpassed $350, currently priced at $350.6, with a 24-hour increase of 10.56%. The market is highly volatile, so please ensure proper risk management.

[TAO Surpasses $350]Market data shows that TAO has surpassed $350, currently priced at $350.6, with a 24-hour increase of 10.56%. The market is highly volatile, so please ensure proper risk management.

TAO Surpasses $350

As of April 8, the yield for USD1 in the WLFI Markets lending market has reached 34.51% (interest rates fluctuate in real-time; please visit the product website for accurate rates).

[WLFI Markets Lending Market USD1 Yield Reaches 34.51%]As of April 8, the yield for USD1 in the WLFI Markets lending market has reached 34.51% (interest rates fluctuate in real-time; please visit the product website for accurate rates).

WLFI Markets Lending Market USD1 Yield Reaches 34.51%

On April 8, at 2 AM Beijing time on Thursday, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes from its March meeting. Notably, the March meeting was held against the backdrop of escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East. These minutes will reveal how officials weighed these risks before the latest round of tensions, and how relevant their thoughts at that time remain today. Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict on February 28, borrowing costs have risen sharply, placing significant pressure on the market, which has effectively tightened the financial environment even without any policy action from the Fed. The market's expectations for the direction of interest rates will also be a focal point. During the March meeting, the market still anticipated that the Fed would cut rates once later this year. While this view has not completely dissipated, it has become increasingly tenuous. Rising oil prices and a tighter financial environment make it harder for the Fed to find excuses for easing. The meeting may also have discussed factors that could compel officials to consider raising rates again, which will certainly pique investors' interest.

[Preview: Fed's March Meeting Minutes to be Released Tonight Amid Market Focus on Interest Rate Outlook Amid US-Iran Conflict]On April 8, at 2 AM Beijing time on Thursday, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes from its March meeting. Notably, the March meeting was held against the backdrop of escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East. These minutes will reveal how officials weighed these risks before the latest round of tensions, and how relevant their thoughts at that time remain today. Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict on February 28, borrowing costs have risen sharply, placing significant pressure on the market, which has effectively tightened the financial environment even without any policy action from the Fed. The market's expectations for the direction of interest rates will also be a focal point. During the March meeting, the market still anticipated that the Fed would cut rates once later this year. While this view has not completely dissipated, it has become increasingly tenuous. Rising oil prices and a tighter financial environment make it harder for the Fed to find excuses for easing. The meeting may also have discussed factors that could compel officials to consider raising rates again, which will certainly pique investors' interest.

Preview: Fed's March Meeting Minutes to be Released Tonight Amid Market Focus on Interest Rate Outlook Amid US-Iran Conflict

On April 8, at 2 AM Beijing time, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes from its March monetary policy meeting. This document has been prepared against the backdrop of escalating conflicts in the Middle East and an increasingly complex market environment. It will reveal how Federal Reserve officials assess supply shocks and inflationary pressures, as well as their framework for judging risk balance. Investors are advised to pay close attention. (Jin Shi)

[Federal Reserve to Release March Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, Focus on Risks and Inflation]On April 8, at 2 AM Beijing time, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes from its March monetary policy meeting. This document has been prepared against the backdrop of escalating conflicts in the Middle East and an increasingly complex market environment. It will reveal how Federal Reserve officials assess supply shocks and inflationary pressures, as well as their framework for judging risk balance. Investors are advised to pay close attention. (Jin Shi)

Federal Reserve to Release March Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, Focus on Risks and Inflation

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, AI spatial intelligence company World Labs has recently updated its 3D world generation model Marble, introducing two new models: Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus. Marble 1.1 becomes the new default model, improving lighting, contrast, and reducing visual artifacts, with a fixed generation cost of 1,500 credits per use, consistent with the previous generation Marble 1.0. The Marble 1.1 Plus is the more noteworthy update. Previously, all Marble models had a fixed range for generated 3D world space, but the Plus version introduces automatic space expansion for the first time: when input prompts involve outdoor or large indoor scenes, the model will automatically increase the 3D space coverage without requiring users to manually extend the boundaries. The pricing has also shifted to a variable model, with a base fee of 1,500 credits plus a variable generation fee of up to 1,500 credits, depending on the extent of the model's space expansion. This is the first time Marble has adopted variable pricing. Both models can be accessed via the World API, supporting four input methods: text, a single image, multi-angle images, and video, with a single generation taking approximately 5 minutes. The original Marble 1.0 and 1.0 Draft (quick draft version, 150 credits per use) remain available. World Labs was co-founded by Stanford University computer science professor Fei-Fei Li and focuses on spatial intelligence, having completed a $1 billion funding round in February this year, with investors including AMD, NVIDIA, and Autodesk.

