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On April 8, CNN reported that Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had previously proposed a two-week plan to allow time for U.S.-Iran negotiations. A regional source stated that both sides are expected to announce good news soon, noting the talks are being directly led by Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa. An agreement is set to be finalized tonight local time.

April 8 — Israeli media reported late on April 7 that U.S.-Iran contacts have made progress as former President Trump’s deadline for Iran approaches. All parties are working toward a temporary ceasefire and exploring the possibility of gradually reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation cited diplomatic sources as saying Pakistan proposed a two-week extension of the deadline. Negotiations are tense, with “positive progress” in related talks but no final agreement yet. Israeli news site *New Message* noted the contacts are moving toward a temporary ceasefire, during which the Strait of Hormuz may gradually reopen. Regional intelligence officials quoted in the report said all sides are closer to a ceasefire than the outside world expects, and are seeking to reach some arrangement before the deadline. Israel’s Channel 12 TV, citing military sources, said the situation remains uncertain—it could escalate into conflict or lead to an agreement. I

April 8th: A wallet tied to the Pumpfun team or its investors deposited 2.34 billion PUMP tokens into Bitget roughly 30 minutes ago, per Onchainlens monitoring. The deposit is valued at approximately $4 million.

On April 8th, LookOnChain data shows BlackRock withdrew 2,607 BTC (valued at roughly $177 million) and 28,391 ETH (valued at approximately $59 million) from Coinbase within the past 30 minutes.

April 8 — Per Onchainlens data, a crypto whale moved 300 Bitcoin (valued at $20.43 million) from a Binance wallet just 15 minutes ago.

April 8th: U.S. Vice President Mike Pence stated that if Iran fails to reach an agreement before tonight’s deadline, the U.S. may escalate actions against Iran, even using "previously unused means." Pence said the U.S. has the "ability to inflict greater pain" but emphasized neither Trump nor he "wants to go that far," adding they are currently actively pushing for negotiations. He noted the U.S. expects a response from Iran by 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time on April 7 (8:00 a.m. Beijing Time on April 8)—whether positive or negative. Pence warned the U.S. still has "unused means" available, and won’t rule out using them if Iran fails to cooperate.