The Israeli Security Cabinet will convene tonight to discuss a potential ceasefire in Lebanon.

April 16th — Per EmberCN monitoring, Delysium co-founder Xiankun Wu’s crypto address transferred 131,750 RAVE tokens to Bitget, worth $1.7 million. His RAVE holdings were acquired via unlocked distribution/airdrop two months ago, when they were valued at just $46,000.

**April 15 –** EmberCN monitoring data shows Tether’s Bitcoin (BTC) reserve address withdrew 951 BTC (valued at $70.47 million) from Bitfinex 15 minutes ago. The withdrawn tokens are reportedly among those Tether purchased in the first quarter of this year. Tether has accumulated BTC in this address since 2023 using 15% of its quarterly profits, and typically moves holdings from Bitfinex a few days after each quarter concludes. The address currently holds 97,141 BTC (worth ~$7.2 billion) — ranking as the fifth-largest Bitcoin wallet globally. Based on the withdrawal price from Bitfinex, the average purchase cost for these BTC is approximately $51,312, resulting in an unrealized gain of roughly $2.175 billion as of now.

April 15 — Per Bitget market data, U.S. shoe retailer Allbirds (BIRD) saw its stock skyrocket on the day. Shares jumped from an opening price of $6.82 to an intraday high of $24.30, last trading at $20.10 with a market capitalization of $176 million and an intraday peak gain of 876%. Today, Allbirds announced it has closed a $50 million financing round through convertible bond issuance. The company is shifting from its shoe retail business to AI computing infrastructure and plans to rebrand as "NewBird AI."

April 15 — At the 2026 Moscow Blockchain Forum, officials announced the winners of the 2026 Blockchain Forum Awards, per official sources. Huobi’s HTX OTC business took home the P2P Platform of the Year award, thanks to its industry-first C2C Select Station model and fast-growing global footprint.

April 15 — A whale staked 50,000 ETH (valued at $116.97 million) into the EverStake Pool 15 minutes ago, per OnchainLens monitoring.

April 15 — Bitget market data indicates U.S. stock moves may be linked to reports that the U.S. and Iran are weighing a two-week extension of their ceasefire agreement. The Nasdaq climbed 1%, the S&P 500 added 0.4%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped more than 0.3%. Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, notes the ceasefire — set to expire next Tuesday — could be extended to allow more time for peace negotiations. Mediators are arranging technical discussions to address top contentious issues, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s uranium enrichment activities. Success in these talks could clear the way for the next round of negotiations between senior officials from both sides. However, other U.S. officials familiar with the situation caution the ceasefire extension is not yet confirmed, and the U.S. has not agreed to the arrangement. Additional sources add neither the U.S. nor Iran wants to escalate tensions.