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On April 16, Bank of America's stock trading division set a record as increased market volatility drove profits to their highest level in nearly two decades. The company stated in a release on Wednesday that first-quarter stock trading revenue rose by 30% to $2.8 billion, exceeding expectations, while fixed income trading revenue grew by less than 1% to $3.5 billion, falling short of analyst consensus. The bank also raised its full-year net interest income forecast, citing a shift in expectations regarding Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, while assuming that loans and deposits will continue to grow.

[Bank of America Reports Record Stock Trading Revenue Driven by Market Volatility]On April 16, Bank of America's stock trading division set a record as increased market volatility drove profits to their highest level in nearly two decades. The company stated in a release on Wednesday that first-quarter stock trading revenue rose by 30% to $2.8 billion, exceeding expectations, while fixed income trading revenue grew by less than 1% to $3.5 billion, falling short of analyst consensus. The bank also raised its full-year net interest income forecast, citing a shift in expectations regarding Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, while assuming that loans and deposits will continue to grow.

Bank of America Reports Record Stock Trading Revenue Driven by Market Volatility

On April 16, Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported on the 15th, citing informed sources, that Iran will conduct a necessary assessment after meeting with a delegation led by Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff Munir to decide whether to engage in the next round of negotiations with the United States. The informed source stated that achieving a ceasefire in Lebanon would be a positive signal for Iran's participation in the next round of talks. Meanwhile, the U.S. must adhere to a reasonable negotiation framework and avoid making excessive demands or violating commitments made prior to the ceasefire. (Xinhua)

[Iran to Assess Whether to Hold Next Round of Talks with the U.S.]On April 16, Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported on the 15th, citing informed sources, that Iran will conduct a necessary assessment after meeting with a delegation led by Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff Munir to decide whether to engage in the next round of negotiations with the United States. The informed source stated that achieving a ceasefire in Lebanon would be a positive signal for Iran's participation in the next round of talks. Meanwhile, the U.S. must adhere to a reasonable negotiation framework and avoid making excessive demands or violating commitments made prior to the ceasefire. (Xinhua)

Iran to Assess Whether to Hold Next Round of Talks with the U.S.

On April 16, Bitcoin core developer Jameson Lopp recently stated that rather than allowing quantum computing attackers to steal long-dormant bitcoins in the future, it would be better to freeze them. Approximately 5.6 million BTC (about 28% of the total supply) have not moved for over a decade and are likely permanently lost, valued at around $42 billion. If these dormant coins were to be hacked by quantum computers and enter the market, it could trigger severe volatility and market panic, potentially damaging confidence in the Bitcoin network. Lopp emphasized that this is not the outcome he wishes to see, but rather a pragmatic measure against a potential existential threat; he prefers to make these 'lost' coins unusable by attackers. The BIP-361 proposal he is involved in aims to gradually phase out the current quantum-vulnerable signature mechanism and encourage users to upgrade their wallets by invalidating transactions from unmoved wallets. This idea is still in its early stages, and he himself has stated that he 'doesn't like' this solution and hopes it will never need to be implemented, but believes that overall network security is more important than strict immutability principles in the face of quantum threats.

[Bitcoin Core Developer: Better to Freeze 5.6 Million BTC Than Risk Quantum Hacking]On April 16, Bitcoin core developer Jameson Lopp recently stated that rather than allowing quantum computing attackers to steal long-dormant bitcoins in the future, it would be better to freeze them. Approximately 5.6 million BTC (about 28% of the total supply) have not moved for over a decade and are likely permanently lost, valued at around $42 billion. If these dormant coins were to be hacked by quantum computers and enter the market, it could trigger severe volatility and market panic, potentially damaging confidence in the Bitcoin network. Lopp emphasized that this is not the outcome he wishes to see, but rather a pragmatic measure against a potential existential threat; he prefers to make these 'lost' coins unusable by attackers. The BIP-361 proposal he is involved in aims to gradually phase out the current quantum-vulnerable signature mechanism and encourage users to upgrade their wallets by invalidating transactions from unmoved wallets. This idea is still in its early stages, and he himself has stated that he 'doesn't like' this solution and hopes it will never need to be implemented, but believes that overall network security is more important than strict immutability principles in the face of quantum threats.

