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On the 8th, the US Dollar Index dropped significantly by 0.72%, closing at 99.142 in the foreign exchange market.

[US Dollar Index Falls 0.72% on the 8th]On the 8th, the US Dollar Index dropped significantly by 0.72%, closing at 99.142 in the foreign exchange market.

US Dollar Index Falls 0.72% on the 8th

On April 9, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated at a press conference that President Trump would meet with NATO Secretary General Rutte at the White House that day, potentially discussing the U.S. consideration of withdrawing from NATO. The U.S. looks forward to this being a 'very frank and sincere' dialogue. Levitt indicated that Trump believes NATO 'failed the test' during the U.S. military actions against Iran. Recently, Trump has repeatedly complained that NATO's European members are unwilling to support U.S. military actions against Iran, calling NATO a 'paper tiger' and expressing that he is considering withdrawing from NATO, citing the fundamental reason as the U.S. demand for the Danish autonomous territory of Greenland being rejected by NATO allies. (Xinhua News Agency)

[White House: Trump Believes NATO Has Failed the 'Test', Will Discuss Withdrawal with Rutte]On April 9, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated at a press conference that President Trump would meet with NATO Secretary General Rutte at the White House that day, potentially discussing the U.S. consideration of withdrawing from NATO. The U.S. looks forward to this being a 'very frank and sincere' dialogue. Levitt indicated that Trump believes NATO 'failed the test' during the U.S. military actions against Iran. Recently, Trump has repeatedly complained that NATO's European members are unwilling to support U.S. military actions against Iran, calling NATO a 'paper tiger' and expressing that he is considering withdrawing from NATO, citing the fundamental reason as the U.S. demand for the Danish autonomous territory of Greenland being rejected by NATO allies. (Xinhua News Agency)

White House: Trump Believes NATO Has Failed the 'Test', Will Discuss Withdrawal with Rutte

On April 9, government officials revealed that the Trump administration is contemplating a plan to 'punish' certain NATO countries that failed to provide substantial assistance to the US and Israel in actions against Iran. Under this plan, US troops would be withdrawn from these NATO countries and instead stationed in nations that have shown stronger support for US military operations. It is reported that this plan has circulated among government officials in recent weeks and has gained some support, although it is still in the early stages of conception. This is one of several 'punishment' proposals the White House is exploring regarding NATO. According to two government officials, in addition to the redeployment of forces, the plan may also involve closing at least one US military base located in European countries.

[US Government Considers Military Withdrawal from Certain NATO Countries]On April 9, government officials revealed that the Trump administration is contemplating a plan to 'punish' certain NATO countries that failed to provide substantial assistance to the US and Israel in actions against Iran. Under this plan, US troops would be withdrawn from these NATO countries and instead stationed in nations that have shown stronger support for US military operations. It is reported that this plan has circulated among government officials in recent weeks and has gained some support, although it is still in the early stages of conception. This is one of several 'punishment' proposals the White House is exploring regarding NATO. According to two government officials, in addition to the redeployment of forces, the plan may also involve closing at least one US military base located in European countries.

US Government Considers Military Withdrawal from Certain NATO Countries

On April 9, the three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 2.8%, the S&P 500 increasing by 2.51%, and the Dow Jones gaining 2.85%. Notably, both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 recorded six consecutive days of gains.

[U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher]On April 9, the three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 2.8%, the S&P 500 increasing by 2.51%, and the Dow Jones gaining 2.85%. Notably, both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 recorded six consecutive days of gains.

U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher

On April 9, Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stated on social media that three out of ten ceasefire terms proposed by Iran have already been violated, claiming that the 'feasible negotiation basis' was openly undermined even before negotiations between Iran and the United States had begun. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iranian Speaker: 'Negotiation Basis' Undermined Before Talks]On April 9, Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stated on social media that three out of ten ceasefire terms proposed by Iran have already been violated, claiming that the 'feasible negotiation basis' was openly undermined even before negotiations between Iran and the United States had begun. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iranian Speaker: 'Negotiation Basis' Undermined Before Talks

On April 9, the White House stated on Wednesday that Trump has considered withdrawing the United States from NATO and plans to discuss this issue during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte later that afternoon. White House Press Secretary Levitt said, "Perhaps after the meeting later this afternoon, you will hear directly from the President." According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump is frustrated by allies' refusal to assist in securing the Strait of Hormuz, which has led to his proposal of a potential withdrawal. Under a U.S. law from 2023, the President cannot unilaterally withdraw the United States from NATO; it requires a two-thirds majority approval from the Senate or joint legislation from both houses of Congress.

[White House Confirms Trump Considering NATO Withdrawal]On April 9, the White House stated on Wednesday that Trump has considered withdrawing the United States from NATO and plans to discuss this issue during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte later that afternoon. White House Press Secretary Levitt said, "Perhaps after the meeting later this afternoon, you will hear directly from the President." According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump is frustrated by allies' refusal to assist in securing the Strait of Hormuz, which has led to his proposal of a potential withdrawal. Under a U.S. law from 2023, the President cannot unilaterally withdraw the United States from NATO; it requires a two-thirds majority approval from the Senate or joint legislation from both houses of Congress.

