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On April 13, according to CryptoQuant analyst oro_crypto's report on April 12, Bitcoin has confirmed a break from the bear market. The recent rebound (from $66,000 to $72,000) is entirely driven by leveraged futures funds, lacking support from spot buying. The market has officially entered a bear market/correction phase, with a high probability of a price retracement to the starting point of this rally (between $66,000 and $68,000). If it falls below this range, it may further test the strong support level of $60,000 to $63,000, potentially triggering a chain liquidation.

[CryptoQuant Analyst: Recent BTC Surge Driven by Futures, Possible Correction to Starting Point]On April 13, according to CryptoQuant analyst oro_crypto's report on April 12, Bitcoin has confirmed a break from the bear market. The recent rebound (from $66,000 to $72,000) is entirely driven by leveraged futures funds, lacking support from spot buying. The market has officially entered a bear market/correction phase, with a high probability of a price retracement to the starting point of this rally (between $66,000 and $68,000). If it falls below this range, it may further test the strong support level of $60,000 to $63,000, potentially triggering a chain liquidation.

CryptoQuant Analyst: Recent BTC Surge Driven by Futures, Possible Correction to Starting Point

On April 13, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius stated, "Trump's blockade is undoubtedly a means of applying pressure, but its core is not military action. Trump does not crave further armed conflict. He is well aware that the potential gains from war are limited, while the 'tail risks' (extreme risks) are extremely high. Once a ground offensive is initiated... it could drag the U.S. back into a quagmire."

[Washington Post Columnist: Trump's Blockade Aims to Apply Pressure, Not Seek Armed Conflict]On April 13, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius stated, "Trump's blockade is undoubtedly a means of applying pressure, but its core is not military action. Trump does not crave further armed conflict. He is well aware that the potential gains from war are limited, while the 'tail risks' (extreme risks) are extremely high. Once a ground offensive is initiated... it could drag the U.S. back into a quagmire."

Washington Post Columnist: Trump's Blockade Aims to Apply Pressure, Not Seek Armed Conflict

On April 13, the number of IPO banker licenses issued in Hong Kong increased by 53% to alleviate the talent shortage issue.

[53% Increase in Hong Kong IPO Banker Licenses Issued]On April 13, the number of IPO banker licenses issued in Hong Kong increased by 53% to alleviate the talent shortage issue.

53% Increase in Hong Kong IPO Banker Licenses Issued

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Meta is developing an AI version of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to replace him in interactions with employees. The Financial Times cites informed sources reporting that this project is part of Meta's broader initiative to create realistic AI 3D characters capable of real-time conversations with users, with Zuckerberg's AI avatar recently prioritized. Zuckerberg himself is personally involved in the training and testing of this AI character. The character is being trained based on his mannerisms, speaking style, public statements, and his latest thoughts on company strategy, and once completed, it could provide dialogue and feedback to employees. Meta has over 70,000 employees worldwide, and an AI character that can simulate the CEO's style could theoretically extend his 'presence' throughout the organization. This project is one of the outcomes of Meta's investment of billions of dollars in AI development over the past year. Zuckerberg previously defined the company's goal as creating 'personal superintelligence' to close the gap with OpenAI and Google in the cutting-edge AI field.

[Meta is Training an AI Version of Zuckerberg to Interact with Employees]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Meta is developing an AI version of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to replace him in interactions with employees. The Financial Times cites informed sources reporting that this project is part of Meta's broader initiative to create realistic AI 3D characters capable of real-time conversations with users, with Zuckerberg's AI avatar recently prioritized. Zuckerberg himself is personally involved in the training and testing of this AI character. The character is being trained based on his mannerisms, speaking style, public statements, and his latest thoughts on company strategy, and once completed, it could provide dialogue and feedback to employees. Meta has over 70,000 employees worldwide, and an AI character that can simulate the CEO's style could theoretically extend his 'presence' throughout the organization. This project is one of the outcomes of Meta's investment of billions of dollars in AI development over the past year. Zuckerberg previously defined the company's goal as creating 'personal superintelligence' to close the gap with OpenAI and Google in the cutting-edge AI field.

