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Bitcoin holds steady at 74K, and FOMO sentiment is heating up as U.S. stocks hit a record high

Benefiting from positive news about the U.S.-Iran peace agreement, the stock market surged sharply, with the Nasdaq index and the S&P 500 index reaching record highs. Bitcoin remained steady at 74K, market sentiment improved, and the Fear & Greed Index rose to 55. Investor FOMO toward the stock market intensified, and the total market capitalization in the crypto market increased overall, indicating genuine buy-side interest.
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ChainNewsAbmedia·04-16 00:03
Bitcoin holds steady at 74K, and FOMO sentiment is heating up as U.S. stocks hit a record high

The Stablecoin Era! Circle founder Jeremy Allaire makes the 2026 Global Top 100 Most Influential People list

Against the backdrop of the gradual expansion of global crypto and financial regulation, Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire was named to Time’s 2026 list of the 100 most influential people, symbolizing the growing importance of stablecoins. Circle has evolved from a digital payments company into a stablecoin platform centered on USDC, and plans to become part of global financial infrastructure. This shift makes its business model more akin to a digital money market fund, foreshadowing the potential profitability and growth of stablecoins in the future.
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ChainNewsAbmedia·04-15 17:25
The Stablecoin Era! Circle founder Jeremy Allaire makes the 2026 Global Top 100 Most Influential People list

A new dawn for the Iran–U.S. ceasefire extension: both sides have reached “a principled agreement,” accelerating diplomacy before the 4/21 deadline

The United States and Iran reached a “principled agreement” to extend the ceasefire on April 15, bringing hope for the ceasefire deal that expires on April 21, with Pakistan actively mediating. Despite this, three major core disputes—Iran’s nuclear program, navigation rights in the Strait of Hormuz, and war reparations—still need to be resolved. The ceasefire news boosted the financial markets back to strength, pushed oil prices down, and led investors’ risk appetite to rebound. If a formal agreement cannot be signed before the deadline, the situation in the Middle East may flare up again.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-15 15:48
A new dawn for the Iran–U.S. ceasefire extension: both sides have reached “a principled agreement,” accelerating diplomacy before the 4/21 deadline

Pakistan Lifts an Eight-Year Ban: Central Bank Allows Banks to Serve Crypto Businesses, and the Virtual Assets Law Takes Effect

On April 14, 2026, the State Bank of Pakistan lifted its crypto-assets banking ban that has been in place since 2018, officially kicking off the Virtual Assets Act 2026. Banks may open accounts for licensed virtual asset service providers, but must establish a segregation-of-funds mechanism to ensure that customers’ funds are not affected. This policy change responds to domestic demand and demonstrates Pakistan’s growing role on the international stage.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-15 15:45
Pakistan Lifts an Eight-Year Ban: Central Bank Allows Banks to Serve Crypto Businesses, and the Virtual Assets Law Takes Effect

The central bank issues a digital currency report—does it directly refute Qu Bo? If Taiwan issues a CBDC, merchants generally cannot refuse to accept it

The central bank released a report stating that Taiwan’s CBDC development will follow a phased promotion strategy. In the short term, it is not urgent to issue retail CBDC; the focus is on wholesale CBDC and the infrastructure for asset tokenization. The central bank emphasized that CBDC will not increase the money supply and will have legal standing. As a rule, merchants may not refuse to accept it, in order to prevent the payment market from becoming overly dependent on the private sector.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-15 13:54
The central bank issues a digital currency report—does it directly refute Qu Bo? If Taiwan issues a CBDC, merchants generally cannot refuse to accept it