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On April 21, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), stated that he has been anticipating a rebound rather than a reversal. The key question is where the rebound will reach; initially, he expected it to hit $85,000. However, no one can pinpoint the exact timing, and it is crucial to manage expectations and risk for profit-taking. From a trading and cyclical perspective, there may be one more significant correction, which could present an excellent last buying opportunity. Currently, potential triggering factors include a pullback in U.S. stocks from historical highs, a decline in risk assets, uncontrollable oil prices, and alarming inflation data that could lead the Federal Reserve to abandon interest rate cuts and even consider raising rates. The outlook for mid- to long-term investments remains optimistic, while short-term risk management is essential.

[Yi Lihua: Bitcoin Expected to Rebound to $85,000, Next Major Correction May Be Last Buying Opportunity]On April 21, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), stated that he has been anticipating a rebound rather than a reversal. The key question is where the rebound will reach; initially, he expected it to hit $85,000. However, no one can pinpoint the exact timing, and it is crucial to manage expectations and risk for profit-taking. From a trading and cyclical perspective, there may be one more significant correction, which could present an excellent last buying opportunity. Currently, potential triggering factors include a pullback in U.S. stocks from historical highs, a decline in risk assets, uncontrollable oil prices, and alarming inflation data that could lead the Federal Reserve to abandon interest rate cuts and even consider raising rates. The outlook for mid- to long-term investments remains optimistic, while short-term risk management is essential.

Yi Lihua: Bitcoin Expected to Rebound to $85,000, Next Major Correction May Be Last Buying Opportunity

On April 21, according to an official announcement, Layer 1 public chain Pharos revealed the token economics of its token PROS, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. The initial supply allocation is as follows: 16% for the foundation treasury, 9% for Lab Co. treasury, 20% for the team, 20% for investors, and 21% for ecosystem and community (including a 6% community airdrop: 1% unlocked at TGE, 5% for future community growth and airdrop incentives), with 14% allocated for node and liquidity incentives. The core team and private investors are subject to a 12-month lock-up period followed by a 36-month linear release, while some treasury and incentive allocations are extended to 48 to 60 months. PROS will be used for transaction fees, PoS staking, validator participation, governance, ecosystem incentives, and potential specific uses for RWA. The staking issuance policy will adopt a phased approach: the inflation rate will be 0% for the first six months before the mainnet launch, and from the seventh month, it will be set at an annual inflation rate of 5%, which can be dynamically adjusted by the foundation based on network operation conditions. Last September, Yunfeng Financial announced a strategic investment in Pharos and reached a strategic cooperation with Ant Group. According to public information, Pharos founder and CEO Alex Zhang previously served as CTO at Ant Chain; Pharos co-founder and CTO Meng Wu was previously the Chief Security Officer for Ant Financial's Web3 business; and Pharos CMO Laura Shen was formerly the head of mobile marketing at Solana Labs.

[Pharos Announces Token Economics: Total Supply of PROS is 1 Billion, 6% Allocated for Airdrop]On April 21, according to an official announcement, Layer 1 public chain Pharos revealed the token economics of its token PROS, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. The initial supply allocation is as follows: 16% for the foundation treasury, 9% for Lab Co. treasury, 20% for the team, 20% for investors, and 21% for ecosystem and community (including a 6% community airdrop: 1% unlocked at TGE, 5% for future community growth and airdrop incentives), with 14% allocated for node and liquidity incentives. The core team and private investors are subject to a 12-month lock-up period followed by a 36-month linear release, while some treasury and incentive allocations are extended to 48 to 60 months. PROS will be used for transaction fees, PoS staking, validator participation, governance, ecosystem incentives, and potential specific uses for RWA. The staking issuance policy will adopt a phased approach: the inflation rate will be 0% for the first six months before the mainnet launch, and from the seventh month, it will be set at an annual inflation rate of 5%, which can be dynamically adjusted by the foundation based on network operation conditions. Last September, Yunfeng Financial announced a strategic investment in Pharos and reached a strategic cooperation with Ant Group. According to public information, Pharos founder and CEO Alex Zhang previously served as CTO at Ant Chain; Pharos co-founder and CTO Meng Wu was previously the Chief Security Officer for Ant Financial's Web3 business; and Pharos CMO Laura Shen was formerly the head of mobile marketing at Solana Labs.

