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Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2400, currently priced at $2399.88, with a 24-hour increase of 3.46%. The market is experiencing significant fluctuations, so please ensure proper risk management.

[ETH Falls Below $2400]Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2400, currently priced at $2399.88, with a 24-hour increase of 3.46%. The market is experiencing significant fluctuations, so please ensure proper risk management.

ETH Falls Below $2400

On April 22, Bitcoin mining company American Bitcoin, supported by the Trump family, announced that it has completed the activation of an additional 11,298 ASIC miners. The total number of miners owned by the company includes all Bitcoin miners and their total computing power, which may include devices that are not yet operational or powered on at the sites. The total number of operational miners refers to the number of miners that are currently powered on and running at operational sites.

[American Bitcoin Activates 11,298 ASIC Miners]On April 22, Bitcoin mining company American Bitcoin, supported by the Trump family, announced that it has completed the activation of an additional 11,298 ASIC miners. The total number of miners owned by the company includes all Bitcoin miners and their total computing power, which may include devices that are not yet operational or powered on at the sites. The total number of operational miners refers to the number of miners that are currently powered on and running at operational sites.

American Bitcoin Activates 11,298 ASIC Miners

On April 22, the Lebanese and Israeli envoys will hold their second meeting in Washington, D.C. this Thursday, focusing on extending the soon-to-expire 10-day temporary ceasefire agreement. This agreement was brokered by the Trump administration and is currently under pressure from frequent conflicts and mutual accusations of violations. The Lebanese side stated that extending the ceasefire is a prerequisite for advancing subsequent negotiations and hopes to use this opportunity to promote key issues such as the withdrawal of Israeli troops, the release of detainees, and border demarcation. Meanwhile, clashes between Hezbollah and Israel continue, keeping the situation highly tense. Analysts believe that as an important link connecting multiple diplomatic fronts in the Middle East, this meeting not only concerns the trajectory of the Lebanon-Israel border situation but will also test the United States' mediation capabilities in regional conflicts. Given the significant casualties caused by the conflict and the ongoing disputes over the border 'buffer zone,' there remains considerable uncertainty about whether the ceasefire can be sustained.

[Lebanon-Israel Envoy to Meet Again in Washington, Pushing for Extension of Ceasefire Agreement]On April 22, the Lebanese and Israeli envoys will hold their second meeting in Washington, D.C. this Thursday, focusing on extending the soon-to-expire 10-day temporary ceasefire agreement. This agreement was brokered by the Trump administration and is currently under pressure from frequent conflicts and mutual accusations of violations. The Lebanese side stated that extending the ceasefire is a prerequisite for advancing subsequent negotiations and hopes to use this opportunity to promote key issues such as the withdrawal of Israeli troops, the release of detainees, and border demarcation. Meanwhile, clashes between Hezbollah and Israel continue, keeping the situation highly tense. Analysts believe that as an important link connecting multiple diplomatic fronts in the Middle East, this meeting not only concerns the trajectory of the Lebanon-Israel border situation but will also test the United States' mediation capabilities in regional conflicts. Given the significant casualties caused by the conflict and the ongoing disputes over the border 'buffer zone,' there remains considerable uncertainty about whether the ceasefire can be sustained.

Lebanon-Israel Envoy to Meet Again in Washington, Pushing for Extension of Ceasefire Agreement

On April 22, the North Korean hacker organization Lazarus Group initiated a new macOS attack campaign named "Mach-O Man," targeting executives and institutions in high-value sectors such as cryptocurrency and fintech. The attack employs a social engineering technique called "ClickFix," which entices victims to paste commands on their Mac terminals to gain access to corporate systems, SaaS platforms, and financial resources. CertiK researchers noted that "Mach-O Man" is a modular macOS malware toolkit developed by Lazarus Group, which has now been adopted by other cybercriminal groups and often self-deletes before victims can detect it, complicating traceability and detection efforts. Additionally, attackers have implemented this attack by hijacking DeFi project domains and replacing them with fake Cloudflare messages.

[North Korea's Lazarus Group Launches macOS Malware Attack]On April 22, the North Korean hacker organization Lazarus Group initiated a new macOS attack campaign named "Mach-O Man," targeting executives and institutions in high-value sectors such as cryptocurrency and fintech. The attack employs a social engineering technique called "ClickFix," which entices victims to paste commands on their Mac terminals to gain access to corporate systems, SaaS platforms, and financial resources. CertiK researchers noted that "Mach-O Man" is a modular macOS malware toolkit developed by Lazarus Group, which has now been adopted by other cybercriminal groups and often self-deletes before victims can detect it, complicating traceability and detection efforts. Additionally, attackers have implemented this attack by hijacking DeFi project domains and replacing them with fake Cloudflare messages.

