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According to reports, UK financial regulators are urgently assessing the risks associated with Anthropic's latest AI model.

[UK Financial Regulators Urgently Assess Risks of Anthropic's Latest AI Model]According to reports, UK financial regulators are urgently assessing the risks associated with Anthropic's latest AI model.

UK Financial Regulators Urgently Assess Risks of Anthropic's Latest AI Model

On April 12, according to HTX market information, Ethereum has fallen below $2200, with a 24-hour decline of 1.86%.

[Ethereum Falls Below $2200, 24-Hour Decline of 1.86%]On April 12, according to HTX market information, Ethereum has fallen below $2200, with a 24-hour decline of 1.86%.

Ethereum Falls Below $2200, 24-Hour Decline of 1.86%

In an interview video released by Russia Today on April 12, Ibrahim Azizi, the chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, stated that the Americans need a negotiated agreement more than Iran does, and therefore the U.S. must accept all conditions and prerequisites. He emphasized that if the U.S. does not accept, Iran will not change its stance. He also expressed that Iran does not trust the Americans, believing that a country with an arrogant and colonial mindset, which sees itself as principled, will not respect the interests of other nations and their political systems, nor will it honor contracts and agreements. (CCTV International News)

[Iranian Official: The U.S. Needs an Agreement More Than Iran]In an interview video released by Russia Today on April 12, Ibrahim Azizi, the chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, stated that the Americans need a negotiated agreement more than Iran does, and therefore the U.S. must accept all conditions and prerequisites. He emphasized that if the U.S. does not accept, Iran will not change its stance. He also expressed that Iran does not trust the Americans, believing that a country with an arrogant and colonial mindset, which sees itself as principled, will not respect the interests of other nations and their political systems, nor will it honor contracts and agreements. (CCTV International News)

Iranian Official: The U.S. Needs an Agreement More Than Iran

On April 12, The New York Times reported that the US-Iran negotiations currently face three main sticking points: the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the issue of enriched uranium, and the unfreezing of Iran's overseas assets. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has rejected the US proposal for 'joint control' and insists on maintaining its control over the strait, claiming the right to charge passing ships a 'toll.' Iran stated that it would only consider arrangements for the strait's reopening after a final peace agreement is reached. The US, on the other hand, holds a completely opposite stance. President Trump stated on the 10th that the Strait of Hormuz is international waters and will be 'opened soon,' regardless of 'Iran's cooperation,' and he will not allow Iran to collect tolls. On the nuclear issue, the US demands that Iran hand over its entire stockpile of near-weapons-grade enriched uranium, which weighs about 900 pounds. Iran has proposed a counteroffer, but the two sides have failed to reach a compromise. Additionally, the US requires Iran not only to refrain from developing nuclear weapons currently but also to commit long-term to not acquiring related capabilities and technologies. The US stated that it has 'not yet seen a clear willingness from Iran.' Regarding frozen assets, Iran demands compensation from the US for damages caused by six weeks of airstrikes and the unfreezing of approximately $27 billion in oil revenues located in Iraq, Luxembourg, Bahrain, Japan, Turkey, and Germany for post-war reconstruction. The US has rejected these demands.

[Analysis: Key Issues in US-Iran Negotiations Focus on Three Major Points, Disputes Over Hormuz Control at Forefront]On April 12, The New York Times reported that the US-Iran negotiations currently face three main sticking points: the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the issue of enriched uranium, and the unfreezing of Iran's overseas assets. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has rejected the US proposal for 'joint control' and insists on maintaining its control over the strait, claiming the right to charge passing ships a 'toll.' Iran stated that it would only consider arrangements for the strait's reopening after a final peace agreement is reached. The US, on the other hand, holds a completely opposite stance. President Trump stated on the 10th that the Strait of Hormuz is international waters and will be 'opened soon,' regardless of 'Iran's cooperation,' and he will not allow Iran to collect tolls. On the nuclear issue, the US demands that Iran hand over its entire stockpile of near-weapons-grade enriched uranium, which weighs about 900 pounds. Iran has proposed a counteroffer, but the two sides have failed to reach a compromise. Additionally, the US requires Iran not only to refrain from developing nuclear weapons currently but also to commit long-term to not acquiring related capabilities and technologies. The US stated that it has 'not yet seen a clear willingness from Iran.' Regarding frozen assets, Iran demands compensation from the US for damages caused by six weeks of airstrikes and the unfreezing of approximately $27 billion in oil revenues located in Iraq, Luxembourg, Bahrain, Japan, Turkey, and Germany for post-war reconstruction. The US has rejected these demands.

