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April 7 (Thursday) — Sources in Pakistan stated that contacts between Pakistan and Iran remain active, with all parties pushing to get the two sides back to the negotiating table. However, Iran’s missile strike on Saudi targets could derail the talks. While Iran has signaled flexibility in negotiations, it continues to insist on preconditions. (Golden Finance)

On April 7, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said the United States will receive a response from Iran by 8 p.m. Eastern Time, reiterating this is Iran’s final deadline — corresponding to 8 a.m. Wednesday Beijing time.

April 7th: U.S. President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. must eliminate Iran by the end of Tuesday. Vice President Mike Pence stated, “In short, this war will end.”

On April 7, Trump posted on social media: “The entire civilization will perish tonight and never be reborn. I don’t want this to happen, but it’s likely. However, now that we’ve got a full, complete transfer of power—letting wiser, more rational, less radical ideas take the lead—maybe something revolutionary and wonderful will happen, who knows? Tonight we’ll find out. This is one of the most important moments in the long, complex history of the world. Forty-seven years of extortion, corruption, and death are finally ending. God bless the great people of Iran.”

**Crypto Hedge Fund Split Capital Dissolves; Founder Joins Stablecoin Startup Plasma** April 7 – A Fortune report confirms crypto hedge fund Split Capital has dissolved, with founder Zaheer Ebtikar moving to stablecoin startup Plasma as an executive. Ebtikar stressed the closure was not performance-driven: Split Capital delivered ~100% returns in 2024 and ~20% in 2025. Instead, he cited the crypto hedge fund industry’s fading viability, stating, “The entire crypto hedge fund industry has basically dwindled out of the game.” By the end of 2025, Split Capital returned all investor funds. Backers included venture fund Novi Loren and digital asset firm UTXO Management. Ebtikar declined to name exact assets under management (AUM) but noted it was an “eight-figure” sum. The fund will continue operating on a smaller scale using only proprietary capital.

April 7 — Digital asset investment products posted net inflows of roughly $224 million last week, per CoinShares Research Blog’s weekly report released April 7, with market sentiment picking up slightly. That said, stronger-than-expected retail sales data and hawkish interest rate expectations triggered minor outflows in the latter part of the week. Regionally, Switzerland led inflows at ~$1.575 billion, followed by Germany ($27 million) and Canada ($11.2 million). The U.S. saw just ~$27.5 million in inflows—European investors drove this week’s gains, a stark shift from recent weeks when U.S. products topped the list. By asset class: - Bitcoin drew ~$1.073 billion in inflows, improving from its sluggish start to the month, though net outflows so far this month remain at $145 million. - Short Bitcoin products saw $16 million in inflows—the highest since mid-November 2023—signaling continued divergent market views. - Solana took in ~$34.9 million, with stable inflows this yea