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According to the latest data from Saylortracker, after Bitcoin broke through $80k, Strategy currently holds 818,334 BTC, with a total market value of approximately $65.74 billion, a cost basis average of $75,537, and an unrealized profit of about $3.926 billion. Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced yesterday that the company will pause its regular Bitcoin purchases this week, marking the second pause this year. The company is expected to release its Q1 earnings on Tuesday; market expectations call for a loss of about $18.98 per share, up from $16.38 in the same period last year.

Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Asset Strategy, Amy Oldenburg, stated that in the future, American banks may hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets, but they need to follow Federal Reserve guidelines, Basel accords, and global regulations, with the implementation timeline still uncertain.
The Bitcoin ETF issued by MSBT Bank has attracted over $100 million within six days of launch, all from self-directed investment channels, and has not yet been opened to financial advisors.
Educational gaps have caused slow progress on the advisory side; banks are promoting internal training and applying for OCC digital trust licenses to support direct custody and spot trading.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, May 4th, this week ENA, OPN, HYPE, and other tokens will experience large unlocks;
ENA will unlock approximately 171 million tokens on May 5th, worth about $17.28 million, accounting for 2.12% of the released supply;
OPN will unlock approximately 32.09 million tokens on May 5th, worth about $5.45 million, accounting for 12.22% of the released supply;
HYPE will unlock tokens on May 5th, worth about $17.51 million, accounting for 0.11% of the released supply;
RED will unlock approximately 40.85 million tokens on May 7th, worth about $5.54 million, accounting for 12.20% of the released supply;
BB will unlock approximately 2,993 tokens on May 7th, worth about $10

Multiple countries request U.S. assistance in releasing ships blocked in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that it is unrelated to Middle East conflicts, vowing to let innocent vessels and national security depart and continue operations. The 'Freedom Plan' will be launched on Monday, with all parties not resuming voyages until regional security is restored. Negotiations with Iran are seen as a promising outcome; if humanitarian progress is hindered, tough measures will be taken.

Iran proposes a three-phase negotiation: the first phase within 30 days will turn the ceasefire into a comprehensive truce, establish an international mechanism to prevent reopening, regional ceasefires with commitments not to break them, gradually lift port blockades and open the Strait of Hormuz, clear mines, and withdraw U.S. military from surrounding waters. The second phase, lasting up to 15 years, involves discussions on a complete halt to uranium enrichment, with a return to zero stockpiles upon expiration; oppose dismantling nuclear facilities, transfer or dilute highly enriched uranium stockpiles, and gradually lift sanctions. The third phase involves strategic talks with regional countries to build a security system covering the entire region.