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Fed Decision Drops Tonight!HTX Community April Creation ContestDaily 5K USDT Airdrop - Join & Win!The White House has strongly defended the decision to award U.S. President Donald Trump the inaugural 

The White House has strongly defended the decision to award U.S. President Donald Trump the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, pushing back against growing criticism from human rights organizations, athletes, and international soccer bodies. FIFA presented the award to Trump during the World Cup draw in December, citing his role in “promoting peace and unity around the world.” However, the recognition has sparked widespread debate ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.Critics argue that honoring Trump undermines FIFA’s Human Rights Policy. Australian soccer player Jackson Irvine publicly stated that the award “makes a mockery” of FIFA’s commitment to human rights, while Norway’s football federation has gone further, calling for the award to be abolished altogether. Activists have also voiced concerns, pointing to controversial foreign policy decisions made during Trump’s leadership.In response, the White House emphasized what it describes as Trump’s successful “Peace through Strength” foreign policy strategy. According to spokesperson Davis Ingle, Trump played a key role in ending eight international conflicts in less than a year, making him uniquely qualified for the recognition. Ingle dismissed critics by claiming they suffer from “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” reinforcing the administration’s firm stance on the issue.The controversy comes at a time when the United States, alongside Canada and Mexico, is preparing to co-host the FIFA World Cup from June 11 to July 19. Adding to the debate are recent military actions linked to U.S. policy, including a strike on Venezuela shortly after the World Cup draw and joint airstrikes with Israel on Iran in late February.Trump has frequently highlighted his foreign policy achievements and has repeatedly suggested that he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. The FIFA Peace Prize controversy continues to fuel discussions about politics, spo

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Fed Decision Drops Tonight!HTX Community April Creation ContestDaily 5K USDT Airdrop - Join & Win!• NZD/USD slipped lower on Wednesday as renewed uncertainty around U.S.–Iran tensions weighed on broad

• NZD/USD   slipped lower  on Wednesday   as renewed uncertainty around U.S.–Iran tensions weighed on broader risk appetite.• The ongoing stalemate has kept investors cautious, reducing appetite for risk-sensitive currencies like the New Zealand dollar while supporting safe-haven flows into the U.S. dollar.• Attention is also firmly on the Federal Reserve, where no change in the Federal Funds Rate is expected at Wednesday’s FOMC meeting. • Markets will closely scrutinize Jerome Powell’s tone for any signals on the future policy path, especially regarding inflation persistence and geopolitical risks.•On the domestic front, expectations are gradually building for a potential rate hike by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in May. If incoming data continues to show sticky inflation or resilience in economic activity, the RBNZ may be compelled to tighten policy further.•  Immediate resistance is located at 0.5892(Daily high), any close above will push the pair towards 0.5915(50%fib)).•Support is seen at 0.5848(SMA 20) and break below could take the pair towards 0.5837(61.8%fib).  Recommendation: Good to sell around 0.5870 with stop loss of 0.5960  and target price of 0.5770Gold is meant to be a ‘safe haven’ in uncertain times. Why is it crashing amid a war?Wall Street Slides as Iran War Uncertainty, Oil Surge, and AI Fears Rattle MarketsSpaceX IPO Filing Expected This Week as Valuation Could Surpass $75 BillionStagflation Shadows: U.S. Manufacturing Shines as Services Slump to 11-Month LowScarcity and Strife: Bitcoin Hits Historic Milestone Amid Geopolitical TremorsStrategy's Multi-Billion Dollar Bitcoin Accumulation: A 2026 Milestone

• NZD/USD   slipped lower  on Wednesday   as renew

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The Federal Reserve held Fed rates unchanged at 3.50 to 3.75% on April 29, the third consecutive pause of 2026, as Bitcoin and crypto markets focused entirely on Chair Jerome Powell’s 2:30 PM press co

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Fed Decision Drops Tonight!HTX Community April Creation ContestDaily 5K USDT Airdrop - Join & Win!In a major step to stop the growing wave of financial crime, the Canadian federal government said in i

