🚨Last night's breaking news roundup! Fill in the information gaps in 1 minute | 4/01 With signs of easing geopolitical tensions and a violent rebound in US stocks, the crypto market finally got a breather. ➡️Crypto Market $BTC The rebound from 65k to around 67k was called a rebound, but the strength was really weak. Nvidia rose by 5%, so BTC performance was somewhat lackluster, but it did leave the bulls with a last bit of dignity. $ETH The rebound is a bit stronger than BTC, the car is lighter now, currently around $2094, but apart from Tom Lee and BitMine ruthlessly adding to their positions, I really don't know who is still buying. $SOL The market capitalization is the lowest and the rebound is the worst. Meme is being bought with USDC. The popularity of the SOL ecosystem has visibly dissipated. ➡️Global Stock Markets 1. U.S. stocks rebounded sharply, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 2.48%, the S&P 500 up 2.9%, and the Nasdaq Composite up 3.8%, all marking their biggest single-day gains since May of last year. Nvidia jumped over 5%, and Intel rose 7%. 2. Japanese and South Korean stock markets had previously fallen by as much as 4%, but have begun to stabilize as expectations of a ceasefire have increased. Gold prices continued their rebound, rising more than $150 during the day to close at around $4,667 per ounce, but still recorded their worst monthly performance since October 2008. Crude oil prices fluctuated at high levels, with WTI previously breaking through $105 per barrel and Brent crude around $108. The war premium remained high. ➡️Macroeconomic Dynamics 1. Trump said he would end the war with Iran within two to three weeks and was willing to withdraw troops even if the Strait of Hormuz was not fully open. It's that familiar taco time again. Whether the market believes it or not is another matter, but US stocks have already had a blast. 2. The Iranian president stated that he was willing to end the war but with conditions, while the Revolutionary Guard announced that it would start targeting companies in the Middle East with ties to US high-tech companies starting April 1. They are talking about peace but not actually taking action. 3. Foreign central banks have reduced their holdings of U.S. Treasury securities to their lowest level since 2012. 4.FTX Creditors have officially launched the distribution of $2.2 billion in funds. It remains to be seen how much of a splash this liquidity injection will make. 5.OpenAI With a valuation of $852 billion, it completed a $122 billion financing round and opened the equity investment channel to retail investors for the first time. The AI ​​arms race shows no signs of slowing down. 6. New Hampshire plans to issue its first state bond backed by $BTC, which Moody's has rated at Ba2. Bitcoin's entry into the traditional bond market marks another milestone. 7. Google's latest quantum computing research shows that the number of qubits required to crack BTC/ETH elliptic curve signatures has been reduced by about 20 times. There is no short-term threat, but the long-term narrative is worth noting. 8.MetaPlanet Bitfarms completed a $255 million funding round to increase its holdings of $BTC, while Bitfarms reversed course by selling BTC to focus on AI infrastructure, indicating that the transformation of miners into AI is becoming a trend.