Hyperliquid Hits All-Time High in Active Addresses, Surpassing 250,000 for the First Time

April 6 – Li Zixin, Assistant Researcher at the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), said Wednesday that while a U.S.-Iran temporary truce is not impossible, it is “extremely difficult” to achieve. Even if reached, it would likely be a temporary band-aid rather than a reliable path to a permanent ceasefire. First, the two sides’ core demands are hard to reconcile: - Iran views control of the Strait of Hormuz and its stockpile of 60% enriched uranium as key strategic bargaining chips, and has made clear it will not give up these fundamental interests for a short-term truce. - The U.S., meanwhile, demands Iran reopen the strait and address its nuclear materials—essentially asking Tehran for unilateral concessions and setting aside Iran’s core interests, which touches on Iran’s sovereignty and security red lines. Second, trust in talks is very weak: - Iran acknowledges exchanging information with the U.S. via friendly third countries but denies direct negotiatio

April 6th figures show on-chain perpetual contract (Perp) trading has cooled off after peaking in 2025. Per DefiLlama data, decentralized exchange (DEX) Perp trading volume dropped to roughly $699 billion in March 2026 — a sharp pullback from the $1.36 trillion peak in October 2025, marking five straight months of declines. Daily metrics also weakened: On April 4th, on-chain Perp DEX volume fell to $84 billion, dipping below $100 billion for the first time since September 2025 and hitting its lowest level since July 2025. This signals a notable cool-down in market speculation and leverage demand. In the platform breakdown: Hyperliquid still holds a commanding lead, with $185.5 billion in volume over the past 30 days — accounting for roughly 34% of the total among the top ten platforms. It’s followed by edgeX ($73 billion) and Aster ($68 billion). Analysts note Perp DEX volume is widely seen as a key gauge of market risk appetite and leverage levels. The ongoing decline refl

On April 6, OpenAI issued a status update stating that its previously malfunctioning /v1/responses API endpoint has been fully restored, and all affected services are now operating normally. The incident began around 18:07 Beijing time on April 6, during which the relevant API was temporarily unavailable. The official team then launched an investigation and announced at 18:23 that the issue had been largely mitigated, with the system entering the monitoring phase. As of 18:39, OpenAI confirmed that all affected components have been fully recovered, and the incident has been officially resolved.

April 6, Onchain Lens monitoring data shows a new wallet address has withdrawn 10 million ASTER from Binance, with the transaction valued at approximately $6.7 million.

On April 6 local time, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei, during a press conference that day, responded to questions by stating the U.S. rescue operation for its pilot on April 5 local time violated Iranian airspace and raised multiple questions. The U.S. pilot was reportedly located in Kojur-Boyer-Ahmad province, while the U.S. conducted the rescue in central Iran—an area far from the pilot’s position. Baghaei emphasized the U.S. action may have been a "cover operation" aimed at stealing uranium enrichment materials, a possibility not to be overlooked. He added the operation is a "catastrophic scandal" for the U.S. (CCTV News)

Golden Finance: The South Pars petrochemical facility in Asalouyeh, Iran, was attacked on April 6, according to Iranian media outlet Fars News.