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#Gate广场四月发帖挑战
April 4

1. Big pizza market: Bitcoin continues to trade sideways. After a brief drop last night following the non-farm payrolls surprise, it recovered today. The 24-hour low closed at 66,237 US dollars; the current close is 66,912 US dollars. Ethereum spiked to a high of 2,085 US dollars last night, and is now closing at 2,052 US dollars.

2. Altcoin market: SOL and Dogecoin are both up slightly by about 1%, closing at 80 and 0.0914 US dollars, respectively. In recent days, strong coins have been staging a “reset-to-zero” race: STO is down 41%, closing at 0.131 US dollars; PIIPIN is down 52%, closing at 0.03 US dollars; SIREN is down 25%, closing at 0.1397 US dollars. On the gainers list, D is up 47%, closing at 0.0119 US dollars. EDGEX is up 34%, closing at 1.03 US dollars. This coin was previously mentioned by Little Fortune God in a special post—have the family members who noticed it eaten the profits? ONG is up 51%, closing at 0.1 US dollars.

3. Neighboring markets: US stock markets are closed. China’s three major indices all fell by about 1%. Gold is down 2.29%, closing at 4,702 US dollars. Silver is down 3.8%, at 73.17 US dollars. Oil surged 12%, closing at 112.06 US dollars.

4. Current affairs: Iran’s capital was hit by large-scale airstrikes! Major new developments have also come through in US-Iran negotiations. According to Xinhua News Agency citing US media, some regional countries are pushing efforts to get the US and Iran to ceasefire, but those efforts have stalled. Iran has officially notified the mediators that, in the coming days, it does not want to meet with US officials in Iran’s capital, and it has clearly stated that the US side’s ceasefire demands are unacceptable.

5. Financial information: US judge upholds the ban on summoning Powell; an appeal may delay the confirmation of Wosh’s nomination.

6. Financial information: The US non-farm employment in March significantly exceeded expectations, possibly driven by the end of strikes and a rise in temperatures.

7. Crypto news: Nigeria ranks first globally in terms of its holdings of USDT and USDC, far exceeding the United States, the UK, and Singapore. The survey shows that 59% of Nigeria’s crypto users hold USDT, and 48% hold USDC. In countries where the local currency depreciates by 20–40% annually, stablecoins have become a store of value denominated in US dollars.