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Jinse Finance reported that on April 23, Syed Sameer, CEO of Sameer Group LLC, responded to Justin Sun on the X platform, stating that he, along with Aryam1 and Aqua1, as some of the largest WLFI institutional holders (holding a total of over $300 million), is willing to reach a fair solution with Justin Sun and unlock his locked tokens. It is reported that Justin Sun and his company on Tuesday filed a lawsuit with the San Francisco federal court against the cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial (WIFI), co-founded by the Trump family, accusing the company of extortion and carrying out an “illegal scheme” to confiscate his tokens, resulting in “hundreds of millions of dollars in losses” for him and his company. (DZX News Agency)

Golden Ten Data, April 23 – According to Reuters, SpaceX may be tackling one of the biggest challenges in the chip business: manufacturing key components that power artificial intelligence, namely graphics processing units (GPUs). Ahead of SpaceX's anticipated $1.75 trillion initial public offering (IPO) this summer, the company has warned potential investors about its plans for significant spending on the development of AI and other technologies. According to excerpts from its S-1 registration reviewed by Reuters, the company listed "manufacturing our own GPUs" as one of its ongoing "significant capital expenditures." The company filed this document with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to disclose its risks and financial status ahead of going public.

BlockBeats News, April 23rd, according to CryptoQuant data, long-term holders have accumulated 303,000 BTC in the past 30 days, while short-term holders have sold off 290,000 BTC. This data seems to indicate that Bitcoin is currently in an accumulation phase, with the supply shifting to stronger hands.