Pharos Announces Token Economics: Total Supply of PROS is 1 Billion, 6% Allocated for Airdrop

According to monitoring by Beating, OpenAI has launched a research preview feature called Chronicle for its programming agent product Codex. Once activated, the Codex client on macOS will request screen recording and accessibility permissions to continuously capture screen images. The backend summarizes screenshots into a local memory file, which can be referenced as context in subsequent new sessions. This feature is currently only available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers, and it is not yet open to users in the EU, UK, or Switzerland. Chronicle addresses previous gaps in the Codex memory system. Previously, memory could only be generated from the conversation itself, leaving no traces of user actions such as switching windows, checking documents, or viewing emails. Users had to repeatedly explain 'what they were doing' in every new session. The official documentation provides the first example: a user simply inputs 'Why did this fail?' Codex will first scan the recent screen images, identify that the user is currently viewing a failed GitHub Actions record, and then automatically open the logs to locate an unescaped '>' symbol in the MDX document. Ambiguous instructions can also be completed. For instance, if a user says, 'Sync the latest docs draft and then tell Romain on Slack,' Chronicle will identify which Google Doc draft and which Romain from the recent screen, allowing Codex to proceed accordingly. Screenshots will be uploaded to OpenAI's servers to generate summaries, but they will not be retained or used for training after processing. However, the generated memory is stored in unencrypted Markdown format at ~/.codex/memories_extensions/chronicle/, making it accessible to other programs on the same machine. If malicious instructions appear on the screen (for example, visiting a webpage with proxy commands), Codex may execute them, increasing the risk of prompt injection compared to before. The backend sandbox proxy continuously processes screenshots, which may quickly consume Codex's usage quota. OpenAI has placed the toggle in the menu bar icon. Users can pause Chronicle at any time by clicking 'Pause Chronicle' before meetings or when viewing sensitive content. Temporary screenshots are stored in '$TMPDIR/chronicle/screen_recording/' and will be automatically deleted after 6 hours.

[OpenAI Launches Chronicle Memory Feature for Codex, Exclusive to ChatGPT Pro on macOS]According to monitoring by Beating, OpenAI has launched a research preview feature called Chronicle for its programming agent product Codex. Once activated, the Codex client on macOS will request screen recording and accessibility permissions to continuously capture screen images. The backend summarizes screenshots into a local memory file, which can be referenced as context in subsequent new sessions. This feature is currently only available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers, and it is not yet open to users in the EU, UK, or Switzerland. Chronicle addresses previous gaps in the Codex memory system. Previously, memory could only be generated from the conversation itself, leaving no traces of user actions such as switching windows, checking documents, or viewing emails. Users had to repeatedly explain 'what they were doing' in every new session. The official documentation provides the first example: a user simply inputs 'Why did this fail?' Codex will first scan the recent screen images, identify that the user is currently viewing a failed GitHub Actions record, and then automatically open the logs to locate an unescaped '>' symbol in the MDX document. Ambiguous instructions can also be completed. For instance, if a user says, 'Sync the latest docs draft and then tell Romain on Slack,' Chronicle will identify which Google Doc draft and which Romain from the recent screen, allowing Codex to proceed accordingly. Screenshots will be uploaded to OpenAI's servers to generate summaries, but they will not be retained or used for training after processing. However, the generated memory is stored in unencrypted Markdown format at ~/.codex/memories_extensions/chronicle/, making it accessible to other programs on the same machine. If malicious instructions appear on the screen (for example, visiting a webpage with proxy commands), Codex may execute them, increasing the risk of prompt injection compared to before. The backend sandbox proxy continuously processes screenshots, which may quickly consume Codex's usage quota. OpenAI has placed the toggle in the menu bar icon. Users can pause Chronicle at any time by clicking 'Pause Chronicle' before meetings or when viewing sensitive content. Temporary screenshots are stored in '$TMPDIR/chronicle/screen_recording/' and will be automatically deleted after 6 hours.

OpenAI Launches Chronicle Memory Feature for Codex, Exclusive to ChatGPT Pro on macOS

On April 21, Tom Lee stated in an interview with CNBC that retail investors will be the main fuel for the next wave of stock market growth. He believes that many retail investors missed the rebound during the previous war-related sell-off, and now, as panic subsides, they will re-enter the market, providing significant buying power to further boost the stock market. Therefore, with the return of retail funds and sustained corporate earnings growth, investors may experience 'one of the best times of our lives' in the next 18-24 months. However, Tom Lee also emphasized short-term risks, stating that the market may first test the new Federal Reserve Chair before a rally can occur.

[Tom Lee: The Next 18-24 Months Could Be 'One of the Best Times of Our Lives,' Retail Investors Will Drive Growth]On April 21, Tom Lee stated in an interview with CNBC that retail investors will be the main fuel for the next wave of stock market growth. He believes that many retail investors missed the rebound during the previous war-related sell-off, and now, as panic subsides, they will re-enter the market, providing significant buying power to further boost the stock market. Therefore, with the return of retail funds and sustained corporate earnings growth, investors may experience 'one of the best times of our lives' in the next 18-24 months. However, Tom Lee also emphasized short-term risks, stating that the market may first test the new Federal Reserve Chair before a rally can occur.

