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12:00-21:00 Keywords: Janover, Navarro, Tether, Strategy 1. Trump: The Federal Reserve should cut interest rates 2. Janover to raise $42 million to increase SOL holdings 3. US trade adviser Navarro: Trump seeks to cut tariffs The Federal Reserve Board of Directors will hold a closed-door meeting on April 7 local time 5. Tether may launch a new stablecoin specifically in the US domestic market 6. Strategy: Unrealized loss of digital assets in the first quarter was $5.91 billion 7. Total cryptocur...

US trade adviser Navarro said that US President Donald Trump seeks to reduce tariffs and non-tariff barriers, and that the removal of tariffs by trading partners is the first step.

IntoTheBlock said in a post that by tracking the price of bitcoin purchased by users, it can be found that an important support area has formed near the $69,000 price. In this price range, 1.22 million addresses have historically purchased more than 464,000 bitcoins, indicating that the price has a strong historical demand.

HASSETT, director of the US National Economic Council, said that more than 50 countries are consulting on tariffs. It's time to moderate the rhetoric, and US President Donald Trump is doubling down on strategies he knows work. If trading partners offer really good deals, US President Donald Trump will listen to them.

According to on-chain analyst Lookonchain, Strategy currently holds 528,185 bitcoins (about $40.43 billion), with an average buy price of $67,458 and an unrealized profit of about $4.80 billion. It is worth noting that since Trump won the election in November 2024, Strategy has bought 275,965 bitcoins (about $25.73 billion) at a maximum price of $93,228, and this part of the position is currently losing about $4.60 billion.

Strategy: The unrealized loss of digital assets in the first quarter was $5.91 billion; our bitcoin strategy exposes us to multiple risks. The outstanding debt as of March 31 was $8.22 billion. The company Quarter 1 purchased 80,715 bitcoins worth $7.66 billion, averaging $94,922 each.

According to BBG, STRATEGY did not acquire bitcoin between March 31 and April 6.

US-listed Janover said on Monday it had raised $42 million by issuing convertible notes and warrants to investors including Pantera Capital, Kraken and Arrington Capital, which will be used to buy SOL as a financial reserve. Janover, perhaps the first US company to adopt an acquisition strategy for Solana, intends to change its name to DeFi Development Corporation and change its stock code. The company's newly appointed chairperson and CEO Joseph Ono...

Blockchain network Mantra has announced the launch of a $109 million ($108,888,888) ecosystem fund aimed at accelerating startup projects in the real asset (RWA) tokenization and decentralized finance (DeFi) sectors. The fund will invest in "high-potential blockchain projects" around the world over the next four years. Investors include Laser Digital, Shorooq, Brevan Howard Digital, Valor Capital, Three Point Capital, and Amber Group.

Tether may launch a new token specifically for the United States, and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said in an interview that the company has been involved in discussions about U.S. stablecoin rules and may create a U.S.-only token, depending on how those discussions progress. Paolo Ardoino said that the Trump administration sees stablecoins as "an important tool for the United States," and if new rules are introduced to make stablecoins competitive, Tether may be interested in creating a "homegrown"...

According to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), new filings to be filed by investment advisors show the size of each company's assets under management (AUM). From 2023 to 2024, according to financial disclosure data from six of the largest crypto VCs: Electric Capital, Pantera Capital, Haun Ventures, Multicoin Capital, Polychain Capital, and Paradigm. Their AUM grew by more than 10%, with both Electric and Multicoin growing by more than 50%.

Standard Chartered said bitcoin could benefit from a rise in tariff risk as signs of "U.S. isolationism" begin to affect market sentiment, and Geoffrey Kendrick, its global head of digital asset research, said U.S. isolationism, similar to the increased risk of holding fiat currencies, will ultimately benefit bitcoin, currently at $76,500, a key support level. The recent cryptocurrency sell-off may subside, and bitcoin could return to around $84,000 unless there is a broader risk-off move in tra...