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Deep Tide TechFlow reports that Luxor Technology has deepened its cooperation with MicroBT, with Luxor planning to invest $100 million to purchase WhatsMiner mining machines. MicroBT has signed an investment intent letter with Luxor through Inflection Technology Ltd, with the amount undisclosed. Luxor will support WhatsMiner with the LuxOS firmware, adding 30-60 second power switching and power restriction scenario startup acceleration, to be rolled out in phases; mining machines equipped with LuxOS can connect to Luxor mining pools, hash rate derivatives, energy services, and fleet management, among other integrated services.

Deep Tide TechFlow news. On April 27, according to official sources, B.AI has made multiple progress this week in product iteration and ecosystem layout: the BAIclaw landing page has been fully refreshed across visuals and interactions, and the website’s multilingual support has been expanded to 10 languages, further strengthening its global usability; in terms of infrastructure, through strategic partnerships with Biconomy, MoonPay, and Pundi X, it has significantly optimized the

This week, net inflows into digital asset investment products reached $1.2 billion, marking the fourth consecutive week of positive inflows, with assets under management (AuM) rising to $155 billion, the highest since February. Bitcoin led the way, with inflows of $933 million, bringing the total since the beginning of the year to $400 million; Ethereum experienced its third consecutive week with over $190 million in inflows, and XRP returned to net inflows. The United States dominated inflows, followed by Germany, Switzerland, and Canada. Blockchain stock ETFs attracted $617 million over the past three weeks, setting a new weekly record. The market is focused on the FOMC meeting on April 28-29, which may cause short-term sentiment to be disturbed.

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Deep潮 Guide: a16z's latest Chart Weekly uses a large amount of data to analyze a core argument: the dominance of the technology industry over the global economy is still accelerating. The top ten companies by market value worldwide have already surpassed the G7 (excluding the United States).

Article by: Oluwapelumi Adejumo
Translation: Saoirse, Foresight News
On April 25th, the White House Correspondents' Dinner was interrupted by gunfire. A man armed with multiple weapons forcibly stormed the security checkpoint of the large event, causing President Donald Trump to evacuate urgently.
Trump posted on Truth Social that U.S. law enforcement officers had subdued the suspect, who was later identified as Cole Allen. Meanwhile, a large number of controversial comments regarding the incident flooded social media.
In the early stages of the incident, Trump initially requested the organizers to "proceed with the event as usual," but it was later confirmed that relevant authorities had issued an emergency evacuation order according to safety protocols.
He stated that neither the First Lady, the Vice President, nor members of the Cabinet were injured, and subsequently released photos of the suspect being subdued and security measures.

According to reports, developer Sztorc, who has long focused on Bitcoin scaling, plans to launch a Bitcoin hard fork called eCash at block height 964,000 in August 2026, airdropping a 1:1 ratio to users holding BTC at the time of the fork, and introducing Drivechains sidechains. The controversy centers on the new chain allocating some eCash related to Satoshi addresses to early investors ahead of the fork, which has been criticized as token theft; Sztorc claims this move is to incentivize development and collaboration before launch.

Stablecoins are evolving from simple cross-border transfer tools to global core financial infrastructure. Regulations such as the GENIUS Act promote issuance and compliance improvements, while MiCA drives the rising demand for non-USD stablecoins. In terms of payment scenarios, B2B commercial payments are expanding rapidly, with significant growth in C2C and merchant payments; circulation speed has greatly increased, and underpinned by underlying networks, localized payments are gradually replacing cross-border reliance. Asia has a high share, with stablecoins backed by local currencies like BRLA rapidly gaining popularity. Overall, there is a trend shifting from cross-border tools to everyday local payment tools.