Gate News message, April 4, whale trader "set 10 big goals first" posted on the X platform showing its long positions, indicating it has again gone long on Bitcoin, with a limit price of 67023.8 USD. The account has recently drawn attention for the accuracy of its market outlook, but its trade screenshots come from a centralized exchange and cannot be verified for authenticity; users should exercise caution, assess the information carefully, and be mindful of risks.

The People Power Party of South Korea has introduced a new bill, calling for the repeal of the cryptocurrency trading tax that is set to take effect in 2027, aiming to win support from younger voters and affect the value of votes. Analysts believe it may simply be a political strategy, and the actual impact is unclear; in the future, the bill could be postponed or amended again.

Korea Investment & Securities is moving forward with the acquisition of Coinone, the third-largest crypto exchange, and is currently working to persuade financial regulators and the National Assembly. The soon-to-be introduced regulations will set the maximum shareholding limit for controlling shareholders at 15%-20%, creating opportunities for outside buyers.

Gate News update: On April 2, U.S. front-month crude oil futures (the contract about to expire) set record highs for the premium versus next-month futures (the contract due to expire next month), and also for the premium versus seven-month futures (the contract due to expire seven months later).

BTC OG insider mega-whale agent Garrett Jin analyzes President Trump’s speech, saying it suggests a commitment to a hot war, and that the escalation of the Middle East conflict is already set in stone. He notes that the market hasn’t priced this in, that the near-term rebound is driven by positioning, and that the absence of any solution to the war will continue to weigh on oil supply and raise risks for importing countries. A 6% jump in oil prices reflects the reality of the conflict escalating.

Citibank released a report stating that OSL Group’s 2025 performance met expectations, maintained a “Buy” rating, and set a target price of HK$21.8. The report noted that OSL’s core operating revenue surged 150%. Going forward, it will drive revenue growth through its payments business and acquisitions such as Banxa, while continuing to advance its globalization strategy.

Solana’s recent price has been trading in a range around $84, and multiple technical indicators suggest a potential rebound. The current head-and-shoulders top structure is similar to early March, but selling pressure in the $85 to $88 range could limit upside. If it breaks above $89.82, it will turn bullish; conversely, if it falls below $78.77, it may test as low as $64. The market is in a stage of choosing direction.

Elon Musk denied reports that SpaceX’s IPO would exclude Robinhood and SoFi, emphasizing that retail investors still have an opportunity to participate. SpaceX plans to set aside 30% of the IPO shares for retail investors, estimating fundraising of up to $75 billion. The market is expected to remain stable, and younger investors will continue to invest in high-growth technology companies.

Hong Kong’s first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses was originally set to be issued in March 2026, but it did not roll out as scheduled. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it is moving forward with the licensing process, and the market is watching the application status of HSBC and Standard Chartered. Among the applications for the second batch of licenses, Futu Securities and OSL Group are strong contenders.

The U.S. prediction market industry faces legislative pressure amid rapid expansion, with monthly trading volume rising from $1.2 billion to $20 billion. Six bills are being advanced by Congress, covering contracts that would prohibit insider trading and related sensitive events, while multiple states have filed lawsuits against the relevant platforms and regulation is tightening.