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On April 6, the on-chain data platform Nansen launched a cross-chain swap feature. Users can now exchange Base tokens for Solana tokens.

[Nansen Introduces Cross-Chain Swap Feature]On April 6, the on-chain data platform Nansen launched a cross-chain swap feature. Users can now exchange Base tokens for Solana tokens.

Nansen Introduces Cross-Chain Swap Feature

On April 6, Trump stated: "It's too bad the Supreme Court can't watch Mark Levin's show on the 'birthright citizenship scam' tonight. If they did, they would never allow that money-making scam to continue. They should use their common sense for the benefit of our country. They have already suffered a disastrous defeat on tariffs, unnecessarily costing America hundreds of billions in potential refunds to cater to those haters and fraudsters. Why?? Don't repeat the same mistakes! This country cannot afford a court that seems indifferent making too many bad decisions."

[Trump Slams Supreme Court: Continues to Make 'Bad Decisions' on Tariffs and Birthright Citizenship Issues]On April 6, Trump stated: "It's too bad the Supreme Court can't watch Mark Levin's show on the 'birthright citizenship scam' tonight. If they did, they would never allow that money-making scam to continue. They should use their common sense for the benefit of our country. They have already suffered a disastrous defeat on tariffs, unnecessarily costing America hundreds of billions in potential refunds to cater to those haters and fraudsters. Why?? Don't repeat the same mistakes! This country cannot afford a court that seems indifferent making too many bad decisions."

Trump Slams Supreme Court: Continues to Make 'Bad Decisions' on Tariffs and Birthright Citizenship Issues

On April 6, cryptocurrency market research firm Santiment posted on social media that, according to on-chain data, the ratio of profitable trades (where tokens are transferred while in profit) to unprofitable trades for Bitcoin at the weekend close was 2.95 to 1. Historically, this indicates a short-term price top signal.

[Santiment: Bitcoin Shows Short-Term Price Top Signal at Weekend Close]On April 6, cryptocurrency market research firm Santiment posted on social media that, according to on-chain data, the ratio of profitable trades (where tokens are transferred while in profit) to unprofitable trades for Bitcoin at the weekend close was 2.95 to 1. Historically, this indicates a short-term price top signal.

Santiment: Bitcoin Shows Short-Term Price Top Signal at Weekend Close

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 13. Extreme Fear.
Current Price: $69100.0.

[Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 13]Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 13. Extreme Fear.
Current Price: $69100.0.

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 13

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, the open-source AI assistant platform OpenClaw has released version 2026.4.5, which includes approximately 40 new features and hundreds of fixes, completed by over 60 contributors. This is the first major version update after Anthropic banned OpenClaw's subscription access. The most notable new feature is the experimental 'dreaming' memory system, which integrates backend memory into three collaborative stages: light sleep filters short-term memory, deep sleep is responsible for persistent writing, and the REM stage discovers associations and refines lasting insights. Each of the three stages has independent scheduling and can run automatically without user intervention, accompanied by a Dream Diary interface and debugging tools. The leaked Claude Code source from March 31 coincidentally includes a mechanism called autoDream, which also automatically integrates, deduplicates, and eliminates memory conflicts during idle times, employing a similar layered architecture: the index is always loaded, themes are read on demand, and history is searched without loading. Another similarity is in prompt cache optimization. This version of OpenClaw improves cache hit rates through deterministic arrangement of MCP tool definitions, normalization of system prompt fingerprints, and stripping of inline tool lists, while the leaked Claude Code source shows that it uses stable/dynamic prompt boundaries to maximize cache reuse, indicating nearly identical optimization directions. Boris Cherny, an engineer from Claude Code, is also one of the contributors to OpenClaw's cache improvements. However, development records for OpenClaw's related PRs indicate that the development cycle for these features began well before the leak, making it unrealistic to complete such a large-scale feature port in less than a week. A more likely scenario is that both projects arrived at similar solutions while addressing the same issues, and the leak provided the first opportunity for external comparison of their internal designs. Other major updates include: 1. Built-in video generation tools supporting xAI, Alibaba Cloud Wan, and Runway; music generation tools supporting Google Lyria and MiniMax. 2. New model providers including Tongyi Qianwen, Fireworks AI, and StepFun, with Amazon Bedrock adding Mantle auto-discovery. 3. The control panel now supports 12 languages including Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. 4. Multiple security enhancements for Claude CLI integration, clearing inherited environment variables and configuration overrides, enforcing restricted permission modes to prevent third parties from hijacking the Claude authentication context through OpenClaw.

