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According to the PRO Major Orders List, the total trading data for BTC and ETH major players in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: total trading volume reached 2.152 billion USD, including 868 million USD in buy trades and 1.284 billion USD in sell trades, with a trading difference of -416 million USD. ETH: total trading volume reached 2.057 billion USD, including 852 million USD in buy trades and 1.205 billion USD in sell trades, with a trading difference of -353 million USD. Latest data shows major players are still positioning at key price levels: BTC net order difference stands at 1.163 billion USD, with the largest single order amounting to 50.267 million USD; ETH net order difference is 364 million USD, with the largest single order at 34.2962 million USD. For specific key levels of large order bets, please refer to the PRO "Major Order Tracking" indicator. Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Foresight News reported that Odin Fun co-founder Bob Bodily posted on Twitter stating that platform trading will resume within 24 hours. Currently, the official team has rolled back all trades to the state before the hacker attack. In addition, the team is actively tracing the hacker through all legitimate channels, but so far, the funds have not been recovered and the BTC on the platform is insufficient to cover all user deposits. "We had in-depth discussions with our supporters in the Chinese community. With their support and guidance, we have decided on the following plan: immediately reopen the platform while continuing our attempts to recover user funds; increase fees (from 0.5% to 1%) and use all platform profits to restore the missing funds on the platform."

BlockBeats news, on April 18, according to foreign media reports, California Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters has been labeled the "thorn in the side" of cryptocurrency on Capitol Hill. As a senior member of the House Financial Services Committee, she has consistently advocated for strengthening cryptocurrency regulation to consolidate her authority. Meanwhile, Waters' opponent, nonprofit executive Myla Rahman, has received about 69% of her campaign funding from the crypto industry, raising market concerns about "crypto capital entering politics." Data shows that since Rahman launched her campaign in February, she has raised approximately $14,500, with the largest single donation coming from Brad Garlinghouse ($6,600 donation). In addition, executives from Solana Policy Institute have also provided support. As one of the Democrats' staunchest advocates for crypto regulation in Congress, Waters has long promoted strengthening industry oversight. Should the Democrats win the midterm elections, she is expected to become Chair of the Financial Services Committee. Analysts believe that this potential shift is prompting the crypto industry to proactively allocate political resources in an effort to influence future regulatory frameworks. Currently, the crypto industry is pushing for Clarity Act legislation to seek a more relaxed regulatory environment, but the bill faces strong opposition from the traditional banking sector, which fears it could trigger a migration of deposits to the crypto market. Notably, despite her pro-regulation stance, Waters has also received political donations from Chris Larsen, highlighting how crypto capital is pursuing a multi-pronged approach across both parties and various regulatory positions.