North Korea's Lazarus Group Launches macOS Malware Attack

Google Cloud has announced the establishment of a $750 million fund aimed at providing new resources and incentives for its partner ecosystem to help accelerate the transformation of their mutual clients through the use of agent-based artificial intelligence. The fund is open to global consulting firms, system integrators, software partners, and channel partners. (Bloomberg)

[Google Cloud Launches $750 Million Fund to Accelerate AI Development for Partners]Google Cloud has announced the establishment of a $750 million fund aimed at providing new resources and incentives for its partner ecosystem to help accelerate the transformation of their mutual clients through the use of agent-based artificial intelligence. The fund is open to global consulting firms, system integrators, software partners, and channel partners. (Bloomberg)

Google Cloud Launches $750 Million Fund to Accelerate AI Development for Partners

On April 22, The New York Times reported that Robinhood Ventures has invested $75 million in OpenAI.

[Robinhood Ventures Invests $75 Million in OpenAI]On April 22, The New York Times reported that Robinhood Ventures has invested $75 million in OpenAI.

Robinhood Ventures Invests $75 Million in OpenAI

On April 22, the semi-official Tasnim News Agency in Iran reiterated on Wednesday that Gulf Arab states may still face the risk of submarine data cables in the Strait of Hormuz being cut. The agency reported that 'if multiple major cables are damaged simultaneously, whether due to accidents or sabotage, it could lead to severe internet outages in the Persian Gulf.' Several cables cross the Strait of Hormuz. The Gulf region has previously experienced internet disruptions due to multiple cuts to submarine cables in the Red Sea. The Houthi forces in Yemen have also previously threatened regarding the cables.

[Iranian Media Warns of Risks to Submarine Cables in the Strait of Hormuz]On April 22, the semi-official Tasnim News Agency in Iran reiterated on Wednesday that Gulf Arab states may still face the risk of submarine data cables in the Strait of Hormuz being cut. The agency reported that 'if multiple major cables are damaged simultaneously, whether due to accidents or sabotage, it could lead to severe internet outages in the Persian Gulf.' Several cables cross the Strait of Hormuz. The Gulf region has previously experienced internet disruptions due to multiple cuts to submarine cables in the Red Sea. The Houthi forces in Yemen have also previously threatened regarding the cables.

Iranian Media Warns of Risks to Submarine Cables in the Strait of Hormuz

On April 22, Cointelegraph reported that several technical indicators suggest that the price of Bitcoin may be brewing a new round of significant volatility. The current monthly Bollinger Bands have narrowed to their historically tightest range, and analysts believe that once the range expands, it could trigger a 'strong upward market.' Similar situations have historically occurred before the bull markets of 2016 and 2020. Additionally, market observations show that Bitcoin's monthly relative strength index has fallen to its lowest level since the 2022 bear market and has once again touched a long-term support trend line. Such combinations of signals have previously corresponded to cycle bottoms, followed by substantial rebounds. However, in the short term, the upper resistance remains crucial. Analysts point out that BTC needs to effectively break through the $78,000 to $80,000 range to confirm the continuation of the upward trend. Order book data indicates significant selling pressure in this range, and if a successful breakout occurs, the price is expected to further test the $84,000 to $86,000 range.

[Bollinger Band Signal: Bitcoin May Face 'Strong Market', but Must Break $80,000 Resistance]On April 22, Cointelegraph reported that several technical indicators suggest that the price of Bitcoin may be brewing a new round of significant volatility. The current monthly Bollinger Bands have narrowed to their historically tightest range, and analysts believe that once the range expands, it could trigger a 'strong upward market.' Similar situations have historically occurred before the bull markets of 2016 and 2020. Additionally, market observations show that Bitcoin's monthly relative strength index has fallen to its lowest level since the 2022 bear market and has once again touched a long-term support trend line. Such combinations of signals have previously corresponded to cycle bottoms, followed by substantial rebounds. However, in the short term, the upper resistance remains crucial. Analysts point out that BTC needs to effectively break through the $78,000 to $80,000 range to confirm the continuation of the upward trend. Order book data indicates significant selling pressure in this range, and if a successful breakout occurs, the price is expected to further test the $84,000 to $86,000 range.

