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On April 6, BNY Mellon and Robinhood both rose over 1%. According to market news, the U.S. Treasury has selected BNY Mellon and Robinhood to participate in the Trump account plan.

[BNY Mellon and Robinhood Rise Over 1% Amid Reports of Participation in Trump Account Plan]On April 6, BNY Mellon and Robinhood both rose over 1%. According to market news, the U.S. Treasury has selected BNY Mellon and Robinhood to participate in the Trump account plan.

BNY Mellon and Robinhood Rise Over 1% Amid Reports of Participation in Trump Account Plan

On April 6, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon stated in the company's shareholder letter that the U.S. economy is facing a series of risks and challenges. Dimon said, "Our economy has been driven by significant government deficit spending and past stimulus measures, and the demand for increased infrastructure spending continues to grow. Meanwhile, the war in Iran could trigger sustained shocks to oil and commodity prices, forcing a reshaping of global supply chains, which would lead to more persistent inflation and interest rates higher than market expectations. Trade negotiations have also intensified the tense geopolitical environment. Dimon added, 'Moreover, while high asset prices certainly feel good in the short term, they pose additional risks once any problems arise.'" (Dongxin News Agency)

[JPMorgan CEO Dimon: U.S. Economy Faces a Series of Risks and Challenges]On April 6, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon stated in the company's shareholder letter that the U.S. economy is facing a series of risks and challenges. Dimon said, "Our economy has been driven by significant government deficit spending and past stimulus measures, and the demand for increased infrastructure spending continues to grow. Meanwhile, the war in Iran could trigger sustained shocks to oil and commodity prices, forcing a reshaping of global supply chains, which would lead to more persistent inflation and interest rates higher than market expectations. Trade negotiations have also intensified the tense geopolitical environment. Dimon added, 'Moreover, while high asset prices certainly feel good in the short term, they pose additional risks once any problems arise.'" (Dongxin News Agency)

JPMorgan CEO Dimon: U.S. Economy Faces a Series of Risks and Challenges

On April 6, Nasdaq-listed company MicroCloud Hologram Inc. announced plans to invest $400 million in the research and development of a Bitcoin quantum attack resistance protocol, aimed at building a cryptocurrency infrastructure for the "quantum era." The proposal will adopt a "hybrid encryption architecture," introducing quantum-resistant signature algorithms alongside traditional ECDSA within the existing transaction system to achieve dual-signature security redundancy, while supporting progressive upgrades to avoid impacting network stability. Technically, the company intends to be compatible with various mainstream post-quantum algorithms, including lattice-based (such as CRYSTALS-Dilithium), hash-based (such as SPHINCS+), and multivariate signature schemes. Through modular design and signature compression techniques, it aims to balance security and performance overhead. At the protocol level, verification logic will be implemented by expanding the scripting system and adding new opcodes, while upgrades will be promoted via a soft fork approach to ensure that old nodes can still participate in consensus, reducing the risk of community fragmentation. Additionally, the company plans to introduce a time-lock mechanism to prevent "delay attacks" (i.e., the potential for future quantum computing capabilities to break historical public keys), and will also advance hardware acceleration, light wallet support, and miner verification optimization. The roadmap indicates that the project will be implemented in phases: first validating on the testnet, then gradually piloting the hybrid signature mechanism on the mainnet, and ultimately completing a comprehensive quantum resistance upgrade with community consensus.

[MicroCloud Hologram Plans $400 Million Investment to Advance Bitcoin Quantum Resistance Upgrade]On April 6, Nasdaq-listed company MicroCloud Hologram Inc. announced plans to invest $400 million in the research and development of a Bitcoin quantum attack resistance protocol, aimed at building a cryptocurrency infrastructure for the "quantum era." The proposal will adopt a "hybrid encryption architecture," introducing quantum-resistant signature algorithms alongside traditional ECDSA within the existing transaction system to achieve dual-signature security redundancy, while supporting progressive upgrades to avoid impacting network stability. Technically, the company intends to be compatible with various mainstream post-quantum algorithms, including lattice-based (such as CRYSTALS-Dilithium), hash-based (such as SPHINCS+), and multivariate signature schemes. Through modular design and signature compression techniques, it aims to balance security and performance overhead. At the protocol level, verification logic will be implemented by expanding the scripting system and adding new opcodes, while upgrades will be promoted via a soft fork approach to ensure that old nodes can still participate in consensus, reducing the risk of community fragmentation. Additionally, the company plans to introduce a time-lock mechanism to prevent "delay attacks" (i.e., the potential for future quantum computing capabilities to break historical public keys), and will also advance hardware acceleration, light wallet support, and miner verification optimization. The roadmap indicates that the project will be implemented in phases: first validating on the testnet, then gradually piloting the hybrid signature mechanism on the mainnet, and ultimately completing a comprehensive quantum resistance upgrade with community consensus.

