#财神每日币圈资讯
April 30th
1. Big Pie market: Big Pie (Bitcoin) fluctuated downward yesterday, closing at a low of $74,900. This morning it rebounded slightly, and is currently trading at $75,866. Ethereum’s lowest closed at $2,218, and is currently trading at $2,253.6.
2. Altcoin market: Dogecoin performed strongly yesterday, rising nearly 4% against the trend. Its highest close was $0.11498, and it is now at $0.103. As for other altcoins, recently strong coins have generally declined: BSB is down 46%, closing at $0.46; DAMU is down 53%, closing at $0.012; ZKJ is down 40%, at $0.017; AI is up 53%, closing at $0.026, leading the market.
3. Neighboring markets: The three major U.S. stock indices closed with mixed results: the Nasdaq is up 0.04%, the Dow is down 0.57%, and the S&P 500 is down 0.04%. Big A shares broke through 4100 points, and the ChiNext index surged 2.5%, which should be related to the new appointment of the Vice Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Gold fell 1.11%, closing at $4,557; silver dropped 2.66%, closing at $71.78; crude oil jumped nearly 7%, with WTI crude oil closing at $108.
4. Current events: U.S. President Trump said on the 29th that the U.S. and Iran are negotiating by phone, while also emphasizing that Iran must clearly commit to completely abandoning nuclear weapons. In addition, he said the U.S. will continue to impose a maritime blockade on Iran until the Iranian side agrees to a deal that can ease U.S. concerns about Iran’s nuclear program.
5. Current events: Trump said he has informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that when Israel takes military action in Lebanon, it should be limited to “precise strikes” and avoid a full restart of hostilities.
6. Financial information: The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as expected. Internal disagreements hit a new high since 1992. After Powell steps down, he will continue to remain on the Federal Reserve Board as a governor. The Fed described inflation as “still somewhat high,” rather than “slightly high” as in its previous statement, due to global energy prices. Milan voted against, supporting a 25 basis point rate cut. The other three opposing votes came from Hamaek, Kashkari, and Logan. They said they agreed to keep rates unchanged, but “did not support including a easing bias in the statement.”
7. Crypto news: Meta launched a stablecoin payment feature that supports USDC.
8. Crypto news: Maji Ge BTC reduced 38 long positions; currently his unrealized loss is over $170,000.
9. Crypto news: A U.S. senator: The Clear Bill is about to enter the hearing stage.
10. Crypto news: The U.S. Senate will vote to confirm the first Federal Reserve chair who supports Bitcoin.
11. Crypto news: South Korea’s National Tax Service has started preparations for taxing virtual assets, aiming to implement it in January next year.
12. Crypto news: Today’s Fear and Greed Index is 26, which is classified as Fear.