Bitcoin Core Developer: Better to Freeze 5.6 Million BTC Than Risk Quantum Hacking

On April 16, sources reported that Israel expects the ceasefire agreement with Iran to be extended. (Reuters)

[Israel Expects Ceasefire Agreement with Iran to Be Extended]On April 16, sources reported that Israel expects the ceasefire agreement with Iran to be extended. (Reuters)

Israel Expects Ceasefire Agreement with Iran to Be Extended

On April 15, in response to US President Trump's expressed dissatisfaction with the US-UK 'special relationship', UK Prime Minister Starmer stated that the UK would not be dragged into a US-Iran war and would 'not compromise'. In a recent interview with Sky News, Trump commented on the current state of the US-UK 'special relationship', saying, 'When we need them (the UK) for help, they are not there; when we need them, they are not there; when we don’t need them, they are still not there. They are still not there now.' Trump mentioned that the US had previously offered the UK a good trade deal, 'better than what I was originally supposed to give', but that this deal 'could be modified at any time'. In response to Trump's threats, Starmer, during a questioning session in the House of Commons on the same day, reiterated his position on the Iran war, stating, 'The UK will not be dragged into war; this is not our war.' Starmer emphasized that despite facing significant pressure, he would not change his mind and 'would not compromise'. (Xinhua)

[Trump Displeased with US-UK 'Special Relationship'; Starmer Says No Compromise]On April 15, in response to US President Trump's expressed dissatisfaction with the US-UK 'special relationship', UK Prime Minister Starmer stated that the UK would not be dragged into a US-Iran war and would 'not compromise'. In a recent interview with Sky News, Trump commented on the current state of the US-UK 'special relationship', saying, 'When we need them (the UK) for help, they are not there; when we need them, they are not there; when we don’t need them, they are still not there. They are still not there now.' Trump mentioned that the US had previously offered the UK a good trade deal, 'better than what I was originally supposed to give', but that this deal 'could be modified at any time'. In response to Trump's threats, Starmer, during a questioning session in the House of Commons on the same day, reiterated his position on the Iran war, stating, 'The UK will not be dragged into war; this is not our war.' Starmer emphasized that despite facing significant pressure, he would not change his mind and 'would not compromise'. (Xinhua)

Trump Displeased with US-UK 'Special Relationship'; Starmer Says No Compromise

On April 16, Arab media outlet Al Hadath reported that if an agreement is reached with Iran, U.S. President Trump will travel to Pakistan.

[Trump to Visit Pakistan if Agreement Reached with Iran]On April 16, Arab media outlet Al Hadath reported that if an agreement is reached with Iran, U.S. President Trump will travel to Pakistan.

Trump to Visit Pakistan if Agreement Reached with Iran

On April 15, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, a whale has staked 50,000 ETH, valued at approximately $116.97 million.

[Whale Stakes 50,000 ETH Worth Over $116 Million]On April 15, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, a whale has staked 50,000 ETH, valued at approximately $116.97 million.

Whale Stakes 50,000 ETH Worth Over $116 Million

On April 15, Michael Saylor posted on the X platform stating that Strategy has generated 17,585 BTC in gains in the first two weeks of April 2026, valued at approximately $1.3 billion. According to the images he shared, the year-to-date Bitcoin yield from Strategy is 5.6%, equating to 37,339 BTC (approximately $2.78 billion); the yield for this quarter so far is 2.3%, amounting to 17,585 BTC (around $1.3 billion).

[Michael Saylor: Strategy Bitcoin Gains Reach 17,585 BTC in First Two Weeks of April]On April 15, Michael Saylor posted on the X platform stating that Strategy has generated 17,585 BTC in gains in the first two weeks of April 2026, valued at approximately $1.3 billion. According to the images he shared, the year-to-date Bitcoin yield from Strategy is 5.6%, equating to 37,339 BTC (approximately $2.78 billion); the yield for this quarter so far is 2.3%, amounting to 17,585 BTC (around $1.3 billion).

Michael Saylor: Strategy Bitcoin Gains Reach 17,585 BTC in First Two Weeks of April

HTX data showed that BTC broke through 74000  USDT and is now at 74008.1 USDT, with a decrease of 1.85% in 24H.

[BTC broke through 74000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC broke through 74000  USDT and is now at 74008.1 USDT, with a decrease of 1.85% in 24H.

BTC broke through 74000  USDT

June 23 (Huobi) -The Bitcoin codebase has been updated to avoid potential issues with a new member being added to std::allocator in C++23. The issue was discovered by Microsoft and will be reverted before it ships. The update serves as a reminder that giving the C++ Standard Committee control of the public interface of a type can lead to breakages, and suggests that other types such as zero_after_free_allocator should also be considered for similar updates.

[The Bitcoin codebase has been updated to avoid potential issues with a new member being added to std::allocator in C++23]June 23 (Huobi) -The Bitcoin codebase has been updated to avoid potential issues with a new member being added to std::allocator in C++23. The issue was discovered by Microsoft and will be reverted before it ships. The update serves as a reminder that giving the C++ Standard Committee control of the public interface of a type can lead to breakages, and suggests that other types such as zero_after_free_allocator should also be considered for similar updates.

The Bitcoin codebase has been updated to avoid potential issues with a new member being added to std::allocator in C++23

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The Bitcoin codebase has been updated to avoid potential issues with a new member being added to std::allocator in C++23

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