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On April 16, SpaceX is planning to lead potential major investors on tours of its facilities in California and Texas. The company has secretly filed for an IPO, seeking to raise up to $75 billion at a valuation exceeding $2 trillion. According to insiders, SpaceX is expected to formally submit its IPO application in late May, with the IPO anticipated to be priced during the week of June 15.

[SpaceX Plans Site Visits for Potential Major Investors Ahead of Large IPO]On April 16, SpaceX is planning to lead potential major investors on tours of its facilities in California and Texas. The company has secretly filed for an IPO, seeking to raise up to $75 billion at a valuation exceeding $2 trillion. According to insiders, SpaceX is expected to formally submit its IPO application in late May, with the IPO anticipated to be priced during the week of June 15.

SpaceX Plans Site Visits for Potential Major Investors Ahead of Large IPO

On April 16, local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a video statement on the evening of the 15th. Netanyahu stated that Israel is prepared for a renewed conflict with Iran and will continue military actions against Hezbollah in Lebanon, while also engaging in negotiations with Lebanon. He noted that the United States continues to inform Israel about the interactions between the U.S. and Iran, and that Israel's goals align with those of the U.S. Israel hopes to see the removal of Iran's enriched uranium and the elimination of its uranium enrichment capabilities. Additionally, Israel seeks the reopening of the Strait, which is crucial for shipping. Netanyahu remarked, 'It is too early to discuss how the situation will end or even how it will develop.' Given the possibility of renewed hostilities, Israel is 'prepared to respond to any situation.' (CCTV News)

[Israel Warns of Possible Renewed Conflict with Iran, Continues Strikes on Hezbollah]On April 16, local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a video statement on the evening of the 15th. Netanyahu stated that Israel is prepared for a renewed conflict with Iran and will continue military actions against Hezbollah in Lebanon, while also engaging in negotiations with Lebanon. He noted that the United States continues to inform Israel about the interactions between the U.S. and Iran, and that Israel's goals align with those of the U.S. Israel hopes to see the removal of Iran's enriched uranium and the elimination of its uranium enrichment capabilities. Additionally, Israel seeks the reopening of the Strait, which is crucial for shipping. Netanyahu remarked, 'It is too early to discuss how the situation will end or even how it will develop.' Given the possibility of renewed hostilities, Israel is 'prepared to respond to any situation.' (CCTV News)

Israel Warns of Possible Renewed Conflict with Iran, Continues Strikes on Hezbollah

On April 16, Bitwise officially launched the Spot Avalanche ETF (ticker: BAVA). This ETF directly holds AVAX tokens and stakes them, sharing an average staking yield of approximately 5.4% while maintaining liquidity. The Bitwise Spot AVAX ETF recorded a trading volume of $400,000 in the 90 minutes before market opening today, which Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart described as 'quite good.'

[Bitwise Launches Spot Avalanche ETF]On April 16, Bitwise officially launched the Spot Avalanche ETF (ticker: BAVA). This ETF directly holds AVAX tokens and stakes them, sharing an average staking yield of approximately 5.4% while maintaining liquidity. The Bitwise Spot AVAX ETF recorded a trading volume of $400,000 in the 90 minutes before market opening today, which Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart described as 'quite good.'

Bitwise Launches Spot Avalanche ETF

On April 16, Mahmoud Qamati, Vice Chairman of the Political Council of Hezbollah, stated in an interview with Lebanon's New Television on the 15th that Hezbollah agrees to a ceasefire but will not accept a repeat of the situation where Lebanon fulfills its obligations after the 2024 ceasefire agreement with Israel while Israel evades responsibility. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Hezbollah Agrees to Ceasefire but Demands Israel Fulfill Obligations]On April 16, Mahmoud Qamati, Vice Chairman of the Political Council of Hezbollah, stated in an interview with Lebanon's New Television on the 15th that Hezbollah agrees to a ceasefire but will not accept a repeat of the situation where Lebanon fulfills its obligations after the 2024 ceasefire agreement with Israel while Israel evades responsibility. (Xinhua News Agency)

Hezbollah Agrees to Ceasefire but Demands Israel Fulfill Obligations

On April 16, local time April 15, the majority of U.S. Senators expressed support for President Trump's military actions against Iran. The Senate voted 52 to 47 to reject a resolution led by Democrats aimed at preventing war until hostile actions received congressional authorization. (CCTV)

[U.S. Senate Votes Down Motion to Limit Trump's War Powers Against Iran]On April 16, local time April 15, the majority of U.S. Senators expressed support for President Trump's military actions against Iran. The Senate voted 52 to 47 to reject a resolution led by Democrats aimed at preventing war until hostile actions received congressional authorization. (CCTV)

U.S. Senate Votes Down Motion to Limit Trump's War Powers Against Iran

On April 16, Federal Reserve's Musalem stated on Wednesday that high oil prices could push the core inflation rate nearly one percentage point above the Fed's 2% target for the remainder of this year, indicating that the Fed may need to keep interest rates unchanged. Musalem remarked, "We are likely to see some transmission of oil prices to core inflation." By the end of this year, the key measure of price increases is expected to be "slightly below 3%, perhaps around 3%", with further upward risks. He mentioned that the Fed might maintain its policy rate in the current range of 3.50%-3.75% for "some time", while monitoring inflation, employment, and economic data in the coming months, a view shared by many of his colleagues. The impact of last year's tariff increases may gradually fade this quarter, and housing price inflation is also easing. With rising oil prices, inflation rates in a range of services remain high, and if inflation begins to rise and potentially pull up inflation expectations, he would be open to the idea of raising rates. Musalem also noted that the oil market is experiencing its "third negative supply shock in 12 months", coupled with rising tariff rates and stricter immigration regulations, posing risks to the inflation outlook and the job market, which could impact economic growth. He believes that economic growth this year will slow down but will remain between 1.5% and 2%.

