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On April 29, when the U.S. stock market opened, the Dow increased by 0.02%, the S&P 500 dropped by 0.4%, and the Nasdaq fell by 0.55%. General Motors (GM.N) declined by 2.9% because the company paused its guidance due to trade policies. Amazon (AMZN.O) fell by 1.9% as the White House characterized its plan to showcase the costs of its trade policy as "hostile". (FX168)

On April 29th, as reported by Fortune, the cryptocurrency startup Camp Network announced the completion of a $25 million Series A funding round. This round was jointly led by venture capital firms 1kx and Blockchain Capital. OKX, Lattice, and Paper Ventures also participated. Camp Network is constructing a blockchain platform to assist content creators in storing and licensing their intellectual property in order to address the problem of AI models misusing copyrighted content. This funding round was in the form of equity financing and included a token warrant, which is a promise to issue cryptocurrency at a future time. According to Nirav Murthy, the co-founder and co-CEO of Camp Network, the valuation of the startup's token in this funding round could potentially reach as high as $4 billion.

On April 29th, the Binance Wallet will initiate the TGE (Token Generation Event) of the B2 Network. The subscription period is scheduled from April 30th, 2025, at 16:00 to 18:00 (UTC+8). The threshold of Alpha points will be announced prior to the subscription period on April 30th.

On April 29th, the White House Press Secretary Levitt announced that U.S. President Trump is scheduled to sign an executive order regarding automotive tariffs on Tuesday. (Xinhua Finance)

April 29th. Nick Tomaino, the founder of 1confirmation, posted on X and said, "There exists a negative correlation between the hype of the seed round and the success of a project. Participating in a hot fundraising round is indeed exciting: a large amount of funding, intense competition, the involvement of well-known investors, extensive media coverage, etc. However, participating in such 'hot projects' before the product-market fit is clear rarely leads to truly outstanding results. Some of the most 'hyped' projects in which we have invested at 1confirmation have actually performed the worst. There are several reasons: · Creating market hype is a skill, but it is completely different from the ability to build a useful product. · Founders who are crowned too early tend to think that they have already succeeded, thus losing their 'killer' instinct. · Excessive funding often leads to distraction and a lack of focus." I would choose founders who are focused and accountable rather than fou

On April 29th, US Treasury Secretary Yellen said that US President Trump had introduced strategic ambiguity into the negotiations and that the scope of this ambiguity would gradually narrow. (Xinhua News)