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On April 15, France's third-largest bank, Societe Generale, announced through its digital asset division SG-FORGE that it has partnered with Consensys, the developer of MetaMask. The dollar stablecoin USDCoin Vertible (USDCV), compliant with the EU's MiCA regulations, has been officially integrated into the self-custody wallet MetaMask.

[Societe Generale's FORGE Integrates Compliant Stablecoin USDCV with MetaMask]On April 15, France's third-largest bank, Societe Generale, announced through its digital asset division SG-FORGE that it has partnered with Consensys, the developer of MetaMask. The dollar stablecoin USDCoin Vertible (USDCV), compliant with the EU's MiCA regulations, has been officially integrated into the self-custody wallet MetaMask.

Societe Generale's FORGE Integrates Compliant Stablecoin USDCV with MetaMask

On April 15, according to monitoring by Arkham, Dragonfly received 55.8 million LIT tokens from Lighter. Analysis indicates that this may be the investor token share for Dragonfly, which will be locked for one year and will be unlocked in phases after the Token Generation Event (TGE). It is expected that these tokens will not be liquid again before December 30, 2026.

[Dragonfly Receives $55.83 Million in LIT Tokens from Lighter]On April 15, according to monitoring by Arkham, Dragonfly received 55.8 million LIT tokens from Lighter. Analysis indicates that this may be the investor token share for Dragonfly, which will be locked for one year and will be unlocked in phases after the Token Generation Event (TGE). It is expected that these tokens will not be liquid again before December 30, 2026.

Dragonfly Receives $55.83 Million in LIT Tokens from Lighter

On April 15, U.S. President Trump stated regarding the Iran issue that the final outcome may emerge soon. (Jinshi)

[Trump: Final Outcome on Iran Issue Will Emerge Soon]On April 15, U.S. President Trump stated regarding the Iran issue that the final outcome may emerge soon. (Jinshi)

Trump: Final Outcome on Iran Issue Will Emerge Soon

On April 15, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, trader 0x049b has once again gone long on BTC and ETH with 20x leverage, currently holding long positions worth $19.92 million in BTC and ETH respectively. Over the past two months, he has completed 47 trades with a win rate of 63.83%, achieving a total profit of $5.17 million.

[Trader with High Win Rate Goes Long on BTC and ETH with 20x Leverage, Total Position Value Nears $40 Million]On April 15, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, trader 0x049b has once again gone long on BTC and ETH with 20x leverage, currently holding long positions worth $19.92 million in BTC and ETH respectively. Over the past two months, he has completed 47 trades with a win rate of 63.83%, achieving a total profit of $5.17 million.

Trader with High Win Rate Goes Long on BTC and ETH with 20x Leverage, Total Position Value Nears $40 Million

On April 15, data showed that inflationary pressures continue to spread from energy to upstream sectors, but the demand side has not kept pace, leading to a significant mismatch between policy expectations and market pricing. The annual PPI in March rose to 4%, reaching a peak for the phase, further confirming that energy costs are being transmitted along the supply chain to the production side. However, the core PPI remains moderate, consistent with the previous CPI structure, indicating that current inflation is still driven by costs rather than overheating demand. This creates a key contradiction in the market: inflation exists, but it is not sufficient to support a comprehensive tightening; the economy has not significantly weakened, but it is also not enough to support easing. From the perspective of policy signals, divergences are rapidly widening. On one hand, Federal Reserve officials tend to maintain high interest rates for the long term or even delay rate cuts (some views extend to 2027), reflecting concerns about uncontrolled inflation expectations; on the other hand, the fiscal side is beginning to pressure monetary policy to shift, with Bessenet clearly advocating for faster rate cuts and forecasting that tariffs may return in July, implying that future dual cost pressures from 'tariffs + energy' could simultaneously affect inflation. This internal inconsistency in policy makes it difficult for the market to form stable expectations, leading funds to shift towards short-term event-driven and hedging strategies. Cross-market structures are also becoming clearer: high energy prices → rising PPI → subsequent CPI pressure → expectations of sustained high interest rates, but at the same time, the IMF has lowered its global growth forecast to 3.1%, indicating a weakening demand side. This combination of 'unresolved inflation + downgraded growth' brings the market closer to a stagflation framework, though it has not fully entered it. Consequently, funds are repeatedly switching between 'inflation trades' and 'recession trades', leading to more unstable sources of volatility. Returning to the cryptocurrency market, BTC has now entered a phase of repeated games in a high liquidity zone. From the liquidation distribution perspective, the 75,000–77,000 range represents the main short-selling pressure and liquidation zone, with untapped high-density liquidity still existing above (extending from just above 77,000 to around 78,000), meaning that once a breakthrough occurs, it will primarily be driven by passive upward movements due to liquidations; however, the current price has failed to stabilize above this level after multiple tests, indicating insufficient active buying. A short-term structural support has formed around 74,000, while a more critical support zone remains in the 70,800–72,000 range. If it falls back to this zone, it will retest the market's true willingness to support.