[OpenClaw Introduces 'Dreaming' Memory System, Similarities with Leaked Claude Code Source]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, the open-source AI assistant platform OpenClaw has released version 2026.4.5, which includes approximately 40 new features and hundreds of fixes, completed by over 60 contributors. This is the first major version update after Anthropic banned OpenClaw's subscription access. The most notable new feature is the experimental 'dreaming' memory system, which integrates backend memory into three collaborative stages: light sleep filters short-term memory, deep sleep is responsible for persistent writing, and the REM stage discovers associations and refines lasting insights. Each of the three stages has independent scheduling and can run automatically without user intervention, accompanied by a Dream Diary interface and debugging tools. The leaked Claude Code source from March 31 coincidentally includes a mechanism called autoDream, which also automatically integrates, deduplicates, and eliminates memory conflicts during idle times, employing a similar layered architecture: the index is always loaded, themes are read on demand, and history is searched without loading. Another similarity is in prompt cache optimization. This version of OpenClaw improves cache hit rates through deterministic arrangement of MCP tool definitions, normalization of system prompt fingerprints, and stripping of inline tool lists, while the leaked Claude Code source shows that it uses stable/dynamic prompt boundaries to maximize cache reuse, indicating nearly identical optimization directions. Boris Cherny, an engineer from Claude Code, is also one of the contributors to OpenClaw's cache improvements. However, development records for OpenClaw's related PRs indicate that the development cycle for these features began well before the leak, making it unrealistic to complete such a large-scale feature port in less than a week. A more likely scenario is that both projects arrived at similar solutions while addressing the same issues, and the leak provided the first opportunity for external comparison of their internal designs. Other major updates include: 1. Built-in video generation tools supporting xAI, Alibaba Cloud Wan, and Runway; music generation tools supporting Google Lyria and MiniMax. 2. New model providers including Tongyi Qianwen, Fireworks AI, and StepFun, with Amazon Bedrock adding Mantle auto-discovery. 3. The control panel now supports 12 languages including Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. 4. Multiple security enhancements for Claude CLI integration, clearing inherited environment variables and configuration overrides, enforcing restricted permission modes to prevent third parties from hijacking the Claude authentication context through OpenClaw.

OpenClaw Introduces 'Dreaming' Memory System, Similarities with Leaked Claude Code Source

On April 6, in response to Anthropic's adjustment of its Claude subscription rules which resulted in current subscriptions no longer covering third-party tool calls, including OpenClaw, requiring additional payment for such usage, OpenClaw issued a statement on the X platform. To avoid billing complexities, users can switch to using an API Key or consider other subscription options, including OpenAI Codex, Qwen, MiniMax, Kimi, and GLM.

[OpenClaw Responds to Anthropic's Subscription Rule Changes: Options for API Key or Other Subscription Services]On April 6, in response to Anthropic's adjustment of its Claude subscription rules which resulted in current subscriptions no longer covering third-party tool calls, including OpenClaw, requiring additional payment for such usage, OpenClaw issued a statement on the X platform. To avoid billing complexities, users can switch to using an API Key or consider other subscription options, including OpenAI Codex, Qwen, MiniMax, Kimi, and GLM.

