Bitcoin treasury company Empery Digital transfers another 1,795 BTC to Gemini, valued at approximately $122.5 million

2026-04-02 by admin

Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on April 1, according to on-chain data platform Lookonchain monitoring, Bitcoin treasury firm Empery Digital transferred the remaining 1,795 BTC (worth approximately $122.5 million) to the Gemini exchange about 1 hour ago.

深潮 TechFlow 消息，4 月 1 日，据 Coinmarketcap 数据，今日加密货币市值前 100 代币表现如下，涨幅前五：Algorand（ALGO）涨 20.41%，现价 0.1074 美元；Sei（SEI）涨 11.47%，现价 0.05437 美元；Venice Token（VVV）涨 8.49%，现价 6.88 美元；LayerZero（ZRO）涨 8.45%，现价 1.97 美元；Artificial Superintelligence Alliance（FET）涨 7.06%，现价 0.2444 美元。跌幅前五：Midnight（NIGHT）跌 10.46%，现价 0.04551 美元；Canton（CC）跌 2.57%，现价 0.1433 美元；Chiliz（CHZ）跌 2.52%，现价 0.0414 美元；DeXe（DEXE）跌 2.46%，现价 7.77 美元；Bitcoin Cash（BCH）跌 2.30%，现价 459.57 美元。

BlockBeats news, April 2, according to the Financial Times, sources revealed that Trump threatened to halt weapon supplies to Ukraine unless Europe joins the Hormuz Strait alliance. Last month, Trump requested NATO naval assistance to reopen the strait, but was rejected by European governments.Three officials familiar with the discussions stated that Trump responded by threatening to stop providing supplies to the 'Ukraine Priority Requirements List' (PURL) project. As a result, urged by NATO Secretary-General Rutte, several key member states including France, Germany, and the UK issued a hastily drafted statement on March 19, which stated: 'We express willingness to make appropriate contributions to ensuring safe passage through the Hormuz Strait.'An official familiar with the discussions said: 'It was Rutte who insisted on issuing this joint statement, because Trump had threatened to withdraw from the 'Transatlantic Partnership Alliance' and completely exit Ukraine affairs.' (Jin10)

BlockBeats News, April 2nd, according to The New York Times, U.S. officials revealed that multiple U.S. intelligence agencies recently assessed that the Iranian government is currently unwilling to engage in substantive negotiations to end the U.S.-Israel war. Officials stated that the assessment indicates the Iranian government believes it holds a strong position in the war and does not need to yield to U.S. diplomatic demands.They noted that although Iran is willing to keep communication channels open, the country distrusts the United States and believes President Trump is not sincere in negotiations. Over the past year, Trump twice ordered attacks on Iran during negotiations over its nuclear program. These assessments align with recent statements from Iranian officials.U.S. and Iranian officials said the two countries are exchanging messages through intermediary nations, and possibly also through direct channels, but have not engaged in negotiations on the conditions for a ceasefire or ending the war. (Jin10)