[Fed's Musalem: Rates May Need to Remain Unchanged for Some Time]On April 16, Federal Reserve's Musalem stated on Wednesday that high oil prices could push the core inflation rate nearly one percentage point above the Fed's 2% target for the remainder of this year, indicating that the Fed may need to keep interest rates unchanged. Musalem remarked, "We are likely to see some transmission of oil prices to core inflation." By the end of this year, the key measure of price increases is expected to be "slightly below 3%, perhaps around 3%", with further upward risks. He mentioned that the Fed might maintain its policy rate in the current range of 3.50%-3.75% for "some time", while monitoring inflation, employment, and economic data in the coming months, a view shared by many of his colleagues. The impact of last year's tariff increases may gradually fade this quarter, and housing price inflation is also easing. With rising oil prices, inflation rates in a range of services remain high, and if inflation begins to rise and potentially pull up inflation expectations, he would be open to the idea of raising rates. Musalem also noted that the oil market is experiencing its "third negative supply shock in 12 months", coupled with rising tariff rates and stricter immigration regulations, posing risks to the inflation outlook and the job market, which could impact economic growth. He believes that economic growth this year will slow down but will remain between 1.5% and 2%.

Fed's Musalem: Rates May Need to Remain Unchanged for Some Time

On April 16, U.S. stocks closed with the Nasdaq rising 1.59%, marking its 11th consecutive day of gains and setting a new closing high. The S&P 500 index increased by 0.8%, also reaching a historic high, while the Dow Jones fell by 0.15%. Major tech stocks saw widespread gains, with Tesla up over 7%, and Microsoft and Broadcom both rising over 4%. Allbirds surged over 500% after announcing a shift towards artificial intelligence computing infrastructure.

[Nasdaq Rises for 11th Consecutive Day, Sets New Closing High; Major Tech Stocks Surge]On April 16, U.S. stocks closed with the Nasdaq rising 1.59%, marking its 11th consecutive day of gains and setting a new closing high. The S&P 500 index increased by 0.8%, also reaching a historic high, while the Dow Jones fell by 0.15%. Major tech stocks saw widespread gains, with Tesla up over 7%, and Microsoft and Broadcom both rising over 4%. Allbirds surged over 500% after announcing a shift towards artificial intelligence computing infrastructure.

Nasdaq Rises for 11th Consecutive Day, Sets New Closing High; Major Tech Stocks Surge

On April 16, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani stated at a press conference in the capital Tehran that speculation regarding the extension of the ceasefire between Iran and the US cannot be confirmed at this time. He emphasized the need to observe whether the US demonstrates genuine diplomatic intent regarding its claimed position. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Kanaani, in response to questions about the possibility of extending the ceasefire and which issues have made relative progress in negotiations, noted that the US has shown "frequent changes in position and contradictory statements," making it difficult to ensure compliance even if a consensus is reached. Therefore, dialogue between Iran and the US is taking place under very complex circumstances. Regarding the progress of negotiations, Kanaani stated that the relevant topics are interconnected and must be advanced as a whole. Currently, dialogue continues through Pakistan as an intermediary.

[Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Uncertainty Over US-Iran Ceasefire Extension]On April 16, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani stated at a press conference in the capital Tehran that speculation regarding the extension of the ceasefire between Iran and the US cannot be confirmed at this time. He emphasized the need to observe whether the US demonstrates genuine diplomatic intent regarding its claimed position. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Kanaani, in response to questions about the possibility of extending the ceasefire and which issues have made relative progress in negotiations, noted that the US has shown "frequent changes in position and contradictory statements," making it difficult to ensure compliance even if a consensus is reached. Therefore, dialogue between Iran and the US is taking place under very complex circumstances. Regarding the progress of negotiations, Kanaani stated that the relevant topics are interconnected and must be advanced as a whole. Currently, dialogue continues through Pakistan as an intermediary.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Uncertainty Over US-Iran Ceasefire Extension

Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $75,000, currently priced at $75,005.25, with a 24-hour increase of 1.23%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Surpasses $75,000]Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $75,000, currently priced at $75,005.25, with a 24-hour increase of 1.23%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

BTC Surpasses $75,000

On Monday, the US Federal Reserve's Vice Chair for Supervision, Michael S. Barr, spoke about the need for banks to be resilient to unanticipated risks, citing the recent regional banking crisis that affected several small banks in the United States.

[US Federal Reserve Vice Chair Proposes Changes To Bank Regulations After Recent Regional Banking Crisis and Bank Runs]On Monday, the US Federal Reserve's Vice Chair for Supervision, Michael S. Barr, spoke about the need for banks to be resilient to unanticipated risks, citing the recent regional banking crisis that affected several small banks in the United States.

US Federal Reserve Vice Chair Proposes Changes To Bank Regulations After Recent Regional Banking Crisis and Bank Runs

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US Federal Reserve Vice Chair Proposes Changes To Bank Regulations After Recent Regional Banking Crisis and Bank Runs

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