OpenClaw Responds to Anthropic's Subscription Rule Changes: Options for API Key or Other Subscription Services

On April 6, the African Union, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development Bank, and the United Nations Development Programme jointly released a policy brief stating that the ongoing tensions in the Middle East are continuously impacting key international transport routes and energy and fertilizer supply chains, which will lead to a significant slowdown in Africa's economic growth and pose serious risks to African economies. The brief specifically mentioned that disruptions in the transportation of liquefied natural gas produced in the Persian Gulf will limit the supply of ammonia and urea products, significantly increasing fertilizer prices during the planting season from March to May this year, which will further affect end-consumer sectors such as food. The African Union and other organizations emphasized that the current situation has severely impacted trade and driven up fuel and food prices, potentially leading to a 'cost of living crisis' very soon. The brief noted that the continuously rising shipping and insurance costs, exchange rate pressures, and tightening financial conditions will further exacerbate the intensity of the crisis, placing the heaviest burden on the poorest households.

[International Organizations Warn of Severe Risks to African Economy from US-Israel-Iran Conflict]On April 6, the African Union, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development Bank, and the United Nations Development Programme jointly released a policy brief stating that the ongoing tensions in the Middle East are continuously impacting key international transport routes and energy and fertilizer supply chains, which will lead to a significant slowdown in Africa's economic growth and pose serious risks to African economies. The brief specifically mentioned that disruptions in the transportation of liquefied natural gas produced in the Persian Gulf will limit the supply of ammonia and urea products, significantly increasing fertilizer prices during the planting season from March to May this year, which will further affect end-consumer sectors such as food. The African Union and other organizations emphasized that the current situation has severely impacted trade and driven up fuel and food prices, potentially leading to a 'cost of living crisis' very soon. The brief noted that the continuously rising shipping and insurance costs, exchange rate pressures, and tightening financial conditions will further exacerbate the intensity of the crisis, placing the heaviest burden on the poorest households.

International Organizations Warn of Severe Risks to African Economy from US-Israel-Iran Conflict

On April 6, Citrini Research, the author of the 'End of Day Report', released a 'Field Investigation Report on the Strait of Hormuz'. It is reported that Citrini Research sent an analyst fluent in four languages (including Arabic) to conduct an on-site investigation in the central part of the Strait of Hormuz to assess the actual situation. The analyst stated that investors should abandon the binary thinking of 'open/closed'; the reality of the Strait of Hormuz is more complex, with hot war and commercial diplomacy running in parallel, and traffic volume is expected to gradually recover as the conflict continues. Current events cannot be simply judged by 'conflict escalation/de-escalation' or 'strait open/closed'. The United States is conducting military operations, while its allies (such as France, Japan, and Greece) are actively negotiating navigation rights with Iran. This is a typical symptom of a multipolar world. Currently, Iran has established a functional navigation checkpoint between Qeshm Island and Larak Island, directing all approved traffic through Iranian territorial waters (rather than traditional routes). Vessels or their respective countries contact Iran through intermediaries, submitting ownership, cargo, crew, and other information, and paying tolls. After review, a confirmation code is issued, allowing escorted passage. Unapproved vessels must wait. The analyst noted that Iran's position is 'not wanting to close the strait'; its goal is to establish a sovereign system similar to Turkey's management of the Bosporus Strait, controlling navigation and collecting fees while allowing commercial traffic to operate, thereby positioning itself as a responsible manager of global trade and isolating the United States. However, demands for Iran to open the strait without fees while simultaneously conducting military strikes are contradictory. A complete closure of the strait would lead to a global economic disaster (current estimates suggest a net loss of 10.6 million barrels per day in global commercial crude oil inventories). Most other countries (a rapidly expanding list including China, India, Russia, Japan, France, and Malaysia) are choosing to strike deals with Iran to secure their energy supplies. The analyst expects that as the conflict continues, traffic through the strait will increase. The process will be chaotic, primarily involving LPG carriers and small tankers, while large tankers like VLCCs will remain scarce. This is insufficient to avoid a global economic collision but is far better than a complete closure. Moreover, Iran is actively restraining the actions of the Houthis in the Red Sea/Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, holding this as an unplayed escalation card. Regardless of whether the strait is open, freight rates will remain high, and tanker stocks may not have peaked (such as BWET). The Federal Reserve may see through the impact of the conflict, with room for a shift in interest rate cut expectations, meaning cuts could occur earlier than current market pricing suggests, and this 'advance' expectation has further room to expand.