Analysis: Key Issues in US-Iran Negotiations Focus on Three Major Points, Disputes Over Hormuz Control at Forefront

On April 12, according to Xinhua News Agency, U.S. President Trump shared an article on social media advocating for a 'naval blockade' of Iran. The Iranian embassy in Austria responded the same day, stating that a blockade cannot 'open' the Strait of Hormuz. 'To provide a simple explanation for those concerned: a blockade is a blockade. It cannot 'open' the Strait of Hormuz; it will only impose restrictions on it. The only way out of this self-created predicament is to remain open and flexible in negotiations. Embrace reason.' According to monitoring by PolyBeats, the probability of the Strait of Hormuz being navigable by the end of the month has dropped from 35% before U.S.-Iran talks to 17%.

[Iran Responds to Trump: Blockade Cannot 'Open' the Strait of Hormuz]On April 12, according to Xinhua News Agency, U.S. President Trump shared an article on social media advocating for a 'naval blockade' of Iran. The Iranian embassy in Austria responded the same day, stating that a blockade cannot 'open' the Strait of Hormuz. 'To provide a simple explanation for those concerned: a blockade is a blockade. It cannot 'open' the Strait of Hormuz; it will only impose restrictions on it. The only way out of this self-created predicament is to remain open and flexible in negotiations. Embrace reason.' According to monitoring by PolyBeats, the probability of the Strait of Hormuz being navigable by the end of the month has dropped from 35% before U.S.-Iran talks to 17%.

Iran Responds to Trump: Blockade Cannot 'Open' the Strait of Hormuz

On April 12, Malayan Banking's senior strategist Fiona Lim stated that the market may feel some disappointment over the lack of progress in US-Iran negotiations, but this is not entirely unexpected. The dollar may gain further upward momentum when the market opens on Monday. Some Asian currencies, particularly those of net energy importers such as the South Korean won, Philippine peso, Japanese yen, and Thai baht, began to weaken last Friday and may continue to face pressure this week.

[Analyst: Stalemate in US-Iran Negotiations Could Boost Dollar Further]On April 12, Malayan Banking's senior strategist Fiona Lim stated that the market may feel some disappointment over the lack of progress in US-Iran negotiations, but this is not entirely unexpected. The dollar may gain further upward momentum when the market opens on Monday. Some Asian currencies, particularly those of net energy importers such as the South Korean won, Philippine peso, Japanese yen, and Thai baht, began to weaken last Friday and may continue to face pressure this week.

Analyst: Stalemate in US-Iran Negotiations Could Boost Dollar Further

Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2200, currently priced at $2195.81, with a 24-hour decline of 1.97%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[ETH Falls Below $2200]Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2200, currently priced at $2195.81, with a 24-hour decline of 1.97%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

ETH Falls Below $2200

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Musk stated on X that xAI's Grok model is currently still catching up to Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6, with expectations to reach a comparable level in May and to catch up or surpass it in June. 'By normal standards, this is a short time, but in the AI field, it is quite long.' Claude Opus 4.6 is Anthropic's flagship cutting-edge AI model released on February 5, 2026, and is the most intelligent and powerful version in the Claude 4 series, positioned as the 'most capable model' currently available.

[Musk: Grok Still Catching Up to Opus 4.6, Expected to Approach in May and Surpass in June]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Musk stated on X that xAI's Grok model is currently still catching up to Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6, with expectations to reach a comparable level in May and to catch up or surpass it in June. 'By normal standards, this is a short time, but in the AI field, it is quite long.' Claude Opus 4.6 is Anthropic's flagship cutting-edge AI model released on February 5, 2026, and is the most intelligent and powerful version in the Claude 4 series, positioned as the 'most capable model' currently available.

Musk: Grok Still Catching Up to Opus 4.6, Expected to Approach in May and Surpass in June

HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2200  USDT and is now at 2195.82 USDT, with a decrease of 1.97% in 24H.

[ETH fell below 2200  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2200  USDT and is now at 2195.82 USDT, with a decrease of 1.97% in 24H.

ETH fell below 2200  USDT

According to Lookonchain, a giant whale address received 10,633 ETH from Wintermute Trading and converted 10,633 ETH into 19.6 million USDC for $1,851 and deposited it into Compound. The giant whale address currently holds $232 million in crypto assets.

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【A giant whale converted about 10,000 ETH into 19.6 million USDC and deposited it into Compound】According to Lookonchain, a giant whale address received 10,633 ETH from Wintermute Trading and converted 10,633 ETH into 19.6 million USDC for $1,851 and deposited it into Compound. The giant whale address currently holds $232 million in crypto assets.

A giant whale converted about 10,000 ETH into 19.6 million USDC and deposited it into Compound

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A giant whale converted about 10,000 ETH into 19.6 million USDC and deposited it into Compound

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