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2026-04-11
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Polymarket data: The probability that Bitcoin will break $75,000 in April is 77%

Polymarket data shows that the probability of Bitcoin breaking above $75,000 in April is 77%, and the probability of breaking above $80,000 is 24%; the probability of dropping to below $65,000 is 30%. Deribit data shows that the max pain(maximum pain)price for Bitcoin options expiring on April 24 is $70,000, with a notional amount of approximately $6.98 billion.
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BTC-0,56%
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RWA L1 network SimpleChain completes $15 million seed round financing

SimpleChain announced on April 11 that it has completed a $15 million seed round, mainly involving family offices and institutional investors. The network positions itself as the “institutional operating system” for real-world assets (RWA), aiming to build an RWA Layer 1 network and provide enterprise-grade infrastructure to support the global tokenization of real-world assets.
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RAVE briefly breaks above 1.7 USDT, with a 24-hour gain of over 300%

Gate News message. On April 11, according to some CEX price data, RAVE briefly broke through 1.7 USDT and is currently trading at 1.58 USDT, with a 24-hour gain of 315%. In addition, according to Ai Yi monitoring, in the past 7 hours, an address has cumulatively withdrawn 29.78 million RAVE from a certain CEX, totaling a value of 33.68 million US dollars. There is a clear financial link between this address and the two addresses that, earlier this morning, deposited tokens to the trading platform near the starting point of the price surge.
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RAVE-23,45%
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World will adjust the WLD token unlock mechanism, with the overall daily unlock amount reduced by 43%.

World project announces that it will adjust the WLD token unlocking mechanism starting July 24, 2026, reducing the total daily unlocked amount by 43%. The community token daily unlocked amount will be reduced to 1.6 million, while the team and investors will be reduced to 1.3 million. It will continue to be unlocked linearly every day. As of April 10, 4.9 billion tokens have been unlocked, accounting for 49% of the total supply.
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Israel’s ambassador to the U.S.: Israel agrees to hold talks with Lebanon on the 14th, but does not agree to discuss a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Gate News update: On April 11, Israel’s ambassador to the United States, Yeshiel Leiter, said Israel agreed to hold talks with Lebanon on the 14th, but did not agree to discuss a ceasefire with Hezbollah. He said, "Hezbollah continues to carry out attacks on Israel, which is the main obstacle to the peace process." Late on the 10th, the Lebanese presidential palace issued a statement saying that Lebanon and Israel agreed to hold their first meeting on the 14th at the U.S. Department of State to discuss the announcement of a ceasefire and the date for launching negotiations under U.S. auspices.
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White House official: Trump privately admitted that the Strait of Hormuz will be difficult to fully reopen in the short term

Gate News message, April 11, according to Reuters, a senior U.S. White House official said that skepticism is pervasive inside the White House. The official said that during recent conversations with his advisers, Trump seems to have acknowledged that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen in the short term. However, at the same time, on Thursday Trump posted on social media that oil supplies will be restored soon, but provided no further details.
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Iran's Speaker of Parliament: If the U.S. side is staging a show for negotiations, Iran is already prepared to defend its rights

Gate News message. On April 11, Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Qalibaf said in a statement delivered in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, at around 1 a.m. local time on the 11th that Iran is sincere about negotiations with the United States, but does not trust the U.S. side. The reason is that the parties’ previous negotiations “have always ended in failure and betrayal.” Qalibaf said that if the U.S. side tries to use this round of talks to put on a show, Iran is prepared to defend its own rights.
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