Over the past few days, some interesting things have happened in the market. On the macro side, I see that March inflation data came in lower than expected, which has increased people's interest in taking risks. Positive news is also coming regarding Iran-U.S. talks, leading to a rise in global assets. Oil prices have fallen below $90, and the U.S. stock market is performing well.

Speaking on the crypto side, Bitcoin has benefited slightly from this trend, but it couldn't sustain the momentum due to technical resistance. The current price is around $77,000, slightly higher than previous reports. Bitcoin's dominance is now at 60%, meaning larger coins still attract more attention than smaller ones. Ethereum is a bit behind, currently at $2,310.

In project updates, I see some interesting movements. The story of RAVE is a bit complicated — it surged significantly earlier, but now a retracement is visible. ZAMA and ENJ are both performing well, with increases of 9.67% and 22.8%, respectively. Circle's Arc network token launch has been confirmed, which is positive for CRCL. The CC token is now listed on some major exchanges, and HSBC is working on tokenized deposits on the Canto network. For APT, staking rewards have been reduced to 2.6%, which could be a slightly negative sign.

On the policy side, I see Senator Thom Tillis is planning to release a draft under the Clarity Act this week regarding stablecoins. Congress has passed an amended bill on crypto tax policy. Goldman Sachs is planning to launch a Bitcoin premium yield ETF, which is a significant step for the industry. Tether has launched its custody wallet tether.wallet. Scroll has proposed to dissolve their Security Council, and Metaplex has launched an AI agent token on Solana, where AI agents can issue tokens themselves.

Next week, DBR and CYBER will unlock, which could put some pressure on the market. There will be a Senate hearing on Fed Chair Nominee Warsh's appointment, and various Fed officials will deliver speeches. G20 finance ministers and central bank governors will meet. Let's see what impact these events will have on the market next week.