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On April 13, Mike Selig, the Chair of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated in an interview that the CFTC holds "exclusive regulatory authority" over predictive markets, and that states cannot replace federal derivatives regulation with state laws. Selig emphasized, "Regardless of whether the underlying subject involves sports, politics, or other areas, any product legally offered by CFTC-regulated trading platforms falls under our jurisdiction." This statement comes as the CFTC has filed lawsuits against Arizona, Illinois, and Connecticut to solidify its regulatory dominance over predictive markets. Selig mentioned that the CFTC is clarifying the regulatory details for predictive markets through a formal rulemaking process and welcomes input from all sectors regarding the evaluation process. In addition to the predictive market dispute, Selig also referred to the final digital asset classification guidance jointly released by the CFTC and SEC last month, which delineates clear boundaries between tokenized securities and commodities. In the future, if companies wish to self-certify digital asset futures products, regulators can directly determine the nature of the tokens based on this classification framework, ensuring alignment between the two agencies.

[CFTC Chair: Exclusive Federal Authority Over Predictive Market Regulation, States Have No Right to Intervene]On April 13, Mike Selig, the Chair of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated in an interview that the CFTC holds "exclusive regulatory authority" over predictive markets, and that states cannot replace federal derivatives regulation with state laws. Selig emphasized, "Regardless of whether the underlying subject involves sports, politics, or other areas, any product legally offered by CFTC-regulated trading platforms falls under our jurisdiction." This statement comes as the CFTC has filed lawsuits against Arizona, Illinois, and Connecticut to solidify its regulatory dominance over predictive markets. Selig mentioned that the CFTC is clarifying the regulatory details for predictive markets through a formal rulemaking process and welcomes input from all sectors regarding the evaluation process. In addition to the predictive market dispute, Selig also referred to the final digital asset classification guidance jointly released by the CFTC and SEC last month, which delineates clear boundaries between tokenized securities and commodities. In the future, if companies wish to self-certify digital asset futures products, regulators can directly determine the nature of the tokens based on this classification framework, ensuring alignment between the two agencies.

CFTC Chair: Exclusive Federal Authority Over Predictive Market Regulation, States Have No Right to Intervene

On April 13, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated that the company's annualized return rate (ARR) for breakeven on Bitcoin investments is approximately 2.05%. If Bitcoin's price increases over time at a rate exceeding this threshold, Strategy can indefinitely pay dividends without issuing new shares of MSTR.

[Michael Saylor: Strategy Aims for Infinite Self-Cycle with Bitcoin Annual Yield Above 2.05%]On April 13, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated that the company's annualized return rate (ARR) for breakeven on Bitcoin investments is approximately 2.05%. If Bitcoin's price increases over time at a rate exceeding this threshold, Strategy can indefinitely pay dividends without issuing new shares of MSTR.

Michael Saylor: Strategy Aims for Infinite Self-Cycle with Bitcoin Annual Yield Above 2.05%

On April 13, Aave founder Stani announced on X the strategic direction following the approval of the AWW proposal. Stani stated that Aave will transition to a fully AAVE token-centric model, where holders will not only possess economic rights to the protocol but also to the brand, users, and integrated ecosystem. All revenue from applications and products (including AavePro, Aave App, Horizon, and Aave Kit) will flow back into the DAO treasury, with the exchange functions of Aave.com and Aave Pro generating an additional $10 to $20 million in new revenue.

On the product front, Aave App aims to attract millions of users with a fintech-level experience, offering each user a $1 million account guarantee and introducing a debit card; Aave Pro will cater to advanced users; and Horizon will expand support for RWA (Real World Assets). Stani emphasized the goal of growing Aave from a $40 billion protocol to over $1 trillion, positioning it as the foundational credit and repurchase market for the entire $400 trillion traditional financial asset space.

[Aave Founder Stani Unveils AWW Blueprint: Shift to AAVE Token-Centric Model Aiming for Trillion-Dollar Protocol]On April 13, Aave founder Stani announced on X the strategic direction following the approval of the AWW proposal. Stani stated that Aave will transition to a fully AAVE token-centric model, where holders will not only possess economic rights to the protocol but also to the brand, users, and integrated ecosystem. All revenue from applications and products (including AavePro, Aave App, Horizon, and Aave Kit) will flow back into the DAO treasury, with the exchange functions of Aave.com and Aave Pro generating an additional $10 to $20 million in new revenue.