[Field Investigation Report: Strait of Hormuz Enters New Phase of 'Hot War and Commercial Diplomacy']On April 6, Citrini Research, the author of the 'End of Day Report', released a 'Field Investigation Report on the Strait of Hormuz'. It is reported that Citrini Research sent an analyst fluent in four languages (including Arabic) to conduct an on-site investigation in the central part of the Strait of Hormuz to assess the actual situation. The analyst stated that investors should abandon the binary thinking of 'open/closed'; the reality of the Strait of Hormuz is more complex, with hot war and commercial diplomacy running in parallel, and traffic volume is expected to gradually recover as the conflict continues. Current events cannot be simply judged by 'conflict escalation/de-escalation' or 'strait open/closed'. The United States is conducting military operations, while its allies (such as France, Japan, and Greece) are actively negotiating navigation rights with Iran. This is a typical symptom of a multipolar world. Currently, Iran has established a functional navigation checkpoint between Qeshm Island and Larak Island, directing all approved traffic through Iranian territorial waters (rather than traditional routes). Vessels or their respective countries contact Iran through intermediaries, submitting ownership, cargo, crew, and other information, and paying tolls. After review, a confirmation code is issued, allowing escorted passage. Unapproved vessels must wait. The analyst noted that Iran's position is 'not wanting to close the strait'; its goal is to establish a sovereign system similar to Turkey's management of the Bosporus Strait, controlling navigation and collecting fees while allowing commercial traffic to operate, thereby positioning itself as a responsible manager of global trade and isolating the United States. However, demands for Iran to open the strait without fees while simultaneously conducting military strikes are contradictory. A complete closure of the strait would lead to a global economic disaster (current estimates suggest a net loss of 10.6 million barrels per day in global commercial crude oil inventories). Most other countries (a rapidly expanding list including China, India, Russia, Japan, France, and Malaysia) are choosing to strike deals with Iran to secure their energy supplies. The analyst expects that as the conflict continues, traffic through the strait will increase. The process will be chaotic, primarily involving LPG carriers and small tankers, while large tankers like VLCCs will remain scarce. This is insufficient to avoid a global economic collision but is far better than a complete closure. Moreover, Iran is actively restraining the actions of the Houthis in the Red Sea/Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, holding this as an unplayed escalation card. Regardless of whether the strait is open, freight rates will remain high, and tanker stocks may not have peaked (such as BWET). The Federal Reserve may see through the impact of the conflict, with room for a shift in interest rate cut expectations, meaning cuts could occur earlier than current market pricing suggests, and this 'advance' expectation has further room to expand.

Field Investigation Report: Strait of Hormuz Enters New Phase of 'Hot War and Commercial Diplomacy'

On April 6, the Israel Defense Forces announced that the Israeli Air Force recently completed a series of airstrikes on infrastructure in Tehran. According to earlier reports from Iran, residential areas in eastern Tehran were attacked that morning, resulting in 4 deaths, 7 injuries, and the complete destruction of 3 residential buildings, with an additional 50 buildings severely damaged. (CCTV News)

[IDF Claims Airstrikes on Tehran Infrastructure]On April 6, the Israel Defense Forces announced that the Israeli Air Force recently completed a series of airstrikes on infrastructure in Tehran. According to earlier reports from Iran, residential areas in eastern Tehran were attacked that morning, resulting in 4 deaths, 7 injuries, and the complete destruction of 3 residential buildings, with an additional 50 buildings severely damaged. (CCTV News)

IDF Claims Airstrikes on Tehran Infrastructure

HTX data showed that BTC fell below 87000  USDT and is now at 86998.0 USDT, with a decrease of 0.95% in 24H.

[BTC fell below 87000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC fell below 87000  USDT and is now at 86998.0 USDT, with a decrease of 0.95% in 24H.

BTC fell below 87000  USDT

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Trump: Conflict with Iran Should End Within Days

BTC fell below 87000 USDT

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