US Media: USTR Office Offers New Tariff Options for Trump

On April 3rd, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that it has included 8 Tron wallet addresses associated with the Yemeni Houthi armed group on its Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List. It was accused that they were engaging in illegal financial activities through Tether (USDT). The Treasury Department stated that the network is controlled by Sa'id al-Jamal, a senior financial officer of the Houthis, based in Iran, and is involved in the procurement of Russian weapons, stolen Ukrainian food, and other sensitive goods, which are then transported to Houthi-controlled areas. Sa'id al-Jamal has been designated as a global specially designated terrorist since 2021. These wallets have been active since 2023 and frequently use USDT, with some transaction amounts reaching $1 million. This sanction is based on Executive Order 13324, aiming to freeze the assets of terrorist organizations and prohibit U.S. citizens from c

On April 3rd, according to an official statement, Coinbase will include Reserve Rights (RSR) in its listing plan.

On April 3rd, a senior official at the White House stated: The base tariff rate (10%) will come into effect at an early time on April 5th, and the reciprocal tariff will take effect at an early time on April 9th. (Golden Ten)

On April 3rd, a senior official at the White House stated that Trump plans to impose additional industry tariffs on semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and potential key minerals that are not included in the new tariffs. Trump will take measures in response to other countries' retaliation to ensure that the national emergency is not weakened. Exemptions for goods from Mexico and Canada that meet the USMCA will remain in place. (FXStreet)

On April 3rd, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $85,000 and is currently trading at $84,513.

On April 3rd, according to data from Coinglass, within the past 1 hour, a total of $135 million was liquidated across the entire network. Specifically, there were $36.26 million in long liquidations and $98.43 million in short liquidations.