In a major step to stop the growing wave of financial crime, the Canadian federal government said in its April 28, 2026, Spring Economic Update that it would put in place a national ban on cryptocurrency ATMs. Identified by federal authorities as a key channel for fraudsters and money launderers, Canada currently has almost 4,000 of these devices, the most per capita worldwide. These terminals are the "tool of choice" for criminals to quickly extract monies from fraud victims and wash unlawful monies with little monitoring since they usually allow cash-to-crypto conversions under USD 1,000 without requiring formal identification.FINTRAC's alarming statistics support the conclusion, as they highlight crypto ATMs as the main route for extracting money acquired via fraud. Unlike conventional banks, these machines lack teller supervision and strong verification systems, therefore they are perfect for low-dollar, high-volume transactions related to drug trafficking, cybercrime, and organized fraud businesses. With the implementation of this restriction, Canada hopes to close the gap with other countries that have either considerably tightened regulations or shifted to comparable prohibitions to safeguard their financial ecosystems from the misuse of digital assets, including the United Kingdom and Australia.The ban is included in a larger anti-crime package that also includes increased ministerial authority and AI-driven detection technologies for illegal finance, together with USD 352 million in financing for a new Financial Crimes Agency. Although the transfer will unavoidably limit physical accessibility to cryptocurrency for consumers, brick-and-mortar exchanges will continue to run under tighter Money Services Business (MSB) regulations. This legal change emphasizes a significant shift in Canada's regulatory approach, giving Anti-Money Laundering (AML) integrity 

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On April 30, U.S. President Trump gave an interview to Israel's Channel 12 News, stating, "I will not lift the naval blockade on Iran until an agreement regarding their nuclear program is reached." He

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Mezo unveils institutional bitcoin yield vaults as demand grows to put idle BTC to work

Institutional interest in generating returns on bitcoin holdings is gathering pace, and finance platform Mezo said it is joining the ranks of companies offering ways to generate returns from what has traditionally been a passive asset.

Mezo Prime is introducing segregated vaults, or Enclaves, allowing institutions to earn yield on bitcoin held in custody with Anchorage Digital Bank, according to an emailed announcement on Wednesday.

The product reflects a shift in how institutions view the largest cryptocurrency. Once treated primarily as a store of value, there are now numerous efforts to rebrand $BTC as capital that can generate immediate returns. Many institutional holders are not content with assets just sitting there, doing nothing.

That change has been driven in part by the emergence of bitcoin-native yield infrastructure. Projects such as Rootstock and Babylon are building mechanisms that allow $BTC to be used in lending, collateralized borrowing and other financial strategies without leaving the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Enclaves are designed to meet institutional requirements around asset segregation, reporting and risk controls, areas that have historically limited participation in crypto lending and decentralized finance (DeFi), Mezo said.

The project is backed by 250 $BTC ($19.4 million) in funding from Bullish (BLSH), the digital-asset firm that is CoinDesk's parent company. Bullish is also among the first users, deploying part of its treasury into the product while maintaining its existing custody framework, according ot the announcement.

Bitcoin deposited into the vaults can be locked to earn protocol fees or used as collateral to borrow MUSD, a bitcoin-backed stablecoin, without being rehypothecated.


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Bitcoin rises to $77,000 ahead of Fed decision as Trump preps for lengthy Hormuz block Bitcoin is doing nothing while everything around it moves. The largest crypto just under $77,000 on Wednesday in 

Bitcoin rises to $77,000 ahead of Fed decision as Trump preps for lengthy Hormuz block
Bitcoin is doing nothing while everything around it moves.
The largest crypto just under $77,000 on Wednesday in Asian hours, up just 0.1% over 24 hours and down 0.8% on the week, holding a tight band even as Brent crude pushed above $111 a barrel on a Wall Street Journal report that President Donald Trump told aides to prepare for an extended U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran has said the country is in a "State of Collapse," Trump claimed on Truth Social Tuesday, while Tehran has signaled it may accept an interim deal to reopen the strait if Washington lifts its blockade of Iranian ports.

Ether dropped 2.6% on the week to $2,310. XRP fell 3.8% to $1.39. Solana lost 3.2% to $84.57. BNB shed 2.3% to $625. The exception was dogecoin, up 5.5% on the week to $0.1016, the only top-10 token outside stablecoins to print green over seven days.



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