This week's market, we have held from the starting point to the end, each layout hitting the right timing, returning stable profits for every trust! Strength is not just talk on paper, but being steadfast every time a trend arrives. $BTC $ETH #三月非农数据来袭 #加密市场行情震荡 #国际油价走高 #比特币矿企要闻 #稳定币争议升温

April 5 — the estimated birthday of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, according to his profile on P2P Foundation; April 9 — hearing on the motion by Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm; April 10 — release of the Consumer Price Index and inflation data in the U.S.; April 15-16 — Paris Blockchain Week, one of the largest European conferences dedicated to blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and Web3; April 20 — the pioneer day among meme coins — Dogecoin; April 27-29 — Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas; April 29 — U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on the key interest rate.

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