Tom Lee: The Next 18-24 Months Could Be 'One of the Best Times of Our Lives,' Retail Investors Will Drive Growth

Market data shows that BTC has dropped below $76,000, currently priced at $75,999.63, with a 24-hour increase of 1.68%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Drops Below $76,000]Market data shows that BTC has dropped below $76,000, currently priced at $75,999.63, with a 24-hour increase of 1.68%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

BTC Drops Below $76,000

On April 21, The Block reported that Thom Tillis, a key negotiating representative from the Senate Banking Committee and a Republican senator from North Carolina, stated that the committee is not expected to schedule hearings for revisions and votes on the crypto market structure bill in April. The main disagreement in the current legislation centers around the treatment of stablecoin rewards; the existing draft proposes to prohibit rewards for idle stablecoin accounts while allowing profits from trading activities. Banking representatives are concerned that such profits could attract deposits away from traditional banks, while crypto firms argue that restricting rewards would hinder innovation. Tillis suggested postponing the committee's review until May. Previously, Senator Bernie Moreno warned that if the bill does not pass by May, 'digital asset legislation will not advance in the foreseeable future.'

[Delay in U.S. Crypto Market Structure Legislation, Senate Banking Committee Unlikely to Review in April]On April 21, The Block reported that Thom Tillis, a key negotiating representative from the Senate Banking Committee and a Republican senator from North Carolina, stated that the committee is not expected to schedule hearings for revisions and votes on the crypto market structure bill in April. The main disagreement in the current legislation centers around the treatment of stablecoin rewards; the existing draft proposes to prohibit rewards for idle stablecoin accounts while allowing profits from trading activities. Banking representatives are concerned that such profits could attract deposits away from traditional banks, while crypto firms argue that restricting rewards would hinder innovation. Tillis suggested postponing the committee's review until May. Previously, Senator Bernie Moreno warned that if the bill does not pass by May, 'digital asset legislation will not advance in the foreseeable future.'

Delay in U.S. Crypto Market Structure Legislation, Senate Banking Committee Unlikely to Review in April

On April 21, The Block reported that Thom Tillis, a key negotiating representative from the Senate Banking Committee and a Republican senator from North Carolina, stated that the committee is not expected to schedule hearings for revisions and votes on the crypto market structure bill in April. The main points of contention in the legislation revolve around the treatment of rewards for stablecoins. The current draft proposes to prohibit rewards for idle stablecoin accounts while allowing earnings from trading activities. Banking representatives are concerned that such earnings could lead to deposit outflows from traditional banks, while crypto firms argue that limiting rewards would hinder innovation. Tillis suggested postponing the committee's review until May. Previously, Senator Bernie Moreno warned that if the bill does not pass before May, "digital asset legislation will not advance in the foreseeable future."

[Delay in U.S. Crypto Market Structure Legislation; Senate Banking Committee Unlikely to Review in April]On April 21, The Block reported that Thom Tillis, a key negotiating representative from the Senate Banking Committee and a Republican senator from North Carolina, stated that the committee is not expected to schedule hearings for revisions and votes on the crypto market structure bill in April. The main points of contention in the legislation revolve around the treatment of rewards for stablecoins. The current draft proposes to prohibit rewards for idle stablecoin accounts while allowing earnings from trading activities. Banking representatives are concerned that such earnings could lead to deposit outflows from traditional banks, while crypto firms argue that limiting rewards would hinder innovation. Tillis suggested postponing the committee's review until May. Previously, Senator Bernie Moreno warned that if the bill does not pass before May, "digital asset legislation will not advance in the foreseeable future."

Delay in U.S. Crypto Market Structure Legislation; Senate Banking Committee Unlikely to Review in April

On April 21, according to Crypto Briefing, Nik Storonsky, CEO of Europe's largest fintech company Revolut, recently stated in an interview with David Rubenstein that the company's IPO plan will require at least 'two more years,' meaning it could go public as early as 2028. Before the IPO, the company will continue to provide liquidity for employees and early investors through secondary equity sales, with a new round of secondary trading expected to start in 2026. The company's latest valuation has reached $75 billion. Meanwhile, Revolut is actively expanding in the U.S. market and has completed its second application for a U.S. bank license. If approved, it will be able to directly access the Federal Reserve payment system and offer loans and credit card services to U.S. users.

[Revolut CEO Confirms IPO Earliest in 2028, Progressing with U.S. Bank License Application]On April 21, according to Crypto Briefing, Nik Storonsky, CEO of Europe's largest fintech company Revolut, recently stated in an interview with David Rubenstein that the company's IPO plan will require at least 'two more years,' meaning it could go public as early as 2028. Before the IPO, the company will continue to provide liquidity for employees and early investors through secondary equity sales, with a new round of secondary trading expected to start in 2026. The company's latest valuation has reached $75 billion. Meanwhile, Revolut is actively expanding in the U.S. market and has completed its second application for a U.S. bank license. If approved, it will be able to directly access the Federal Reserve payment system and offer loans and credit card services to U.S. users.

Revolut CEO Confirms IPO Earliest in 2028, Progressing with U.S. Bank License Application

On April 21, Axios reported that U.S. Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for discussions regarding Iran.

[Vice President Vance to Visit Pakistan for Iran Talks on Tuesday]On April 21, Axios reported that U.S. Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for discussions regarding Iran.

Vice President Vance to Visit Pakistan for Iran Talks on Tuesday

[Whale tracking: 100,000.00 ETH transferred from unknown to Kraken]

Whale tracking: 100,000.00 ETH transferred from unknown to Kraken

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