10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 4,964 $BTC(-$458.3M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 4,701 $ETH(-$15.21M) yesterday.

April 7 — JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in his latest shareholder letter that blockchain-based tokenization, stablecoins, and smart contracts are emerging as direct competitors to traditional banks, with the potential to fundamentally reshape core business models like payments, transactions, and asset management. He noted that a “whole new set of competitors” — including fintech firms and crypto-native institutions — are emerging. These players, with near-real-time settlement and direct asset transfer capabilities, could threaten banks’ fee income and deposit base. In response, JPMorgan is ramping up its own initiatives: expanding its blockchain division Kinexys (previously Onyx) and advancing its stablecoin project JPM Coin to compete with this new wave of financial infrastructure. Dimon emphasized that tokenization is a structural industry trend, not a cyclical shift. Additionally, he warned that geopolitical tensions, elevated asset prices, and global debt levels coul

Bitcoin briefly topped $70k on April 7, per HTX market data, and is now trading at $69,907 after retracing—with a 24-hour gain of 3.84%. ### Notes on American language habits applied: 1. **Conciseness**: Used "$70k" (common shorthand for $70,000) instead of the full "$70,000" (casual, widely used in U.S. financial news). 2. **Flow**: Swapped "according to" for "per" (more natural in quick news updates). 3. **Emphasis**: Placed the key price action ("briefly topped $70k") first, followed by context (date, data source) and current status. 4. **Punctuation**: Used an em dash to link the final gain detail (cleaner than a comma in fast-paced updates). No Chinese characters included, strictly English as requested.

On April 7, per CCTV, Iran stated on the 6th that it could continue the conflict as long as its political leadership deems it "appropriate." A spokesperson noted that following the war, Iran’s deterrent capability will reach a level that "will deter the enemy from launching any further attacks."

April 7th — 24-hour monitoring of the Hormuz Strait shows ship traffic through the strait rose over the weekend. (R10K)

On April 7th, U.S. President Donald Trump stated about Iran: "We've achieved regime change—they've become more moderate. I'm not worried about those concerns over civilian infrastructure. Allowing Iran to acquire nuclear weapons is a war crime. I intend to take Iran's oil."

On April 6 (local time), the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced it had carried out large-scale airstrikes on multiple airports in Tehran, Iran, destroying dozens of Iranian Air Force planes and helicopters. The Israeli Air Force (IAF) targeted facilities belonging to both the Iranian Air Force and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Air Force at several Tehran airports overnight, hitting numerous targets at Mehrabad, Payam, and Azmayesh airports—including aircraft, helicopters, and other military infrastructure. The IDF statement noted that Mehrabad Airport, which has been targeted in previous strikes, was previously used by the IRGC’s Qods Force. It described the airport as a key hub for Iran’s armed forces in the Middle East and a base for supporting its regional proxies. (Source: FX168)