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Trump's Son to Be Invited to Attend TOKEN2049 Dubai Conference

Planet Morning News 1. KiloEx was stolen, losing about $7.4 million in assets; 2. Trump's second son will be invited to attend the TOKEN2049 Dubai Conference; 3. Mantra CEO: OM token recovery is the top priority, but it is still in the early stages; 4. Ethereum dApp fee income exceeded $1 billion in Q1 2025, ranking first; 5. Fed Bostic: The economy is in a state of substantial stagnation; 6. Fed Bostic: Bold moves in "any direction" are not cautious; 7. As the US dollar weakens, Circle's euro stablecoin EURC issuance soars to a record high; 8. South Korea blocks 14 cryptocurrency exchanges on the Apple App Store; 9. Kraken launches stock and ETF trading in the US market to expand its business beyond cryptocurrency; 10. Goldman Sachs: Tariffs will reduce US employment; 11. Tether: Will deploy computing power in the OCEAN Bitcoin mining pool; 12. Flow Traders and other three institutions may be the new currency KERNEL for Binance Megadrop Market Maker; 13. ZachXBT: The founder of Reef Finance allegedly sought to pledge tokens for loans a few days before the OM collapse; 14. The US SEC postponed the approval of the Grayscale Ethereum spot ETF pledge function; 15. The US Department of Homeland Security investigated the crypto bank Anchorage; 16. Bloomberg analyst: Canada plans to launch the Solana spot ETF this week.

Trump's second son will be invited to attend TOKEN2049 Dubai Conference According to official news, TOKEN2049 announced that Trump’s second son Eric Trump will be invited to attend the TOKEN2049 Dubai Conference, which will be held from April 30 to May 1.

Fed's Bostic: Bold moves 'in either direction' would be imprudent Federal Reserve Chairman Bostic said uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariffs and other policies has brought the U.S. economy to a "big pause," and he suggested the Fed should stay put until the situation becomes clearer. "Where the economy will land depends critically on the details of where policy lands," he said. "Because we don't know yet, that's another reason why I think it would be imprudent to take policy actions that are too bold in any direction." Bostic said tariffs could push up prices, meaning it could take longer than he previously thought, possibly until 2027, for inflation to fall back to the Fed's 2% target. At the same time, he said, economic growth is likely to slow, with GDP growth this year to be above 1%, but less than half of its recent pace. Bostic did not say whether he still believes the Fed will cut interest rates once this year, a view he expressed in March. (Jinshi)