With the news of a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran, Asia-Pacific stock markets collectively celebrated, and global stock index futures also surged across the board. On the surface, this indicates a return to risk appetite, which is positive for cryptocurrencies, but caution is needed: 1. Capital flow diversion: The short-term surge in stock markets with higher policy certainty may divert some funds originally flowing into Bitcoin as a hedge against geopolitical risks; 2. Volatility suppression: The ceasefire reduces the likelihood of sudden event-driven market moves, and the "panic premium" relied upon by the crypto market may temporarily diminish; 3. Liquidity expectations: If global stock markets continue to recover, central bank tightening could accelerate beyond expectations, posing medium-term pressure on the crypto market that depends on an easy monetary environment. Short-term bullish sentiment may lead to pulse-like gains (especially in resilient assets like BTC, ETH, SOL), but the sustainability is weaker than traditional stock markets; over the next two weeks, a trend of oscillation and divergence is more likely than a one-sided surge. The highlight will be using the rally to reduce high-leverage positions, and monitoring the correlation between US stock market openings and the crypto market for validation. #区块链##币圈# ​#Gate广场四月发帖挑战

Solana projects will receive a unified response system to hacks The non-profit organization Solana Foundation introduced the STRIDE security framework and the Incident Response Network SIRN. The STRIDE initiative was developed in collaboration with Web3 firm Asymmetric Research and is a "structured program for assessing, monitoring, and enhancing security measures for Solana projects." At the same time, the foundation announced the creation of SIRN, which will unite security companies for rapid response to hacking attacks on the Solana network in real-time. Participants will share threat information, coordinate actions, and "contribute to the continuous development of STRIDE," the release states.