Bollinger Band Signal: Bitcoin May Face 'Strong Market', but Must Break $80,000 Resistance

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, discussions among OpenClaw users about whether 'Anthropic has allowed Claude CLI again' have clarified the facts: Anthropic has never relaxed its policy; the only change is the misunderstanding by OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger regarding a statement from Boris Cherny, the head of Claude Code. This misunderstanding has been denied twice by the behavior of Anthropic's server-side classifier. Boris's reply on April 6 was posted under Steinberger's experimental tweet. The experiment itself was simple: a request was made using the official Claude CLI with the -p parameter, and by including the phrase 'running inside OpenClaw' in the system prompt, it was classified as a third-party application, resulting in charges from Extra Usage. Boris acknowledged that this was an overreaction by the classifier and promised to improve the usage terms for -p. This statement was aimed at ensuring that 'developers using the official CLI for scripting should not be misclassified,' not that tools like OpenClaw would be exempt from classification. However, Peter directly restored Claude CLI as the default backend for new users in version 2026.4.7, stating in the documentation that 'OpenClaw considers the reuse of claude -p as implicitly permitted,' and he even disabled high-consumption features like heartbeat to demonstrate compliance. This step extended his interpretation of 'CLI use is allowed' to mean 'OpenClaw fundamentally operates as claude -p, so it counts as CLI usage.' Anthropic has never publicly recognized this extension. The server-side classifier continues to reject requests based on OpenClaw's characteristics (currently confirmed mainly by system prompt fingerprints) because the prompt injected by OpenClaw is seen as the strongest signal of 'third-party tools driving the CLI.' While the official CLI is being called, the actual entity initiating the request remains OpenClaw, thus it is still charged as a third party. This is what Steinberger acknowledged today as 'theoretically should be usable, but practically is not.' In other words, he thought the permission he received would cover OpenClaw, but it has proven not to be the case. The so-called 'gray area' is not due to Anthropic's ambiguous stance, but rather a disagreement obscured by vague wording: Boris aimed to fix the boundary of the classifier's misclassification, while Peter interpreted it as 'OpenClaw being within the boundary.'

[Claude CLI Misunderstanding: OpenClaw's Status Remains Unchanged]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, discussions among OpenClaw users about whether 'Anthropic has allowed Claude CLI again' have clarified the facts: Anthropic has never relaxed its policy; the only change is the misunderstanding by OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger regarding a statement from Boris Cherny, the head of Claude Code. This misunderstanding has been denied twice by the behavior of Anthropic's server-side classifier. Boris's reply on April 6 was posted under Steinberger's experimental tweet. The experiment itself was simple: a request was made using the official Claude CLI with the -p parameter, and by including the phrase 'running inside OpenClaw' in the system prompt, it was classified as a third-party application, resulting in charges from Extra Usage. Boris acknowledged that this was an overreaction by the classifier and promised to improve the usage terms for -p. This statement was aimed at ensuring that 'developers using the official CLI for scripting should not be misclassified,' not that tools like OpenClaw would be exempt from classification. However, Peter directly restored Claude CLI as the default backend for new users in version 2026.4.7, stating in the documentation that 'OpenClaw considers the reuse of claude -p as implicitly permitted,' and he even disabled high-consumption features like heartbeat to demonstrate compliance. This step extended his interpretation of 'CLI use is allowed' to mean 'OpenClaw fundamentally operates as claude -p, so it counts as CLI usage.' Anthropic has never publicly recognized this extension. The server-side classifier continues to reject requests based on OpenClaw's characteristics (currently confirmed mainly by system prompt fingerprints) because the prompt injected by OpenClaw is seen as the strongest signal of 'third-party tools driving the CLI.' While the official CLI is being called, the actual entity initiating the request remains OpenClaw, thus it is still charged as a third party. This is what Steinberger acknowledged today as 'theoretically should be usable, but practically is not.' In other words, he thought the permission he received would cover OpenClaw, but it has proven not to be the case. The so-called 'gray area' is not due to Anthropic's ambiguous stance, but rather a disagreement obscured by vague wording: Boris aimed to fix the boundary of the classifier's misclassification, while Peter interpreted it as 'OpenClaw being within the boundary.'

Claude CLI Misunderstanding: OpenClaw's Status Remains Unchanged

edge Hits New High of 1.3018 USDT, Up -3.66% in 24H

【edge soared to 1.3742 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -3.66%. It currently trades at 1.3018 USDT on HTX.】edge Hits New High of 1.3018 USDT, Up -3.66% in 24H

edge soared to 1.3742 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -3.66%. It currently trades at 1.3018 USDT on HTX.

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edge soared to 1.3742 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -3.66%. It currently trades at 1.3018 USDT on HTX.

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