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An announcement from Shi Di said that he was taken away for investigation by the Pingjiang County Public Security Bureau of Yueyang City, Hunan Province on April 9 in connection with the BKEX 12.15 online gambling case. Specifically, it concerned the fee rebate arrangement from July 2021 to July 2022. He was detained for more than 20 days at the Pingjiang Detention Center. On April 26, the stolen money totaling 1.576 million was returned, and he has been released on bail pending further proceedings.
Perpetual contracts with high leverage are currently defined as online gambling, and fee rebate agents—including personal development downline—may be涉嫌 as accomplices to a casino.
Brothers, please pay attention: absolutely do not do anything that violates regulations—don’t cross the red line.
$BNB

With the visits from Russia and the U.S. to China, we're seeing an unprecedented alignment among the world's three heavyweight nations, managing their differences like pros. Since World War II, we've never seen such a celebratory peace scenario; "the Pacific is big enough for both China and the U.S. to thrive together." China has never been a challenger to the post-WWII world order led by the U.S., but rather the biggest beneficiary of it. From the get-go, America's perception of China as a rival to its order was a miscalculation. Ever since Obama rolled out the "Pivot to Asia" strategy, the U.S. has been trying to suppress China, and under Trump, there was even a hope to disrupt the international order that the U.S. itself had established, just to hold China back. Ironically, China has been a steadfast supporter of that world order. After the U.S. visit to China, there’s been a significant reduction in differences, with the U.S. continuing as the global hegemon, minus China, while China is more than happy to focus on its own business, playing the long game. China is set to be the biggest supporter and beneficiary of the international order established by the U.S..

U.S. President Donald Trump said that he originally planned to launch a large-scale attack tomorrow, but has postponed it for a while. He hopes this may be postponed forever—maybe just temporarily—because there were very important discussions with Iran, and the results are worth looking forward to.
The chances are not great. Trump is just talking big, pressuring Iran 🇮🇷 to make concessions. This is good for the crypto market $BTC

“The five stars rise in the east and bring benefit to China” — this ancient prophecy spanning two thousand years is now being verified again and again on the international geopolitical map. The world is gathering toward China, toward the East, with unprecedented momentum.
In just half a year, the “four permanent members” of the UN Security Council have successively visited China in a first-and-then sequence: in December 2025, French President Macron visited; in January 2026, British Prime Minister Starmer returned to China again after eight years; in mid-May, Trump arrived in Beijing; and then Putin is scheduled to come to China again in late May. Within a single week, the heads of state of the United States and Russia visited China one after the other—an occurrence extremely rare in diplomatic history.

On May 15, the US Senate confirmed Kevin Walsh as the new Fed Chair with a vote of 54 to 45, marking the transition from the 'Powell Era' to the 'Walsh Era'. Immediately after, Bitcoin plummeted below the $80,000 mark, saying goodbye to that blissful $80k level it once enjoyed.
Why is it dropping? The prescription given by Walsh himself is called 'QT-for-Cuts'—quantitative tightening and rate cuts moving in sync. QT means pulling dollars directly out of the financial system, and after the Fed started QT in 2022, the total market cap of crypto once dipped below the $1 trillion mark. What's worse is that when he took over, the US April CPI was up 3.8% year-on-year, hitting a nearly three-year high, and inflation is still burning; the market even began to place small bets on rate hikes. The direct impact on the crypto market is: net liquidity withdrawal, with risk assets taking the brunt.