Iran-Iraq Delegation Arrives in Pakistan, Iran to Participate in Talks

April 11 — Per Cointelegraph, traders are eyeing $88k for Bitcoin amid a notable uptick in whale activity and a sharp decline in exchange inflows. This week, Bitcoin hit a weekly high of $73,255 on Friday after four days of consolidation between $70k and $72k. The current price setup mirrors the breakout rally from Q2 2025: back then, after prolonged consolidation below its moving average, BTC surged quickly to the next supply zone once it broke above the downtrend line. The key trigger level now sits at $76k — that’s also the upper trendline drawn from BTC’s ~$126k peak, from which the token has been declining. A break above this level could clear the psychological resistance that’s capped rebounds for months. On-chain data: Crypto analyst Amr Taha notes that Bitcoin whale inflows to exchanges hit $2.96 billion over the past 30 days — the first time that figure has dipped below $3 billion since June 2025 (it peaked at $8 billion in February this year). Meanwhile, on April 9,

(FXStreet) — On April 11, U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) calling for an investigation into oil trading linked to former President Donald Trump’s rhetoric regarding Iran.

On April 11, Binance announced that pre-IPO assets are now instantly viewable in the Binance Wallet. The first batch of five assets is live on the Wallet Markets page, letting users easily explore on-chain pre-IPO assets.

On April 11th, Trump posted on Truth Social saying: "Iranians are better at dealing with fake news media and 'PR' than they are at fighting wars! Iranians seem unaware they actually have no cards to play—aside from briefly 'blackmailing' the world by exploiting international waters. The only reason they still exist today is for negotiation!"

April 11, Changpeng Zhao (CZ) addressed reports about “Binance’s Temporary Relocation Offer for UAE Employees,” saying: “The coverage of Binance’s ‘employee relocation plan’ is misleading—it’s another attempt to paint the UAE in an unfair negative light, which isn’t true. This isn’t new: Binance has long offered flexible work locations for employees, with reasonable relocation support provided case-by-case (as I’ve noted before). Personally, I still believe the UAE is among the safest countries in the world—safer even than many top tourist spots.” Earlier, CoinDesk reported that amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Binance offered temporary relocation options to its UAE-based employees for Hong Kong, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok. A Binance spokesperson said: “Amid recent regional tensions, we’re offering temporary relocation options as a proactive, employee-first step to give flexibility and support during uncertain times.” The spokesperson added that most employees ha

April 11 — Compass Point analysts downgraded Circle (CRCL) from “Neutral” to “Sell” in a Thursday report cited by Barrons, trimming the target price slightly from $79 to $77. The report notes that while supply of Circle’s flagship stablecoin USDC has held steady in recent months, growth is concentrated in low-margin areas. Since early February, nearly 80% of USDC supply growth has come from platforms including Sky, Binance, and Ethena. These partners have distribution agreements with Circle but take a cut of USDC reserve interest income, squeezing the firm’s earnings. By contrast, Circle’s higher-margin holdings are “off-chain” USDC not circulating on these platforms. Investors may face downside from Circle’s Q1 earnings report, expected late May or early June. Analyst Ed Engel said, “CRCL’s first-quarter performance may fall short of the market’s gradually rising expectations.” Compass Point forecasts Q1 EBITDA will drop 19% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) and has cut its 2027 fis