After the US and Israel airstrikes on Tehran, Iran's cryptocurrency outflow surged by 700%

Pakistan’s government: The format of the U.S.-Iran negotiations is still unclear, and we have already made preparations to coordinate and facilitate a middle-ground resolution

Gate News: On April 11, an authoritative Pakistani government source said that although the United States and Iran had already confirmed that talks would be held on that day, the format of the negotiations is currently still undecided. The source said that the two sides have made a number of arrangements for the talks, including a “face-to-face” format and a “back-to-back” format. Pakistan has been prepared to facilitate the two sides for face-to-face talks, and also to conduct negotiations in a “back-to-back” manner by transmitting information through Pakistan as an intermediary. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iran has announced the composition of the U.S. negotiation delegation, consisting of 71 people, including the speaker and the foreign minister.

Iran announced on April 11 a 71-member delegation for negotiations with the United States. The delegation is led by Speaker of Parliament Kalibaf. Members include Foreign Minister Aragchi and multiple experts. The U.S. delegation has 300 members, covering multiple areas such as security.

Bank of America research report: The global economy’s dependence on oil has fallen to one-third of what it was in the 1970s. Huatai Securities says gold’s safe-haven appeal has stopped working

A U.S. bank research report said that since the 1970s, the global economy’s reliance on oil has declined, and the oil required now is only one-third of that at the time, with economic resilience strengthening. In addition, Haitong Securities’ analysis found that gold did not exhibit safe-haven characteristics; after experiencing a pullback due to geopolitical shocks, it rebounded.

Bitcoin Posts Its Strongest Weekly Gain Since October 2025: CPI Cooldown and US-Iran Ceasefire Provide a Double Boost, Lifting the Price to $73K

Bitcoin’s weekly gain this week reached nearly 7%, marking the strongest single-week performance since October 2025, as the U.S. core CPI data came in below expectations and a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel boosted market sentiment. The price briefly broke through $73,000. Market expectations have intensified that the Federal Reserve may start cutting rates sooner, and technical indicators show volatility compression, suggesting that significant price swings may be ahead. In the short term, attention should be paid to the ceasefire negotiations and the Federal Reserve’s policy direction.

White House official: Trump privately admitted that the Strait of Hormuz will be difficult to fully reopen in the short term

Gate News message, April 11, according to Reuters, a senior U.S. White House official said that skepticism is pervasive inside the White House. The official said that during recent conversations with his advisers, Trump seems to have acknowledged that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen in the short term. However, at the same time, on Thursday Trump posted on social media that oil supplies will be restored soon, but provided no further details.

Iran's Speaker of Parliament: If the U.S. side is staging a show for negotiations, Iran is already prepared to defend its rights

Gate News message. On April 11, Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Qalibaf said in a statement delivered in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, at around 1 a.m. local time on the 11th that Iran is sincere about negotiations with the United States, but does not trust the U.S. side. The reason is that the parties’ previous negotiations “have always ended in failure and betrayal.” Qalibaf said that if the U.S. side tries to use this round of talks to put on a show, Iran is prepared to defend its own rights.