On the product front, Aave App aims to attract millions of users with a fintech-level experience, offering each user a $1 million account guarantee and introducing a debit card; Aave Pro will cater to advanced users; and Horizon will expand support for RWA (Real World Assets). Stani emphasized the goal of growing Aave from a $40 billion protocol to over $1 trillion, positioning it as the foundational credit and repurchase market for the entire $400 trillion traditional financial asset space.

Aave Founder Stani Unveils AWW Blueprint: Shift to AAVE Token-Centric Model Aiming for Trillion-Dollar Protocol

On April 13, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released its Internet Crime Report for 2025. It noted that cryptocurrency-related fraud losses reached a record $11.366 billion, a 22% increase from 2024. Among the 181,565 complaints received, the elderly population aged 60 and above reported losses totaling $4.4 billion, accounting for nearly 40% of the total losses. Cryptocurrency investment fraud remains the primary source of losses, amounting to $7.2 billion. Losses from cryptocurrency ATM and kiosk scams reached $389 million, a 58% year-on-year increase. Additionally, there were 22,364 complaints involving AI, resulting in losses of $893 million, of which approximately $658.7 million was related to cryptocurrency.

[FBI: U.S. Cryptocurrency Fraud Losses Reach $11.366 Billion in 2025, Investment Fraud as Primary Source]On April 13, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released its Internet Crime Report for 2025. It noted that cryptocurrency-related fraud losses reached a record $11.366 billion, a 22% increase from 2024. Among the 181,565 complaints received, the elderly population aged 60 and above reported losses totaling $4.4 billion, accounting for nearly 40% of the total losses. Cryptocurrency investment fraud remains the primary source of losses, amounting to $7.2 billion. Losses from cryptocurrency ATM and kiosk scams reached $389 million, a 58% year-on-year increase. Additionally, there were 22,364 complaints involving AI, resulting in losses of $893 million, of which approximately $658.7 million was related to cryptocurrency.

FBI: U.S. Cryptocurrency Fraud Losses Reach $11.366 Billion in 2025, Investment Fraud as Primary Source

On April 13, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated on social media that the recent negotiations between Iran and the United States held in Islamabad, Pakistan, are just 'one step away' from reaching an agreement. He mentioned that Iran is engaging in dialogue with the U.S. in good faith, aiming to end the conflict. 'At a time when we are just one step away from an agreement, the U.S. demands are too high, their requests are constantly changing, and they threaten to impose blockades without having learned any lessons,' Amir-Abdollahian added. He also remarked, 'Goodwill breeds goodwill, while hostility breeds hostility.' (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran-U.S. Negotiations Just 'One Step Away' from Agreement]On April 13, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated on social media that the recent negotiations between Iran and the United States held in Islamabad, Pakistan, are just 'one step away' from reaching an agreement. He mentioned that Iran is engaging in dialogue with the U.S. in good faith, aiming to end the conflict. 'At a time when we are just one step away from an agreement, the U.S. demands are too high, their requests are constantly changing, and they threaten to impose blockades without having learned any lessons,' Amir-Abdollahian added. He also remarked, 'Goodwill breeds goodwill, while hostility breeds hostility.' (Xinhua News Agency)

Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran-U.S. Negotiations Just 'One Step Away' from Agreement

On April 13, Aave DAO overwhelmingly approved the first substantial funding request under the 'Aave Will Win' framework proposed by founder Stani. The proposal passed with approximately 75% support, granting Aave Labs $25 million in stablecoins, along with an allocation of 75,000 AAVE tokens (valued at around $6.8 million) from the ecological reserve, to be vested linearly over 48 months. This proposal marks the formal funding support for Aave Labs' product development by the DAO, although future funding for specific products will require separate proposals for review. The 'Aave Will Win' framework aims to resolve the long-standing disputes between Aave Labs and the DAO, with the core content stipulating that all revenue from brand products developed by Aave Labs (including Aave App, Aave Pro, Horizon RWA, Aave Kit, etc.) will be allocated to the DAO treasury in exchange for funding support for Aave Labs' product development. Stani described this as 'the most important proposal in Aave's history,' emphasizing that the DAO will oppose any vendor lock-in actions that harm the interests of token holders.

