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On April 6, according to Iran's Press TV: Iran's decision to reject the US ceasefire proposal was made following a series of recent events in western and central Iran, including the failure of a US helicopter airborne operation, which further solidified Iran's advantage. US President Trump has reportedly backed down from previous threats and extended his repeatedly issued ultimatum.

[Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Amid Setbacks for American Actions and Extended Deadline by Trump]On April 6, according to Iran's Press TV: Iran's decision to reject the US ceasefire proposal was made following a series of recent events in western and central Iran, including the failure of a US helicopter airborne operation, which further solidified Iran's advantage. US President Trump has reportedly backed down from previous threats and extended his repeatedly issued ultimatum.

Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Amid Setbacks for American Actions and Extended Deadline by Trump

On April 6, Trump stated on Monday local time that the United States is 'destroying' Iran. He told reporters, 'I don't want to do this — but we are destroying it.' He added, 'They will have no bridges, no power plants. They will have nothing. I won't say more because there are worse things.' According to international law, attacking civilian infrastructure constitutes a war crime. (Jinshi)

[Trump Reiterates Threat to Attack Iranian Bridges and Power Plants]On April 6, Trump stated on Monday local time that the United States is 'destroying' Iran. He told reporters, 'I don't want to do this — but we are destroying it.' He added, 'They will have no bridges, no power plants. They will have nothing. I won't say more because there are worse things.' According to international law, attacking civilian infrastructure constitutes a war crime. (Jinshi)

Trump Reiterates Threat to Attack Iranian Bridges and Power Plants

On April 6, as Trump delivered a speech at an event in the White House, Iranian state television reported that Iran announced it had launched missiles at Israel. (Jinshi)

[Iran Announces Missile Launch at Israel Amid Trump Speech]On April 6, as Trump delivered a speech at an event in the White House, Iranian state television reported that Iran announced it had launched missiles at Israel. (Jinshi)

Iran Announces Missile Launch at Israel Amid Trump Speech

On April 6, U.S. President Trump stated regarding Iran, "If it were up to me, I would take the oil. If Iran does not surrender, they will have nothing. If Iran does not make concessions, there will be no bridges and no electricity. I have not lost the support of 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA); the MAGA group supports what I am doing. We could withdraw troops right now, but I want to finish what we started. I hope the situation can be resolved soon." (Jinshi)

[Trump: Iran Will Have Nothing If They Do Not Surrender]On April 6, U.S. President Trump stated regarding Iran, "If it were up to me, I would take the oil. If Iran does not surrender, they will have nothing. If Iran does not make concessions, there will be no bridges and no electricity. I have not lost the support of 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA); the MAGA group supports what I am doing. We could withdraw troops right now, but I want to finish what we started. I hope the situation can be resolved soon." (Jinshi)

Trump: Iran Will Have Nothing If They Do Not Surrender

Mike Selig, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated on the X platform that the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today to reaffirm Congress's legislative intent, confirming that the CFTC has exclusive regulatory authority over designated contract markets (DCMs) and rejecting the attempts by New Jersey's gaming regulatory agency to challenge this authority.

[CFTC Chair: Court Confirms CFTC's Exclusive Regulatory Authority Over Designated Contract Markets]Mike Selig, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated on the X platform that the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today to reaffirm Congress's legislative intent, confirming that the CFTC has exclusive regulatory authority over designated contract markets (DCMs) and rejecting the attempts by New Jersey's gaming regulatory agency to challenge this authority.

CFTC Chair: Court Confirms CFTC's Exclusive Regulatory Authority Over Designated Contract Markets

On April 6, according to Axios, a U.S. official stated that Iran submitted a ten-point response on Monday regarding proposals to end the war. The official described Iran's response as 'too extreme.' It remains unclear whether this will facilitate a diplomatic resolution.

[U.S. Official Responds to Iran's Ten-Point Proposal: 'Too Extreme']On April 6, according to Axios, a U.S. official stated that Iran submitted a ten-point response on Monday regarding proposals to end the war. The official described Iran's response as 'too extreme.' It remains unclear whether this will facilitate a diplomatic resolution.

