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On April 2, trading platform eToro announced the official launch of its crypto asset trading services in New York, nearly three years after obtaining its BitLicense. The initial offering will include approximately 20 cryptocurrencies, with plans to gradually expand to more tokens and introduce features such as staking. In comparison, eToro typically offers over 100 cryptocurrencies in other global markets. eToro received its BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services in February 2023; this license has been strictly regulated since its introduction in 2015, with fewer than 40 approved entities, and not all licensed companies actively conduct business. The company stated that regulatory scrutiny has significantly increased following the FTX incident, resulting in an extended launch timeline.

[eToro Launches Crypto Asset Trading in New York]On April 2, trading platform eToro announced the official launch of its crypto asset trading services in New York, nearly three years after obtaining its BitLicense. The initial offering will include approximately 20 cryptocurrencies, with plans to gradually expand to more tokens and introduce features such as staking. In comparison, eToro typically offers over 100 cryptocurrencies in other global markets. eToro received its BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services in February 2023; this license has been strictly regulated since its introduction in 2015, with fewer than 40 approved entities, and not all licensed companies actively conduct business. The company stated that regulatory scrutiny has significantly increased following the FTX incident, resulting in an extended launch timeline.

eToro Launches Crypto Asset Trading in New York

On April 2, according to Politico, U.S. President Trump is set to deliver an important speech during prime time on Wednesday evening, where he will announce that the month-long war with Iran is nearing its end. In interviews, social media posts, and public statements over the past 24 hours, Trump has conveyed this message, laying the groundwork for the upcoming address. According to six sources, Trump is expected to claim that all military objectives have been achieved during this speech. He also plans to harshly blame NATO allies for the unresolved major issue of restricted shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. As Trump prepares to deliver his speech, an additional 2,500 U.S. Marines are heading to the Middle East. The speech may primarily aim to alleviate voter concerns and Wall Street's anxiety over the energy market and the ripple effects of a potential closure of the Strait. Given that the conflict is still ongoing, this address provides Trump an opportunity to articulate the war's objectives, the so-called 'victory' standards, and how he plans to proceed if ceasefire negotiations stall.

[US Media: Trump to Announce End of War During Prime Time, Blames NATO for Strait Issues]On April 2, according to Politico, U.S. President Trump is set to deliver an important speech during prime time on Wednesday evening, where he will announce that the month-long war with Iran is nearing its end. In interviews, social media posts, and public statements over the past 24 hours, Trump has conveyed this message, laying the groundwork for the upcoming address. According to six sources, Trump is expected to claim that all military objectives have been achieved during this speech. He also plans to harshly blame NATO allies for the unresolved major issue of restricted shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. As Trump prepares to deliver his speech, an additional 2,500 U.S. Marines are heading to the Middle East. The speech may primarily aim to alleviate voter concerns and Wall Street's anxiety over the energy market and the ripple effects of a potential closure of the Strait. Given that the conflict is still ongoing, this address provides Trump an opportunity to articulate the war's objectives, the so-called 'victory' standards, and how he plans to proceed if ceasefire negotiations stall.

US Media: Trump to Announce End of War During Prime Time, Blames NATO for Strait Issues

On April 2, the US Dollar Index fell 0.32% on April 1, closing at 99.648 in the foreign exchange market.

[US Dollar Index Falls 0.32% on April 1]On April 2, the US Dollar Index fell 0.32% on April 1, closing at 99.648 in the foreign exchange market.

US Dollar Index Falls 0.32% on April 1

On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian Defense Ministry spokesman Reza Talayniak stated that the ultimate goals of Iran's counteractions against the United States and Israel include the withdrawal of US troops from the Middle East and the complete destruction of US bases in the region. Talayniak emphasized that Iran will ensure that the relevant actions inflict 'equivalent damage' on its adversaries, ensuring that new wars do not occur in Iran and its surrounding areas, while maintaining regional sovereignty and security stability. He also stated that Iran's armed forces will continue to collaborate with the regional 'resistance front' until the established goals are achieved. (CCTV)

[Iran Claims Counterattack Aims Include US Troop Withdrawal from the Middle East]On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian Defense Ministry spokesman Reza Talayniak stated that the ultimate goals of Iran's counteractions against the United States and Israel include the withdrawal of US troops from the Middle East and the complete destruction of US bases in the region. Talayniak emphasized that Iran will ensure that the relevant actions inflict 'equivalent damage' on its adversaries, ensuring that new wars do not occur in Iran and its surrounding areas, while maintaining regional sovereignty and security stability. He also stated that Iran's armed forces will continue to collaborate with the regional 'resistance front' until the established goals are achieved. (CCTV)

Iran Claims Counterattack Aims Include US Troop Withdrawal from the Middle East

On April 2, The New York Times reported that US officials revealed that multiple American intelligence agencies recently assessed that the Iranian government is currently unwilling to engage in substantive negotiations to end the war with the US and Israel. Officials stated that the assessment believes the Iranian government perceives itself to be in a strong position in the war and does not feel compelled to yield to US diplomatic demands. They noted that while Iran is willing to keep communication channels open, the country does not trust the US and believes President Trump is not sincere about negotiations. Over the past year, Trump has ordered attacks on Iran twice during negotiations over the country's nuclear program. These assessments align with recent statements from Iranian officials. US and Iranian officials indicated that the two countries are exchanging information through intermediary nations, and possibly through direct channels, but have not negotiated terms for a ceasefire or the end of the war.