White House Confirms Trump Considering NATO Withdrawal

HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2200  USDT and is now at 2199.58 USDT, with a increase of 5.53% in 24H.

[ETH fell below 2200  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2200  USDT and is now at 2199.58 USDT, with a increase of 5.53% in 24H.

ETH fell below 2200  USDT

On April 9, Federal Reserve officials weighed different scenarios for the U.S. economy following the outbreak of the Iran war, including situations that may require both interest rate cuts and increases. The minutes from the March FOMC meeting, released on Wednesday, revealed that most officials are concerned that the war could impact the labor market, necessitating a reduction in interest rates. At the same time, many officials emphasized inflation risks, which could ultimately require an increase in rates. The minutes indicated that an increasing number of officials suggested incorporating relevant language into the post-meeting statement to mention the possibility of rate hikes under specific conditions. The minutes stated: 'Some participants believe there is ample reason to provide a two-way description of future rate decisions in the post-meeting statement, reflecting that an increase in the target rate range may be appropriate if inflation remains persistently above the target level.' Following the March meeting, several Fed policymakers expressed a preference to maintain interest rates unchanged while assessing the impact of the war. Overall, policymakers' responses to the war reflect concerns about the dual risks associated with their dual mandate. The minutes noted: 'The vast majority of participants believe that both inflationary and employment downside risks are elevated, with most participants pointing out that these risks have increased with the developments in the Middle East.' At the March meeting, Federal Reserve officials maintained the benchmark policy rate in the range of 3.5% to 3.75%.

[Federal Reserve Minutes: Decision Makers Focus on Dual Risks of Iran War]On April 9, Federal Reserve officials weighed different scenarios for the U.S. economy following the outbreak of the Iran war, including situations that may require both interest rate cuts and increases. The minutes from the March FOMC meeting, released on Wednesday, revealed that most officials are concerned that the war could impact the labor market, necessitating a reduction in interest rates. At the same time, many officials emphasized inflation risks, which could ultimately require an increase in rates. The minutes indicated that an increasing number of officials suggested incorporating relevant language into the post-meeting statement to mention the possibility of rate hikes under specific conditions. The minutes stated: 'Some participants believe there is ample reason to provide a two-way description of future rate decisions in the post-meeting statement, reflecting that an increase in the target rate range may be appropriate if inflation remains persistently above the target level.' Following the March meeting, several Fed policymakers expressed a preference to maintain interest rates unchanged while assessing the impact of the war. Overall, policymakers' responses to the war reflect concerns about the dual risks associated with their dual mandate. The minutes noted: 'The vast majority of participants believe that both inflationary and employment downside risks are elevated, with most participants pointing out that these risks have increased with the developments in the Middle East.' At the March meeting, Federal Reserve officials maintained the benchmark policy rate in the range of 3.5% to 3.75%.

Federal Reserve Minutes: Decision Makers Focus on Dual Risks of Iran War

On April 9, the Federal Reserve meeting minutes revealed that nearly all participants supported not lowering interest rates in the March meeting.

[Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes: Nearly All Participants Support No Rate Cut in March Meeting]On April 9, the Federal Reserve meeting minutes revealed that nearly all participants supported not lowering interest rates in the March meeting.

Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes: Nearly All Participants Support No Rate Cut in March Meeting

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that solo validators that choose not to include certain transactions should “be tolerated” to stop the Ethereum community from becoming the “morality police.”
Vitalik Buterin made the comment in reply to a Twitter poll from latetot.eth, discussing a hypothetical scenario whereby a validator censors a transaction that doesn’t align with their beliefs.
The thread, published on Oct. 17, asked what should happen if a solo validator, in a country at war with another, decides not to process a block because it includes donations to the opposing military force. 
According to Ethereum’s co-founder, the answer for a censorship case should be aligned with the level of transgression.
In Ethereum proof-of-stake (PoS), validators decide what transactions to include in their blocks if any. PoS is a modern consensus method that powers decentralized finance (DeFi) projects and cryptocurrencies.

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【Ethereum solo validators that censor blocks should ‘be tolerated’ — Buterin】Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that solo validators that choose not to include certain transactions should “be tolerated” to stop the Ethereum community from becoming the “morality police.”
Vitalik Buterin made the comment in reply to a Twitter poll from latetot.eth, discussing a hypothetical scenario whereby a validator censors a transaction that doesn’t align with their beliefs.
The thread, published on Oct. 17, asked what should happen if a solo validator, in a country at war with another, decides not to process a block because it includes donations to the opposing military force. 
According to Ethereum’s co-founder, the answer for a censorship case should be aligned with the level of transgression.
In Ethereum proof-of-stake (PoS), validators decide what transactions to include in their blocks if any. PoS is a modern consensus method that powers decentralized finance (DeFi) projects and cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum solo validators that censor blocks should ‘be tolerated’ — Buterin

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Ethereum solo validators that censor blocks should ‘be tolerated’ — Buterin

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