Huobi Finance reports that HTX DAO has confirmed its participation in the 2026 Blockchain Forum. During the event, Wendy Wang, Head of Huobi HTX CIS Region, and Tigran Akhunts, Head of P2P Business in the CIS Region, were invited to attend and deliver speeches, discussing in depth compliance and development opportunities in different global regional markets, and the evolution of the cryptocurrency trading market in the CIS region. Furthermore, in the forum's authoritative industry awards, Huobi HTX and its global advisor, Justin Sun, received several prestigious award nominations—Huobi HTX was nominated for "Best International Crypto Exchange of the Year," and Justin Sun was nominated for "Most Influential Crypto Person of the Year," among others. The Blockchain Forum, the largest crypto summit in the CIS region, will be held in Moscow from April 14th to 15th, bringing together over 20,000 participants from around the world to discuss topics such as Web3, cryptocurrencies, mining, and artificial intelligence.

Huoxun Finance reports that Jiang Zhuoer, founder of B.TOP mining pool, stated that he shorted ETH at $2242. He believes the US-Iran situation will most likely end with Iran gaining actual control of the Strait of Hormuz (collecting tolls) while the US, though not legally recognizing it, tacitly agrees. This is America's Suez Canal moment—the loss of control of the Suez Canal by Britain in 1956 is considered the end of British global hegemony. Furthermore, the bear market cycle is not yet over; any event-driven rebounds are opportunities to add to short positions, and there is a small probability of renewed conflict. This is a short-to-medium-term operation, similar to his previous long position at $1850 and closing at $2144.

According to Huoxun Finance, the on-chain value of stablecoins on the Ethereum network has reached a record high of $180 billion, accounting for 60% of the global stablecoin market share, and has grown by 150% over the past three years. It is predicted that the total on-chain capital inflow will reach $1.7 trillion over the next four years. If Ethereum achieves a 470% growth rate, it is expected to add $850 billion in capital inflows by 2030. Currently, major financial institutions such as BlackRock, JPMorgan Chase, and Aberdeen Standard have launched tokenized funds on Ethereum, driving the total stablecoin supply to a record high of $315 billion in the first quarter of this year. If EVM-compatible chains and Layer 2 networks such as Arbitrum, ZKsync Era, and Base are included in the statistics, Ethereum's market share could exceed 65%.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, CZ, in his memoir "Binance Life," sporadically mentions his love life, including three relationships and one marriage. He admitted to using breakups as a threat in his youth. His girlfriend in high school was a kind Taiwanese girl. Due to the long-distance relationship, she broke up with him after three months, which saddened CZ but wasn't unexpected. In his sophomore year of college, CZ dated another gentle and kind Taiwanese girl, Amanda. However, he was immature at the time, escalating minor conflicts and threatening to break up with her. Finally, when he used the breakup threat for the last time, Amanda agreed. CZ cried and berated himself for being stupid and dramatic. Later, CZ went to Tokyo, met Winnie at a Chinese restaurant, and they began dating and married within a few years. However, when he went to work in Beijing, his family had already moved to Tokyo. CZ states in his memoir, "It was from this time that my ex-wife and I separated, and we officially divorced a few years later." Notably, CZ makes no mention of his relationship with He Yi throughout the entire memoir. For more interesting content from CZ's new book, "The Binance Life," please read "CZ's New Book Reveals Ten Secrets: First-hand Knowledge of 'September 4th,' and the Inside Story of Huobi's Ownership Change."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the US and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement, leading to a broad rally in Asian stock markets. The Taiwan Weighted Index closed up 4.61% at 34,761.38 points. The Nikkei 225 Index closed up 5.39% at 56,308.42 points. The South Korean KOSPI Index closed up 6.87% at 5,872.34 points. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index extended its gains to 5%, the Sri Lanka Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 4.2%, and the Indian SENSEX and NIFTY indices both rose 3.7%. Euro Stoxx 50 futures rose 5.3%, German DAX futures rose 5.2%, and FTSE 100 futures rose 2.9%. (Jinshi)