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Golden Ten Data reported on April 6 that Yuxin Technology recently stated during an investor relations event that the Digital Currency 2.0 upgrade marks a fundamental shift in market opportunities from surface-level channel transformation to deep core restructuring and ecological scenario operations. Compared with the 1.0 era, which focused on payment interfaces and wallet openings, the 2.0 phase requires fundamental reforms of banks' core accounting systems—including reconstruction of the accounting subject system, adjustment of liquidity management rules, and re-adaptation of compliance risk control logic. This sets a higher threshold for fintech companies in terms of their understanding of asset-liability management and experience with regulatory reporting system architecture. The company has already directly provided clients with Digital Currency 2.0-related products, and projects have entered a substantive advancement stage. The company will continue to actively pursue this direction and constantly improve its solution capabilities.

On April 6, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned on Monday that the Iran war could pose risks of oil and commodity price shocks, potentially prolonging inflation and pushing interest rates above current market expectations. This warning was issued in his annual letter to shareholders. Dimon stated, "The challenges we face are immense." He referenced geopolitical risks such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and broader hostilities in the Middle East. "Now, due to the Iran war, we also face the possibility of sustained volatility in oil and commodity prices, along with a reshaping of global supply chains, which could lead to more stubborn inflation and ultimately result in interest rates higher than current market expectations," Dimon said. He noted that time will tell whether the Iran war achieves U.S. objectives, adding that nuclear proliferation remains the greatest danger from Iran. Dimon also mentioned that the U.S. economy continues to show resilience, with consumers still earning and spending, although there has been a recent slowdown, and businesses remain healthy. However, he cautioned that substantial government deficit spending and past stimulus policies have driven economic growth, while increasing infrastructure spending remains an ever-growing demand.

BlockBeats news, on April 6, according to HyperTracker data, the number of active trading addresses on the Hyperliquid platform has exceeded 250 thousand for the first time, currently at 252,339.