Meta is Training an AI Version of Zuckerberg to Interact with Employees

On April 13, according to CCTV News, a spokesperson for the Central Command of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated that the security of ports in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman 'belongs to everyone or to no one.' Analysts believe that this statement from the Iranian military is a response to earlier comments from the United States regarding the blockade of Iranian port shipping and the resumption of strikes against Iran.

[Iranian Military: Port Security in the Region 'Belongs to Everyone or to No One']On April 13, according to CCTV News, a spokesperson for the Central Command of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated that the security of ports in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman 'belongs to everyone or to no one.' Analysts believe that this statement from the Iranian military is a response to earlier comments from the United States regarding the blockade of Iranian port shipping and the resumption of strikes against Iran.

Iranian Military: Port Security in the Region 'Belongs to Everyone or to No One'

On April 13, according to CCTV International News, Ibrahim Aziz, head of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee, stated in an interview on April 12 that during the talks held from April 11 to 12 in Islamabad, Pakistan, the Americans were not engaging in sincere negotiations. Instead, the U.S. is attempting to impose its will on Iran under the guise of diplomatic dialogue. Aziz mentioned that Iran approaches discussions with distrust and firmly defends the interests of the Iranian people regarding nuclear issues, the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, and compensation. He noted that when the U.S. saw Iran's determination, they backed down.

[Iranian Official Claims U.S. Not Sincere in Negotiations]On April 13, according to CCTV International News, Ibrahim Aziz, head of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee, stated in an interview on April 12 that during the talks held from April 11 to 12 in Islamabad, Pakistan, the Americans were not engaging in sincere negotiations. Instead, the U.S. is attempting to impose its will on Iran under the guise of diplomatic dialogue. Aziz mentioned that Iran approaches discussions with distrust and firmly defends the interests of the Iranian people regarding nuclear issues, the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, and compensation. He noted that when the U.S. saw Iran's determination, they backed down.

Iranian Official Claims U.S. Not Sincere in Negotiations

On April 13, a spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated that in response to threats from the United States, Iran will decisively implement a 'permanent mechanism for controlling the Strait of Hormuz.' (Jinshi)

[Iran to Implement Permanent Mechanism for Control of Strait of Hormuz in Response to U.S. Threats]On April 13, a spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated that in response to threats from the United States, Iran will decisively implement a 'permanent mechanism for controlling the Strait of Hormuz.' (Jinshi)

Iran to Implement Permanent Mechanism for Control of Strait of Hormuz in Response to U.S. Threats

On April 13, a spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated: In response to US threats, Iran will firmly implement a 'permanent mechanism to control the Strait of Hormuz.' (Jinshi)

[Iran: In Response to US Threats, Iran Will Firmly Implement 'Permanent Mechanism to Control the Strait of Hormuz']On April 13, a spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Khatam al-Anbiya, stated: In response to US threats, Iran will firmly implement a 'permanent mechanism to control the Strait of Hormuz.' (Jinshi)

Iran: In Response to US Threats, Iran Will Firmly Implement 'Permanent Mechanism to Control the Strait of Hormuz'

On April 13, European stocks opened lower, with the Euro Stoxx 50 index down 1.02%. The German DAX index fell by 1.42%, the UK FTSE 100 index decreased by 0.5%, the Spanish IBEX 35 index dropped by 1.06%, and the French CAC 40 index declined by 0.89%. (Jin Shi)

[European Stocks Open Lower, Euro Stoxx 50 Index Falls 1.02%]On April 13, European stocks opened lower, with the Euro Stoxx 50 index down 1.02%. The German DAX index fell by 1.42%, the UK FTSE 100 index decreased by 0.5%, the Spanish IBEX 35 index dropped by 1.06%, and the French CAC 40 index declined by 0.89%. (Jin Shi)

European Stocks Open Lower, Euro Stoxx 50 Index Falls 1.02%

&nbsp;informed sources said the Bank of Japan has not ruled out the possibility of a rate hike in April.

[Sources familiar with the matter: The Bank of Japan has not ruled out a rate hike in April.]&nbsp;informed sources said the Bank of Japan has not ruled out the possibility of a rate hike in April.

Sources familiar with the matter: The Bank of Japan has not ruled out a rate hike in April.

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Sources familiar with the matter: The Bank of Japan has not ruled out a rate hike in April.

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