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Golden Ten Data reported on April 14 that interest rate strategists at ING pointed out in a report that the collapse of negotiations between the United States and Iran over the weekend is significant, but not the main factor impacting the market. They stated, "War between regional powers is not important for global markets. What matters is whether agreements can be reached and actually implemented." They also said, "Last week, Iran controlled the Strait of Hormuz, whereas now it is under US control. Although the process remained neutral, this result is more favorable for the market because, theoretically, the ultimate goal is to fully and unrestrictedly reopen the Strait."

BlockBeats News, April 14, Aptos released a Tokenomics Update. The key adjustments include: Staking Reward APY reduced from 5.19% to 2.6%; Gas fees increased by 10x (stablecoin transfer cost still low at around $0.00014); Upon Decibel DEX launch, on-chain transaction volume and Gas fee burn are expected to significantly increase, with an estimated annual burn of over 32 million APT; Protocol layer hard cap set at a total supply of 21 billion APT; The Aptos Foundation will permanently lock and stake 2.1 billion APT; Future incentives transition to milestone-based triggers; Exploration of a programmatic buyback plan.

Foresight News reports that Aptos has released an update on its tokenomics. The main adjustments include reducing the annualized staking rewards rate from 5.19% to 2.6%; increasing Gas fees tenfold (the stablecoin transfer cost remains as low as approximately $0.00014); after Decibel DEX goes live, on-chain trading volume and Gas fee burning will increase significantly, with annual burn expected to exceed 32 million APT; a hard cap total supply at the protocol layer is set at 2.1 billion APT; the Aptos Foundation will permanently lock and stake 210 million APT; future incentives will convert to milestone-triggered releases; and the team is exploring a programmatic buyback plan.