[Bitunix Analyst: Inflation Transmission Confirmed but Demand Lagging, Policy Divergence Intensifies Amid Liquidity Repricing]On April 15, data showed that inflationary pressures continue to spread from energy to upstream sectors, but the demand side has not kept pace, leading to a significant mismatch between policy expectations and market pricing. The annual PPI in March rose to 4%, reaching a peak for the phase, further confirming that energy costs are being transmitted along the supply chain to the production side. However, the core PPI remains moderate, consistent with the previous CPI structure, indicating that current inflation is still driven by costs rather than overheating demand. This creates a key contradiction in the market: inflation exists, but it is not sufficient to support a comprehensive tightening; the economy has not significantly weakened, but it is also not enough to support easing. From the perspective of policy signals, divergences are rapidly widening. On one hand, Federal Reserve officials tend to maintain high interest rates for the long term or even delay rate cuts (some views extend to 2027), reflecting concerns about uncontrolled inflation expectations; on the other hand, the fiscal side is beginning to pressure monetary policy to shift, with Bessenet clearly advocating for faster rate cuts and forecasting that tariffs may return in July, implying that future dual cost pressures from 'tariffs + energy' could simultaneously affect inflation. This internal inconsistency in policy makes it difficult for the market to form stable expectations, leading funds to shift towards short-term event-driven and hedging strategies. Cross-market structures are also becoming clearer: high energy prices → rising PPI → subsequent CPI pressure → expectations of sustained high interest rates, but at the same time, the IMF has lowered its global growth forecast to 3.1%, indicating a weakening demand side. This combination of 'unresolved inflation + downgraded growth' brings the market closer to a stagflation framework, though it has not fully entered it. Consequently, funds are repeatedly switching between 'inflation trades' and 'recession trades', leading to more unstable sources of volatility. Returning to the cryptocurrency market, BTC has now entered a phase of repeated games in a high liquidity zone. From the liquidation distribution perspective, the 75,000–77,000 range represents the main short-selling pressure and liquidation zone, with untapped high-density liquidity still existing above (extending from just above 77,000 to around 78,000), meaning that once a breakthrough occurs, it will primarily be driven by passive upward movements due to liquidations; however, the current price has failed to stabilize above this level after multiple tests, indicating insufficient active buying. A short-term structural support has formed around 74,000, while a more critical support zone remains in the 70,800–72,000 range. If it falls back to this zone, it will retest the market's true willingness to support.

Bitunix Analyst: Inflation Transmission Confirmed but Demand Lagging, Policy Divergence Intensifies Amid Liquidity Repricing

On April 15, on-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that the 'ancient whale' that had held 3,000 BTC for 14.5 years has awakened again after four months. Two minutes ago, it transferred 500 BTC to a new address, valued at $37.04 million. The current address still holds 2,359 BTC, worth $174 million.

[Ancient Whale Holding 3,000 BTC Transfers 500 Bitcoins After Four Months]On April 15, on-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that the 'ancient whale' that had held 3,000 BTC for 14.5 years has awakened again after four months. Two minutes ago, it transferred 500 BTC to a new address, valued at $37.04 million. The current address still holds 2,359 BTC, worth $174 million.

Ancient Whale Holding 3,000 BTC Transfers 500 Bitcoins After Four Months

On April 15, trading and investment platform eToro announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire the self-custody crypto wallet Zengo for $70 million. This acquisition aims to enhance its self-custody crypto capabilities and strengthen its strategy of connecting traditional finance with on-chain infrastructure. Upon completion of the transaction, eToro will integrate its multi-asset platform with Zengo's non-custodial wallet technology, supporting the development of digital asset use cases such as tokenized assets, prediction markets, and perpetual contracts.

[eToro to Acquire Zengo for $70 Million to Expand Self-Custody Crypto Capabilities]On April 15, trading and investment platform eToro announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire the self-custody crypto wallet Zengo for $70 million. This acquisition aims to enhance its self-custody crypto capabilities and strengthen its strategy of connecting traditional finance with on-chain infrastructure. Upon completion of the transaction, eToro will integrate its multi-asset platform with Zengo's non-custodial wallet technology, supporting the development of digital asset use cases such as tokenized assets, prediction markets, and perpetual contracts.

eToro to Acquire Zengo for $70 Million to Expand Self-Custody Crypto Capabilities

On April 15, Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf raised $900 million through a stock offering, with the funds earmarked for the construction of an AI data center.

[TeraWulf Raises $900 Million Through Stock Offering for AI Data Center Construction]On April 15, Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf raised $900 million through a stock offering, with the funds earmarked for the construction of an AI data center.

TeraWulf Raises $900 Million Through Stock Offering for AI Data Center Construction

On April 15, Dutch International Group analyst Francesco Pesole stated in a report that the uncertainty surrounding the possibility of a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran could continue to pressure the euro. He noted that on Tuesday, the euro briefly rose above 1.18 against the dollar, buoyed by hopes for a new round of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, but a clearer peace plan is needed to sustain the euro above this level. Currently, such clarity is lacking. He pointed out that while substantial progress in negotiations could still push the euro above 1.1850 against the dollar before the weekend, 'the current risks are more skewed to the downside'.

[Dutch International: Uncertainty of Iran War Poses Downward Risk for Euro]On April 15, Dutch International Group analyst Francesco Pesole stated in a report that the uncertainty surrounding the possibility of a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran could continue to pressure the euro. He noted that on Tuesday, the euro briefly rose above 1.18 against the dollar, buoyed by hopes for a new round of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, but a clearer peace plan is needed to sustain the euro above this level. Currently, such clarity is lacking. He pointed out that while substantial progress in negotiations could still push the euro above 1.1850 against the dollar before the weekend, 'the current risks are more skewed to the downside'.

Dutch International: Uncertainty of Iran War Poses Downward Risk for Euro

Web3 application development platform Mirror announces support for Ethereum Layer 2 protocol zkSync

[Web3 Application Development Platform Mirror Announces Support for Ethereum Layer 2 Protocol zkSync]Web3 application development platform Mirror announces support for Ethereum Layer 2 protocol zkSync

Web3 Application Development Platform Mirror Announces Support for Ethereum Layer 2 Protocol zkSync

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