MicroCloud Hologram Plans $400 Million Investment to Advance Bitcoin Quantum Resistance Upgrade

On April 6, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized in his latest letter to shareholders that the greatest global risk currently stems from geopolitical conflicts, particularly the situation in the Middle East, which could trigger fluctuations in energy prices, recurring inflation, and upward pressure on interest rates. Dimon pointed out that the U.S. needs to 'become stronger' both economically and militarily, revealing that JPMorgan is advancing a 'Security and Resilience' investment plan exceeding $1 trillion to strengthen the national economic foundation and industrial security. Regarding financial risks, he identified private credit as a potential hazard, citing its lack of transparency and imperfect valuation systems, which could lead to panic selling by investors if the macro environment deteriorates. However, he also stated that this sector is 'less likely to trigger systemic risk.' Additionally, Dimon criticized the new U.S. bank capital regulation as 'full of loopholes,' arguing that the additional capital requirements for large banks amount to 'punishing success.' Overall, this lengthy shareholder letter clearly transcends traditional banking business, focusing more on macro policies and national strategies, and has once again sparked public interest in Dimon's potential political aspirations.

[JPMorgan CEO's Letter to Shareholders: Geopolitical Risks Top Priority, Caution on Private Credit Hazards]On April 6, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized in his latest letter to shareholders that the greatest global risk currently stems from geopolitical conflicts, particularly the situation in the Middle East, which could trigger fluctuations in energy prices, recurring inflation, and upward pressure on interest rates. Dimon pointed out that the U.S. needs to 'become stronger' both economically and militarily, revealing that JPMorgan is advancing a 'Security and Resilience' investment plan exceeding $1 trillion to strengthen the national economic foundation and industrial security. Regarding financial risks, he identified private credit as a potential hazard, citing its lack of transparency and imperfect valuation systems, which could lead to panic selling by investors if the macro environment deteriorates. However, he also stated that this sector is 'less likely to trigger systemic risk.' Additionally, Dimon criticized the new U.S. bank capital regulation as 'full of loopholes,' arguing that the additional capital requirements for large banks amount to 'punishing success.' Overall, this lengthy shareholder letter clearly transcends traditional banking business, focusing more on macro policies and national strategies, and has once again sparked public interest in Dimon's potential political aspirations.

JPMorgan CEO's Letter to Shareholders: Geopolitical Risks Top Priority, Caution on Private Credit Hazards

On April 6, Goldman Sachs' latest report indicated that the Strait of Hormuz, a global energy transportation artery, is under pressure due to conflicts in the Middle East, leading to extreme stress on the oil supply chain and an increasing risk of localized 'oil shortages.' The analysis highlights that the impact is particularly pronounced in Asia, where several economies are heavily reliant on energy imports from the Persian Gulf, with some countries sourcing about 50% of their fuel from the region, and nations like South Korea and Singapore being even more dependent on the Middle East. Although there has not yet been a global supply disruption, the buffers maintained through inventory consumption, trade redirection, and export restrictions are weakening. Data shows that by late March, net oil imports in Asia had significantly declined, reflecting rapidly rising supply pressures. By category, naphtha and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are experiencing severe shortages due to tight inventories, while diesel and jet fuel prices continue to rise, compounded by market hoarding behavior that further increases volatility. Some countries have already shown signs of fuel rationing or supply interruptions, with India and Thailand beginning to implement intervention measures. Goldman Sachs emphasizes that while a structural global supply crisis has not yet emerged, if disturbances in the Strait of Hormuz persist, localized energy shortages and surging oil prices will further intensify, particularly impacting regions with high import dependence.