U.S. Official Responds to Iran's Ten-Point Proposal: 'Too Extreme'

On April 6, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Iran has called for the lifting of sanctions and for reconstruction efforts. Iran is also demanding the establishment of a security passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the Houthi forces announced that they launched an attack on Israel on Monday. This attack was carried out in coordination with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon. (Jinshi)

[Iran Calls for Sanctions Relief and Reconstruction, Demands Security Agreement for Strait of Hormuz]On April 6, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Iran has called for the lifting of sanctions and for reconstruction efforts. Iran is also demanding the establishment of a security passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the Houthi forces announced that they launched an attack on Israel on Monday. This attack was carried out in coordination with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon. (Jinshi)

Iran Calls for Sanctions Relief and Reconstruction, Demands Security Agreement for Strait of Hormuz

On April 6, Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, stated that since the escalation of the Middle East conflict, Ethereum has become the second best performing asset, with Bitcoin ranking third. Both have significantly outperformed the stock market. He noted that current war expenditures are approximately $30 billion per month and could rise to $100 billion in the future. In contrast, the impact of rising energy prices on consumers is relatively limited—each $10 increase in oil prices corresponds to about $4 billion to $5 billion in monthly consumption pressure. Tom Lee believes that against the backdrop of high fiscal spending and energy volatility, the allocation value of crypto assets as 'liquidity and risk assets' is increasing.

[Tom Lee: Ethereum Ranks as Second Best Performing Asset Since Middle East Conflict, Following Top Safe Haven]On April 6, Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, stated that since the escalation of the Middle East conflict, Ethereum has become the second best performing asset, with Bitcoin ranking third. Both have significantly outperformed the stock market. He noted that current war expenditures are approximately $30 billion per month and could rise to $100 billion in the future. In contrast, the impact of rising energy prices on consumers is relatively limited—each $10 increase in oil prices corresponds to about $4 billion to $5 billion in monthly consumption pressure. Tom Lee believes that against the backdrop of high fiscal spending and energy volatility, the allocation value of crypto assets as 'liquidity and risk assets' is increasing.

Tom Lee: Ethereum Ranks as Second Best Performing Asset Since Middle East Conflict, Following Top Safe Haven

On April 6, Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, stated that since the escalation of the Middle East conflict, Ethereum has become the second best performing asset, with Bitcoin ranking third. Both have significantly outperformed the stock market. He noted that current war expenditures are approximately $30 billion per month and could rise to $100 billion; in contrast, the impact of rising energy prices on consumers is relatively limited—each $10 increase in oil prices corresponds to about $4 billion to $5 billion in monthly consumer pressure. Tom Lee believes that against the backdrop of high fiscal spending and energy volatility, the allocation value of crypto assets as 'liquidity and risk assets' is increasing.

[Tom Lee: Ethereum Ranks as Second Best Performing Asset Since Middle East Conflict, Following Top Safe-Haven Assets]On April 6, Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, stated that since the escalation of the Middle East conflict, Ethereum has become the second best performing asset, with Bitcoin ranking third. Both have significantly outperformed the stock market. He noted that current war expenditures are approximately $30 billion per month and could rise to $100 billion; in contrast, the impact of rising energy prices on consumers is relatively limited—each $10 increase in oil prices corresponds to about $4 billion to $5 billion in monthly consumer pressure. Tom Lee believes that against the backdrop of high fiscal spending and energy volatility, the allocation value of crypto assets as 'liquidity and risk assets' is increasing.

Tom Lee: Ethereum Ranks as Second Best Performing Asset Since Middle East Conflict, Following Top Safe-Haven Assets

According to Bitcoin.com, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) announced Friday that it has frozen 150.22 bitcoins under the country’s Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The ED is the government of India’s law enforcement and economic intelligence agency.
The case involves Aamir Khan, s/o Nesar Ahmed Khan, who launched a mobile gaming application called E-nuggets, which “was designed for the purpose of defrauding [the] public,” the ED described.
The official ED Twitter account tweeted explaining that the agency investigated a crypto wallet and user ID at cryptocurrency exchange Binance, which led to the freezing of 150.22 BTC.

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【Indian authority freezes 150 Bitcoins held at Binance crypto exchange】According to Bitcoin.com, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) announced Friday that it has frozen 150.22 bitcoins under the country’s Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The ED is the government of India’s law enforcement and economic intelligence agency.
The case involves Aamir Khan, s/o Nesar Ahmed Khan, who launched a mobile gaming application called E-nuggets, which “was designed for the purpose of defrauding [the] public,” the ED described.
The official ED Twitter account tweeted explaining that the agency investigated a crypto wallet and user ID at cryptocurrency exchange Binance, which led to the freezing of 150.22 BTC.

Indian authority freezes 150 Bitcoins held at Binance crypto exchange

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