[World Labs Releases Marble 1.1, Plus Version Introduces Automatic Expansion of 3D World Space]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, AI spatial intelligence company World Labs has recently updated its 3D world generation model Marble, introducing two new models: Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus. Marble 1.1 becomes the new default model, improving lighting, contrast, and reducing visual artifacts, with a fixed generation cost of 1,500 credits per use, consistent with the previous generation Marble 1.0. The Marble 1.1 Plus is the more noteworthy update. Previously, all Marble models had a fixed range for generated 3D world space, but the Plus version introduces automatic space expansion for the first time: when input prompts involve outdoor or large indoor scenes, the model will automatically increase the 3D space coverage without requiring users to manually extend the boundaries. The pricing has also shifted to a variable model, with a base fee of 1,500 credits plus a variable generation fee of up to 1,500 credits, depending on the extent of the model's space expansion. This is the first time Marble has adopted variable pricing. Both models can be accessed via the World API, supporting four input methods: text, a single image, multi-angle images, and video, with a single generation taking approximately 5 minutes. The original Marble 1.0 and 1.0 Draft (quick draft version, 150 credits per use) remain available. World Labs was co-founded by Stanford University computer science professor Fei-Fei Li and focuses on spatial intelligence, having completed a $1 billion funding round in February this year, with investors including AMD, NVIDIA, and Autodesk.

World Labs Releases Marble 1.1, Plus Version Introduces Automatic Expansion of 3D World Space

On April 8, according to Polybeats statistics, at least 11 addresses profited from the 'US-Iran Ceasefire' prediction market on Polymarket by predicting the timing of the ceasefire. The address with the highest profit, 0xffa6b3...30fe, earned approximately $405,000, while 0xa4eb52...d010 made about $339,000. The total profit across all addresses reached $1,913,292.47. These trades were concentrated on multiple ceasefire deadlines expiring between March and April, with some early bets on a March ceasefire initially incurring losses. However, as the ceasefire expectations materialized in early April, later positions saw significant profits.

[11 Suspected Insider Addresses Profit Nearly $2 Million from Successful Prediction of US-Iran Ceasefire Timing]On April 8, according to Polybeats statistics, at least 11 addresses profited from the 'US-Iran Ceasefire' prediction market on Polymarket by predicting the timing of the ceasefire. The address with the highest profit, 0xffa6b3...30fe, earned approximately $405,000, while 0xa4eb52...d010 made about $339,000. The total profit across all addresses reached $1,913,292.47. These trades were concentrated on multiple ceasefire deadlines expiring between March and April, with some early bets on a March ceasefire initially incurring losses. However, as the ceasefire expectations materialized in early April, later positions saw significant profits.

11 Suspected Insider Addresses Profit Nearly $2 Million from Successful Prediction of US-Iran Ceasefire Timing

On April 8, the cryptocurrency asset trading platform Websea announced that it will participate as a primary sponsor in the upcoming Hong Kong Web3 Carnival. The event will bring together blockchain infrastructure projects, cryptocurrency platforms, developers, as well as regulatory and investment institutions to discuss topics related to digital asset infrastructure, Web3 applications, and industry compliance. Websea stated that its participation in this event is part of its global expansion strategy. During the event, Websea plans to showcase its derivatives trading-related products and engage in offline discussions and industry activities. Additionally, Websea aims to leverage Hong Kong's position as an international financial center to enhance communication and collaboration with developers and industry participants, exploring the development direction of digital finance and the Web3 ecosystem.

[Websea to Participate as a Primary Sponsor in the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival]On April 8, the cryptocurrency asset trading platform Websea announced that it will participate as a primary sponsor in the upcoming Hong Kong Web3 Carnival. The event will bring together blockchain infrastructure projects, cryptocurrency platforms, developers, as well as regulatory and investment institutions to discuss topics related to digital asset infrastructure, Web3 applications, and industry compliance. Websea stated that its participation in this event is part of its global expansion strategy. During the event, Websea plans to showcase its derivatives trading-related products and engage in offline discussions and industry activities. Additionally, Websea aims to leverage Hong Kong's position as an international financial center to enhance communication and collaboration with developers and industry participants, exploring the development direction of digital finance and the Web3 ecosystem.

Websea to Participate as a Primary Sponsor in the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival

On April 8, according to CCTV News, Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, stated that if the U.S. does not accept the ten ceasefire terms proposed by Iran, the Supreme Leader of Iran will not approve the signing of the ceasefire agreement. Nikzad also mentioned that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its original state.

[Iran: Supreme Leader Will Not Approve Ceasefire Agreement if U.S. Rejects Ten-Point Plan]On April 8, according to CCTV News, Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, stated that if the U.S. does not accept the ten ceasefire terms proposed by Iran, the Supreme Leader of Iran will not approve the signing of the ceasefire agreement. Nikzad also mentioned that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its original state.

Iran: Supreme Leader Will Not Approve Ceasefire Agreement if U.S. Rejects Ten-Point Plan

On April 8 local time, Iranian sources reported that an explosion occurred at the Ravan Oil Refinery in Iran. The cause of the explosion is currently unclear. (CCTV News)

[Explosion at Iranian Oil Refinery]On April 8 local time, Iranian sources reported that an explosion occurred at the Ravan Oil Refinery in Iran. The cause of the explosion is currently unclear. (CCTV News)

Explosion at Iranian Oil Refinery

1. Twitter says Musk has become the sole director;
2. Hong Kong issues a policy statement on the development of virtual assets;
3. Bitcoin white paper has been published for 14 years;
4. RBI will initiate release of Digital Rupee on November 1;
5. Bitcoin miner Argo's $27M funding plan failed.

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【Huobi Global Breaking News】1. Twitter says Musk has become the sole director;
2. Hong Kong issues a policy statement on the development of virtual assets;
3. Bitcoin white paper has been published for 14 years;
4. RBI will initiate release of Digital Rupee on November 1;
5. Bitcoin miner Argo's $27M funding plan failed.

Huobi Global Breaking News

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