[US Intelligence Agencies: Iran Currently Unwilling to End War, Believes Trump Lacks Sincerity]On April 2, The New York Times reported that US officials revealed that multiple American intelligence agencies recently assessed that the Iranian government is currently unwilling to engage in substantive negotiations to end the war with the US and Israel. Officials stated that the assessment believes the Iranian government perceives itself to be in a strong position in the war and does not feel compelled to yield to US diplomatic demands. They noted that while Iran is willing to keep communication channels open, the country does not trust the US and believes President Trump is not sincere about negotiations. Over the past year, Trump has ordered attacks on Iran twice during negotiations over the country's nuclear program. These assessments align with recent statements from Iranian officials. US and Iranian officials indicated that the two countries are exchanging information through intermediary nations, and possibly through direct channels, but have not negotiated terms for a ceasefire or the end of the war.

US Intelligence Agencies: Iran Currently Unwilling to End War, Believes Trump Lacks Sincerity

On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. In the letter, Raisi stated that the destructive impact of sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure—including energy and industrial facilities—constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policies truly align with the core interests of 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, conducting strikes against Iran, with its policies heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime; meanwhile, Israel is deliberately creating the 'Iran threat' narrative to divert global attention from its crimes in Palestine.

[Iranian President Questions Whether U.S. Policies Align with 'America First' Interests]On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. In the letter, Raisi stated that the destructive impact of sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure—including energy and industrial facilities—constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policies truly align with the core interests of 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, conducting strikes against Iran, with its policies heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime; meanwhile, Israel is deliberately creating the 'Iran threat' narrative to divert global attention from its crimes in Palestine.

Iranian President Questions Whether U.S. Policies Align with 'America First' Interests

On April 2, according to The Washington Post, two informed sources revealed that the U.S. military has submitted a plan to President Trump aimed at seizing over 460 kilograms of highly enriched uranium within Iran. The report states that the plan involves airlifting excavation equipment to the site and constructing a runway for cargo planes to transport these nuclear materials out. According to the sources, Trump had previously requested the military to submit relevant proposals, and the military reported this complex plan to him over the past week, while also outlining the significant operational risks involved. The report indicates that Trump's request suggests he is considering an extremely sensitive and high-risk special operations mission.

[Trump Requests Military Plan to Seize Iranian Nuclear Materials]On April 2, according to The Washington Post, two informed sources revealed that the U.S. military has submitted a plan to President Trump aimed at seizing over 460 kilograms of highly enriched uranium within Iran. The report states that the plan involves airlifting excavation equipment to the site and constructing a runway for cargo planes to transport these nuclear materials out. According to the sources, Trump had previously requested the military to submit relevant proposals, and the military reported this complex plan to him over the past week, while also outlining the significant operational risks involved. The report indicates that Trump's request suggests he is considering an extremely sensitive and high-risk special operations mission.

Trump Requests Military Plan to Seize Iranian Nuclear Materials

On April 2, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 1.16%, the Dow Jones increasing by 0.48%, and the S&P 500 gaining 0.72%.

[U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher]On April 2, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 1.16%, the Dow Jones increasing by 0.48%, and the S&P 500 gaining 0.72%.

U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher

On April 2, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the night of April 1, announcing that over the past two days, they had conducted airstrikes on approximately 400 targets in Iran. The statement indicated that the IDF targeted around 15 weapon manufacturing bases in Iran, including a central complex belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Defense. This complex houses missile production and research and development facilities. Additionally, the IDF struck Iranian air defense systems, launch sites, and missile storage facilities. According to Israeli media reports, Iran launched about 10 ballistic missiles at Israel on the afternoon of April 1. The IDF stated that most of the incoming missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and there have been no reports of casualties.

[IDF Strikes Approximately 400 Targets in Iran Over Two Days]On April 2, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the night of April 1, announcing that over the past two days, they had conducted airstrikes on approximately 400 targets in Iran. The statement indicated that the IDF targeted around 15 weapon manufacturing bases in Iran, including a central complex belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Defense. This complex houses missile production and research and development facilities. Additionally, the IDF struck Iranian air defense systems, launch sites, and missile storage facilities. According to Israeli media reports, Iran launched about 10 ballistic missiles at Israel on the afternoon of April 1. The IDF stated that most of the incoming missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and there have been no reports of casualties.

IDF Strikes Approximately 400 Targets in Iran Over Two Days

According to The Block, a new report from the research arm of Galaxy Digital showcases key data for NFT royalties. Royalties for Ethereum-based NFT projects earned a total of $1.8 billion in revenue. The top 10 NFT projects netted $489 million, or 27% of all royalties earned. While NFT royalties also benefit small artists, the main beneficiaries are top NFT projects like Bored Ape Yacht Club and corporations like Nike. Yuga Labs, with its Bored Ape, Mutant Ape and Otherside projects, brought in $147.6 million in royalties, followed by Art Blocks with $82 million. Sportswear firm Nike earned over $91.6 million from NFT royalties, the highest among prominent web2 brands.

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【Galaxy report: Ethereum-based NFT projects earned $1.8 billion from NFT royalties】According to The Block, a new report from the research arm of Galaxy Digital showcases key data for NFT royalties. Royalties for Ethereum-based NFT projects earned a total of $1.8 billion in revenue. The top 10 NFT projects netted $489 million, or 27% of all royalties earned. While NFT royalties also benefit small artists, the main beneficiaries are top NFT projects like Bored Ape Yacht Club and corporations like Nike. Yuga Labs, with its Bored Ape, Mutant Ape and Otherside projects, brought in $147.6 million in royalties, followed by Art Blocks with $82 million. Sportswear firm Nike earned over $91.6 million from NFT royalties, the highest among prominent web2 brands.

Galaxy report: Ethereum-based NFT projects earned $1.8 billion from NFT royalties

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Galaxy report: Ethereum-based NFT projects earned $1.8 billion from NFT royalties

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