Odaily Planet Daily reported on April 26th local time that Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Branch stated that a search warrant had been executed for the suspect involved in the White House Correspondents' Association dinner security incident, and that the suspect believed he traveled from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. by train via Chicago. Branch stated that the suspect will be charged in federal court on the morning of the 27th. Branch stated that the gunman at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner "intended to attack government staff, most likely including the president himself." Branch indicated that investigators have been able to gather information from the suspect's electronic devices and have interviewed several people who knew him, and they are beginning to understand his motives. (CCTV)

According to Huoxun Finance, Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi called on regional countries to establish an autonomous collective security mechanism free from US interference. Speaking during a meeting with Omani Sultan Haitham in Muscat, the capital of Oman, Araqchi stated that Iran's experience shows that the US military presence in the region only leads to instability and division. Therefore, he urged regional countries to jointly build an autonomous collective security mechanism free from US interference.

According to Huoxun Finance, El Salvador has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 8 in the past 7 days and by a total of 31 in the past 30 days. The country's current total Bitcoin holdings are 7,633.37, with a total value of approximately $624 million.

According to an analysis by VanEck analysts Matthew Sigel and Patrick Bush, Bitcoin is currently exhibiting two historically bullish signals: negative funding rates and a concentrated decline in hash rate, coupled with a cooling of Bitcoin volatility. As tensions between the US and Iran ease, Bitcoin's realized volatility has decreased from 56% to 41%, while the 7-day average funding rate has turned negative, reaching -1.8%, the lowest level since 2023. Historically, negative funding rates have typically foreshadowed strong returns: since 2020, Bitcoin's 30-day average return during periods of negative funding rates has been +11.5%, while the overall average return for the entire period is +4.5%, a signal hit rate of 77%; when funding rates are below -5%, the average return over a 30-day period reaches +19.4%. Furthermore, Bitcoin's hash rate has fallen to the 16th percentile in the past 30 days, representing the most concentrated decline since the mining ban in 2021. In the past seven instances of hashrate decline, Bitcoin prices rose six times after 90 days, with a median increase of +37.7%.

According to Huoxun Finance, on-chain data monitoring shows that a crypto address withdrew 219,000 LINK tokens from Binance, worth approximately $2.08 million. This address currently holds a total of 785,000 LINK tokens, with a total value of approximately $7.43 million.