Deep Tide TechFlow news, April 11, according to reports from Fox News and NBC News, a spokesperson for OpenAI confirmed that the San Francisco Police Department arrested a suspect early Friday who allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail at the residence of OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman and also engaged in threatening behavior outside the San Francisco headquarters of this AI giant. OpenAI stated: "Fortunately, no one was injured." The company added: "We are extremely grateful for the rapid response from the San Francisco Police Department and appreciate the support from the city in ensuring the safety of our employees. The suspect has been detained, and we are assisting the police with their investigation." At present, Altman has not yet issued a public statement regarding this arrest.In another statement, the San Francisco Police Department indicated that officers responded early Friday to a residence in the North Beach area of San Francisco "due to a fire investigation." The suspect fled on foot, and his description was broadcast to all officers. Subsequently, San Francisco police received a call and went to a business at 1400 Third Street to handle "an unidentified male threatening to burn down the building." (OpenAI headquarters is located at 1455 Third Street) Police stated: "When officers arrived at the scene, they recognized this male as the same suspect from the earlier incident and immediately took him into custody."It is reported that the suspect is a 20-year-old male.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 11th: According to Reuters, a senior U.S. White House official stated that there is a pervasive atmosphere of skepticism within the White House. The official claimed that in recent conversations with his advisors, Trump appeared to acknowledge that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen in the short term. However, at the same time, Trump posted on social media on Thursday that oil supply will resume soon, though he provided no further details.

PANews reported on April 11 that, according to CoinDesk, Arizona District Judge Michael Liburdi ruled on Friday that Arizona cannot proceed with the scheduled arraignment of Kalshi on April 13. Arizona announced last month that it would file 20 criminal charges against Kalshi for offering gambling products that the state claims violate Arizona law.

PANews reported on April 11 that, according to a Binance announcement, the first batch of 5 assets are now available on the Wallet > Markets page, allowing users to easily explore on-chain pre-IPO assets.

BlockBeats news, April 11, U.S. and Iranian delegations are expected to hold talks on April 11 in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Currently, Islamabad has enhanced security, and the media center has begun operations. However, it is reported that as of now, there is no clear information regarding the timing and format of the negotiations. Some sources indicate that the U.S. and Iranian sides may not engage in face-to-face talks in the first phase; instead, the U.S. and Iran will each meet with Pakistan separately before determining whether direct negotiations between the U.S. and Iran can proceed. (CCTV)

BlockBeats news, April 11, according to Cointelegraph, with a noticeable rebound in Bitcoin whale activity and a significant drop in exchange inflows, traders are setting a target price of $88,000 for Bitcoin.After four days of consolidation between $70,000 and $72,000 this week, Bitcoin price hit a weekly high of $73,255 on Friday. The current price structure resembles the breakout pattern in the second quarter of 2025—where prices, after a prolonged sideways movement below moving averages, rapidly surged to the next supply zone upon breaking the downtrend line. Currently, $76,000 constitutes a key trigger level, which also aligns with the upper boundary of the downtrend line formed since Bitcoin's peak around $126,000. A breakout here could eliminate the psychological resistance that has suppressed rebounds for months.On-chain data: Crypto analyst Amr Taha points out that Bitcoin whale inflows to exchanges over the past 30 days have dropped to $2.96 billion, marking the first time below $3 billion since June 2025, while the figure reached as high as $8 billion in February this year. Meanwhile, on April 9, the change in realized market cap for long-term holders reached $49 billion, indicating a restart of accumulation behavior. Taha states that these metrics collectively reflect a transfer of chips from weak to strong hands, showing steady accumulation rather than active selling. CoinGlass liquidity heatmap shows concentrated visible liquidity in the $86,000 to $90,000 range.

PANews reported on April 10th that, according to a statement released by the Kremlin on the evening of April 9th ​​local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would soon implement a ceasefire for the Orthodox Easter holiday. The ceasefire will be in effect from 4 PM Moscow time on April 11th to midnight on April 12th (9 PM Beijing time on April 11th to 5 AM on April 13th). He hoped that Ukraine would follow suit. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy immediately stated: "Ukraine has repeatedly stated that we are ready to take reciprocal measures. We have proposed a ceasefire during this year's (Orthodox) Easter holiday and will act accordingly."

BlockBeats news, April 10th, according to a WSJ report, just hours after U.S. President Trump abruptly announced a suspension of attacks on Iran last month, the White House warned staff against abusing authority to place bets by timing the market in prediction markets. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the White House Office of Management issued this warning on March 23rd.Earlier that day, Trump announced the decision to halt airstrikes via Truth Social. Approximately 15 minutes before the sudden policy shift, a mysterious surge in trading activity occurred in the futures market; Dow Jones Market Data showed that within less than two minutes, oil futures contracts worth over $760 million changed hands.More recently, three accounts on the Polymarket platform profited over $600,000 by accurately predicting the timing of this week's Iran ceasefire. Critics of Trump, including many Democrats, immediately inferred that someone had exploited advance knowledge of the policy change for profit.The White House confirmed the authenticity of the warning, with Trump's spokesperson Ingle stating: 'The only special interest that can guide President Trump's decisions is the best interest of the American people.'

BlockBeats news, April 10, according to a Kremlin statement on the evening of April 9, Russian President Putin announced that Russia will implement an Orthodox Easter ceasefire from 16:00 Moscow time on April 11 to 24:00 on April 12 (21:00 Beijing time on April 11 to 5:00 on April 13), lasting 32 hours, and called on Ukraine to follow suit.Ukrainian President Zelensky immediately responded, "Ukraine has repeatedly stated that we are ready to take reciprocal measures. We have proposed a ceasefire during this year's Easter holiday and will act accordingly."This is a rare ceasefire window in recent conflicts where both sides have publicly expressed alignment, but whether it will be implemented and whether there are additional conditions remains to be seen.

PANews reported on April 10th, citing the Wall Street Journal, that just hours after US President Trump abruptly announced a halt to attacks on Iran last month, the White House warned staff against abusing their authority to make bets in the market. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the White House Office of Management issued the warning on March 23rd. Earlier that day, Trump announced the decision to suspend airstrikes through Truth Social. About 15 minutes before the sudden policy shift, a mysterious surge in trading activity occurred in the futures market; Dow Jones market data showed that over $760 million worth of oil futures contracts changed hands in less than two minutes. Recently, three accounts on the Polymarket platform profited over $600,000 by accurately predicting the timing of this week's ceasefire with Iran. Trump critics, including many Democrats, immediately inferred that someone was profiting from advance knowledge of the policy shift. The White House confirmed the authenticity of the warning, with Trump spokesperson Ingle stating, "The only special interest guiding President Trump's decisions is the best interests of the American people."