[Aave's Most Important Proposal Approved, Aave Labs Receives $25 Million for Product Development]On April 13, Aave DAO overwhelmingly approved the first substantial funding request under the 'Aave Will Win' framework proposed by founder Stani. The proposal passed with approximately 75% support, granting Aave Labs $25 million in stablecoins, along with an allocation of 75,000 AAVE tokens (valued at around $6.8 million) from the ecological reserve, to be vested linearly over 48 months. This proposal marks the formal funding support for Aave Labs' product development by the DAO, although future funding for specific products will require separate proposals for review. The 'Aave Will Win' framework aims to resolve the long-standing disputes between Aave Labs and the DAO, with the core content stipulating that all revenue from brand products developed by Aave Labs (including Aave App, Aave Pro, Horizon RWA, Aave Kit, etc.) will be allocated to the DAO treasury in exchange for funding support for Aave Labs' product development. Stani described this as 'the most important proposal in Aave's history,' emphasizing that the DAO will oppose any vendor lock-in actions that harm the interests of token holders.

Aave's Most Important Proposal Approved, Aave Labs Receives $25 Million for Product Development

On April 13, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, FTX/Alameda unstaked 198,426 SOL, valued at $16.21 million.

[FTX/Alameda Unstakes Approximately 198,426 SOL Worth $16.21 Million]On April 13, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, FTX/Alameda unstaked 198,426 SOL, valued at $16.21 million.

FTX/Alameda Unstakes Approximately 198,426 SOL Worth $16.21 Million

On April 13, US-Iran negotiations lasting over 20 hours ended without results, with both delegations leaving Pakistan, making the prospects for peace talks bleak. After the meeting, Trump stated that the main red line is Iran's nuclear ambitions and instructed the US Navy to block the Strait of Hormuz, intercepting all vessels paying tolls to Iran. At the same time, Trump threatened to resume limited military strikes against Iran. The latest developments in US-Iran conflict are as follows: From the US side: Trump and his advisors are considering resuming limited military strikes against Iran while implementing a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz to break the current deadlock in peace negotiations. Trump: The nuclear issue was not resolved, and starting immediately, the Strait of Hormuz will be blocked. NATO is willing to assist us in maintaining security in the strait, and Gulf allies have begun to provide support. US Central Command: Starting at 10 PM on the 13th (10 PM Beijing time tonight), US military will block maritime traffic to Iranian ports. Central Command forces will not impede the freedom of navigation of vessels traveling to and from non-Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz. Vance: No agreement was reached, and Iran chose not to accept US conditions. Trump: The Iranians have not left the negotiating table, and it is expected they will return, giving us everything we want. The talks with Iran were 'very friendly' at the end. Aside from the nuclear issue, the US and Iran reached consensus on 'most issues.' Trump: The US may strike Iran's desalination plants and power plants; any Iranians firing at us or peaceful vessels will be bombed into 'hell.' From the Iranian side: Iranian officials claimed to have resisted three major 'unreasonable demands' from the US during negotiations. Iranian President: Iran is ready to reach a balanced and fair agreement. If the US 'returns to the framework of international law,' an agreement is imminent. The Iranian parliament is advancing a new proposal: fleets from hostile nations will be prohibited from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Non-military vessels are allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Any military ships approaching the Strait will be considered a violation of the ceasefire agreement and will face strong retaliation. From Israel: Israeli media reported that the IDF is prepared to launch further attacks on Iran. Israeli assessments indicate that the situation on the northern front will escalate within 48 hours, and schools in border towns will be closed. Others: Sources indicate that the UK has ruled out participation in the US blockade operation in the Strait of Hormuz. A UK government spokesperson stated that they are working with France and other partners to form a broad coalition to protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani Foreign Minister emphasized that all parties should strictly adhere to ceasefire commitments. Informed officials: A second round of US-Iran negotiations may take place in a few days.

