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Trump says the request for Pakistan-mediated extension of the ceasefire should be granted, but the conditions are tough: Iran must first submit a unified plan before negotiations continue. Iran has explicitly refused to participate in the April 22 negotiations, stating that the U.S. violated the ten-point framework agreement during the first round of Islamabad talks. Adding to this, Trump's previous strong warning that "Iran may be bombed," and Vance's visit to Pakistan still not being scheduled, this ceasefire seems more like a "life extension," extremely fragile and potentially torn apart by sudden events at any time.
Market reactions are also typical: as soon as the news broke, risk appetite warmed, BTC broke through $76,000, with about $260 million in liquidations across the network, including approximately $171 million in shorts, clearly driven by "news-driven rally + short covering" acceleration. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil briefly surged to $93.68 (+3.65%) before slightly retreating, indicating that funds are trading both the optimistic sentiment of "ceasefire extension" and still hedging against the tail risk of "negotiation breakdown/reignition of conflict."
Next, focus on three key points: whether negotiations can restart and provide an actionable timeline; whether oil prices will strengthen again (often indicating rising geopolitical risks); and whether BTC can retest and stabilize after breaking through, or if it will more likely follow a "liquidation ending → profit-taking" retracement path.

Cardano (ADA) founder Charles Hoskinson issued a scathing critique of Ripple’s business model, explicitly comparing XRP to the stablecoin Tether (USDT).

JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup are competing in the evolving digital payments landscape. Citigroup is embracing stablecoins and partnerships, while JPMorgan focuses on in-house solutions, reflecting differing strategies for future payment systems.

Last Week’s ETF Flows 🔥
• $BTC : +$996M
• $ETH : +$276M
• $SOL : +$35M
• $XRP : +$55M
All positive. Institutions keep loading up.

$SOL $BNB
Solana dropped to a low of 83 last night, but held steady! However, I feel it will break below 80. If it can't break 80 within three days, then I'll see if BNB can break the support at 588. I'll consider buying then!

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$BR showing strong bearish momentum with continuous lower highs and lower lows.
Structure is weak after a sharp breakdown, with price now attempting a minor bounce from 0.1644.
EP
0.165 - 0.175
TP
TP1 0.155
TP2 0.140
TP3 0.120
SL
0.185
Price is reacting after heavy sell pressure, but trend remains bearish. Liquidity sits below recent low — expect continuation if sellers stay in control, while any upside is likely a relief bounce unless structure shifts.
Let’s go $BR ‌

$PRL 1st Target completed 🎯
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4th Target $BLESS -ed to All 🤑
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Today is already Thursday, good morning everyone
From the overall market trend, yesterday's movement was within the 73,000-76,000 range, with the daily chart mainly continuing a volatile pattern, and most other altcoins showing similar trends. Crypto ETF institutions had a net outflow of about $56 million yesterday, with low trading volume indicating cautious sentiment. This suggests that institutions are mainly waiting and watching in the short term. Currently, the liquidation map shows BTC, ETH, and SOL are all dominated by bulls with moderate density, so further attention to US-Iran developments is needed.
According to the latest news, the Lebanon ceasefire negotiations are linked to the US-Iran ceasefire. If a consensus is reached, it will be favorable for the second round of US-Iran negotiations; otherwise, it will add complexity and pressure. The timing for the second round of negotiations is still being finalized, and the market is waiting to see when the US and Iran will start. Personally, I think for the US and Iran to initiate the second round, Lebanon negotiations need to reach an agreement first. The higher possibility now is to extend the US-Iran ceasefire, with the specific situation depending on upcoming news.
In the short term, the main trend of the market will continue to be volatile, with fluctuations increasing only when US-Iran negotiations move. For trading, a conservative short-term approach is recommended. The weekly chart shows a W-shaped pattern, with key focus on whether the market can hold around 76,000. Once stabilized and broken through, the target could be 78,000-80,000. Whether it can break through depends heavily on US-Iran news.
Today, the short-term fluctuation range of the market remains at 73,000-76,000, ETH's short-term range is 2,300-2,420, and SOL's is 82-86.
Short-term contract strategies:
BTC: 74,000 or buy on dips, take profit at 75,500
ETH: 2,300 or buy on dips, take profit at 2,380
SOL: 83 or buy on dips, take profit at 86
Warm tips:
1. Stop-loss suggestions should be set based on your actual liquidation price and your risk tolerance.
2. Do not be greedy; take profits when possible. Better to realize small losses than hold against the trend. If the direction is correct, continue holding.
$BTC $ETH $SOL ‌ ‌ ‌

$1.021B USD worth of $BNB is burnt this round.
Burned to Rise, Built to Last

Come on $ENJ, make it $0.09!🚀