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BlockBeats News, April 12th. Cryptocurrency analyst Axel Adler Jr stated that the current Bitcoin pullback appears to be much milder compared to the bear markets at a similar stage in 2017-18 and 2021-22. However, based solely on the current pullback magnitude, it is still not enough to assert that the bottom has been formed. The maximum pullback of the 2021-22 cycle was -54%, the maximum pullback of the 2017-18 cycle was -64%, and the corresponding pullback of the 2013-15 cycle was -43%. The current market dynamics resemble a mild bear market, not yet entering a deep capitulation phase. The bottom cannot be confirmed, and a turn towards a true market recovery still awaits. The analyst believes that the current phase is just a bear market pause, not a trend reversal.

1. Robinhood excluded certain prediction market contracts due to concerns over market manipulation and insider trading risks; 2. Head of X Product: Aggregated account share reduced to 60%, will cut another 20% next cycle and crack down on clickbait headlines; 3. Iranian Deputy Speaker: The Strait of Hormuz is a "red line" and is completely controlled by Iran; 4. Justin Sun: Condemns ongoing token scandals created by bad actors within WLFI; 5. Former Bank of China Vice President Wang Yongli: Views US crypto asset policies dialectically; 6. Analyst: BTC short-term trading is currently difficult, recommends average investors focus on dollar-cost averaging; 7. Argentina includes cryptocurrencies in the net assets criteria for qualified investors; 8. Analysis: The probability of the US and Iran reaching consensus on core demands is not low; 9. CryptoQuant Analyst: If the US-Iran conflict continues, it may affect inflation and force the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates; 10. Analyst: Bitcoin and Ethereum are approaching key price levels, which may signal a market trend reversal.

However, these markets have a "very large" demand for natural gas and have submitted a large number of supply requests. Peskov also stated that even if Russia stops selling natural gas to the EU, EU countries may still find ways to purchase natural gas. (CCTV)