[US-Iran Talks Fail, Trump Threatens to Block Strait and Resume Limited Military Strikes, Nuclear Issue Becomes Major Dispute]On April 13, US-Iran negotiations lasting over 20 hours ended without results, with both delegations leaving Pakistan, making the prospects for peace talks bleak. After the meeting, Trump stated that the main red line is Iran's nuclear ambitions and instructed the US Navy to block the Strait of Hormuz, intercepting all vessels paying tolls to Iran. At the same time, Trump threatened to resume limited military strikes against Iran. The latest developments in US-Iran conflict are as follows: From the US side: Trump and his advisors are considering resuming limited military strikes against Iran while implementing a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz to break the current deadlock in peace negotiations. Trump: The nuclear issue was not resolved, and starting immediately, the Strait of Hormuz will be blocked. NATO is willing to assist us in maintaining security in the strait, and Gulf allies have begun to provide support. US Central Command: Starting at 10 PM on the 13th (10 PM Beijing time tonight), US military will block maritime traffic to Iranian ports. Central Command forces will not impede the freedom of navigation of vessels traveling to and from non-Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz. Vance: No agreement was reached, and Iran chose not to accept US conditions. Trump: The Iranians have not left the negotiating table, and it is expected they will return, giving us everything we want. The talks with Iran were 'very friendly' at the end. Aside from the nuclear issue, the US and Iran reached consensus on 'most issues.' Trump: The US may strike Iran's desalination plants and power plants; any Iranians firing at us or peaceful vessels will be bombed into 'hell.' From the Iranian side: Iranian officials claimed to have resisted three major 'unreasonable demands' from the US during negotiations. Iranian President: Iran is ready to reach a balanced and fair agreement. If the US 'returns to the framework of international law,' an agreement is imminent. The Iranian parliament is advancing a new proposal: fleets from hostile nations will be prohibited from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Non-military vessels are allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Any military ships approaching the Strait will be considered a violation of the ceasefire agreement and will face strong retaliation. From Israel: Israeli media reported that the IDF is prepared to launch further attacks on Iran. Israeli assessments indicate that the situation on the northern front will escalate within 48 hours, and schools in border towns will be closed. Others: Sources indicate that the UK has ruled out participation in the US blockade operation in the Strait of Hormuz. A UK government spokesperson stated that they are working with France and other partners to form a broad coalition to protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani Foreign Minister emphasized that all parties should strictly adhere to ceasefire commitments. Informed officials: A second round of US-Iran negotiations may take place in a few days.

US-Iran Talks Fail, Trump Threatens to Block Strait and Resume Limited Military Strikes, Nuclear Issue Becomes Major Dispute

Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2200, currently priced at $2199.99, with a 24-hour decline of 3.64%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[ETH Falls Below $2200]Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2200, currently priced at $2199.99, with a 24-hour decline of 3.64%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

ETH Falls Below $2200

According to The Block, a recent job advert says S&P Global is looking for a DeFi director to “enable the successful build-out and execution of a DeFi team strategy.” The successful candidate will work with Chuck Mounts, S&P's chief DeFi officer and help build and implement the firm's strategies in the space, according to the job posting. As well as understanding S&P Global's business and product lines, potential candidates should have a "solid foundation in crypto finance and DeFi." The salary range for the role is between $107,100 to $212,975, depending on location, experience and qualifications. The DeFi team covers at S&P Global covers blockchain, web3 and the metaverse, as well as decentralized finance.

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【S&P Global plans decentralized finance push as it looks for DeFi director】According to The Block, a recent job advert says S&P Global is looking for a DeFi director to “enable the successful build-out and execution of a DeFi team strategy.” The successful candidate will work with Chuck Mounts, S&P's chief DeFi officer and help build and implement the firm's strategies in the space, according to the job posting. As well as understanding S&P Global's business and product lines, potential candidates should have a "solid foundation in crypto finance and DeFi." The salary range for the role is between $107,100 to $212,975, depending on location, experience and qualifications. The DeFi team covers at S&P Global covers blockchain, web3 and the metaverse, as well as decentralized finance.

S&P Global plans decentralized finance push as it looks for DeFi director

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