The Strategy Preferred Stock (STRC) has raised funds this week to purchase 8000 BTC.

On April 10th, on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that RAVE’s 24-hour price surge has expanded to 333%. Over the past 7 hours, the multi-signature address 0x0A1...790d7 has withdrawn 29.78 million RAVE (valued at $33.68 million) from Bitget. This address has a clear fund connection to two addresses that deposited tokens to the exchange near this morning’s surge starting point.

April 10: Per HTX market data, HYPE has topped $41, now trading at $41.63 with a 24-hour gain of 7.09%.

April 10 — U.S. President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to scale back the intensity of Israeli strikes in Lebanon during a "harsh" phone call, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday (April 9). Trump’s request aims to prevent Israeli military action from disrupting upcoming U.S.-Iran negotiations, the report added. While acknowledging Israel’s security concerns, Trump pressed Netanyahu to ease the strikes to preserve the talks. A U.S. official noted the call was shorter than usual, emphasizing the Trump administration had never before asked Israel to slow military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The pressure follows accusations from Iran and mediator Pakistan that Israel violated a ceasefire agreement. Trump is concerned ongoing strikes could jeopardize the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and disrupt the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, the official said. (Xinhua News Agency)

On April 10th, Bitget market data indicates that at the opening of U.S. stock trading: - Dow Jones dropped 0.01% - S&P 500 gained 0.24% - Nasdaq rose 0.43% Crypto-related stocks posted broad gains, with the following moves: - BitMine (BMNR) up 2.37% - Sharplink Gaming (SBET) up 2.18% - Gemini (GEMI) up 1.64% - Bullish (BLSH) up 1.33% - MARA Holdings (MARA) up 1.14% - MicroStrategy (MSTR) up 0.96% - Coinbase (COIN) up 0.20%

April 10: U.S. stocks are edging toward a recovery from losses tied to the "Iran conflict," as investors increasingly bet geopolitical impacts will be short-lived, per CNBC. Oil markets, however, remain far more cautious. A two-week ceasefire announced Tuesday night sparked a relief rally, helping major indexes recoup more than two-thirds of losses since the conflict erupted in late February. The S&P 500 now sits less than 1% below its pre-conflict level (6,878.88 points). Meanwhile, crude prices stay elevated amid ongoing Middle East supply bottleneck concerns. Barclays strategists noted in a client report: "Equity markets are pricing in a far more optimistic 'good outcome' than oil markets—stock index performance has clearly outpaced the pullback in oil futures." They added the rally was partly driven by strong short-covering, as short positions were forced to close during the uptick. Barclays also cited growing investor confidence in President Trump seeking an "exit strateg

April 10: Brian Deese, White House National Economic Council Director, said the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within two months. The Federal Reserve still has room to cut interest rates, and the prospect of such a rate cut remains stable. (FXStreet)