[Goldman Sachs Warns of Risks in the Strait of Hormuz: Asia May Face Localized 'Oil Shortages' and Price Surge]On April 6, Goldman Sachs' latest report indicated that the Strait of Hormuz, a global energy transportation artery, is under pressure due to conflicts in the Middle East, leading to extreme stress on the oil supply chain and an increasing risk of localized 'oil shortages.' The analysis highlights that the impact is particularly pronounced in Asia, where several economies are heavily reliant on energy imports from the Persian Gulf, with some countries sourcing about 50% of their fuel from the region, and nations like South Korea and Singapore being even more dependent on the Middle East. Although there has not yet been a global supply disruption, the buffers maintained through inventory consumption, trade redirection, and export restrictions are weakening. Data shows that by late March, net oil imports in Asia had significantly declined, reflecting rapidly rising supply pressures. By category, naphtha and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are experiencing severe shortages due to tight inventories, while diesel and jet fuel prices continue to rise, compounded by market hoarding behavior that further increases volatility. Some countries have already shown signs of fuel rationing or supply interruptions, with India and Thailand beginning to implement intervention measures. Goldman Sachs emphasizes that while a structural global supply crisis has not yet emerged, if disturbances in the Strait of Hormuz persist, localized energy shortages and surging oil prices will further intensify, particularly impacting regions with high import dependence.

Goldman Sachs Warns of Risks in the Strait of Hormuz: Asia May Face Localized 'Oil Shortages' and Price Surge

On April 6, local time, a petrochemical complex in the southern Iranian city of Marvdasht was attacked by the U.S. and Israel, resulting in a fire. It is reported that the fire has now been brought under control and did not cause significant damage. Earlier reports indicated that petrochemical facilities in South Pars and Assaluyeh in Bushehr Province were also attacked on the same day. (Jinshi)

[Another Iranian Petrochemical Facility Attacked]On April 6, local time, a petrochemical complex in the southern Iranian city of Marvdasht was attacked by the U.S. and Israel, resulting in a fire. It is reported that the fire has now been brought under control and did not cause significant damage. Earlier reports indicated that petrochemical facilities in South Pars and Assaluyeh in Bushehr Province were also attacked on the same day. (Jinshi)

Another Iranian Petrochemical Facility Attacked

According to US media reports on the 6th, a White House official stated that the 45-day ceasefire plan between the US and Iran is just one of the 'many proposals' currently under discussion. The official indicated that President Trump has not yet approved the plan, and US military actions against Iran are still ongoing. (Xinhua News Agency)

[US Media: 45-Day Ceasefire Plan is Just One of Many Proposals]According to US media reports on the 6th, a White House official stated that the 45-day ceasefire plan between the US and Iran is just one of the 'many proposals' currently under discussion. The official indicated that President Trump has not yet approved the plan, and US military actions against Iran are still ongoing. (Xinhua News Agency)

US Media: 45-Day Ceasefire Plan is Just One of Many Proposals

On April 6, the White House stated that President Trump has not yet approved the ceasefire plan. The potential ceasefire proposal is just one of many ideas.

[Trump Has Not Approved Ceasefire Plan]On April 6, the White House stated that President Trump has not yet approved the ceasefire plan. The potential ceasefire proposal is just one of many ideas.

Trump Has Not Approved Ceasefire Plan

On April 6, Wells Fargo stated that it expects the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates unchanged in 2026, revising its previous forecast of two rate cuts this year. (Jinshi)

[Wells Fargo: Fed Expected to Keep Rates Unchanged in 2026]On April 6, Wells Fargo stated that it expects the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates unchanged in 2026, revising its previous forecast of two rate cuts this year. (Jinshi)

Wells Fargo: Fed Expected to Keep Rates Unchanged in 2026

According to CoinDesk, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could require a network of international deals to stop state-backed money from infringing on other countries’ sovereignty, European Union Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Monday.
The bloc is currently considering a digital version of the euro – but needs to confront design issues such as how it will work for cross border payments.
“How do you avoid the risk of infringing the sovereignty of other jurisdictions through a digital currency… while developing a digital currency with global ambition, as the digital euro will be?” said Gentiloni, who is responsible for economics at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm. Gentiloni was speaking at a conference on the digital euro, organized by the Commission and the European Central Bank.

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【CBDCs could need global regulation, EU commissioner says】According to CoinDesk, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could require a network of international deals to stop state-backed money from infringing on other countries’ sovereignty, European Union Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Monday.
The bloc is currently considering a digital version of the euro – but needs to confront design issues such as how it will work for cross border payments.
“How do you avoid the risk of infringing the sovereignty of other jurisdictions through a digital currency… while developing a digital currency with global ambition, as the digital euro will be?” said Gentiloni, who is responsible for economics at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm. Gentiloni was speaking at a conference on the digital euro, organized by the Commission and the European Central Bank.

CBDCs could need global regulation, EU commissioner says

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CBDCs could need global regulation, EU commissioner says

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