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Foresight News reports that Bitget has launched the fourth phase of its Contract VIP “10 Million Club” event. Starting this month, the snapshot rules have been officially updated to “cumulative achievement during the natural month + end-of-month status confirmation.” Based on account data as of April 30, the platform will award Apple flagship gift boxes according to users’ contract trading, CFD precious metals trading volume, and Contract VIP level from April 1 to April 30. The prize pool includes physical gifts such as AirPods 4. Previously, Bitget announced an upgrade to its Contract VIP service system and launched the “10 Million Club” program, where eligible users can receive exclusive high-end gift boxes customized by the platform on a monthly basis. This program runs from January to June 2026, and Bitget has previously distributed gift boxes such as Moutai and Hermès to its users. Specific entitlements are subject to the monthly announcement. For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.

BlockBeats news, on April 7, according to loris.tools data, the self-custody mobile app Dreamcash, built for Hyperliquid trading, reached a daily trading volume of $126.29 million, second only to Trade.xyz. The current open position stands at $67.82 million, with trading focused on on-chain S&P 500 stock index, Robinhood, Intel, Tesla, and other US stock-related assets. Currently, the first phase (Season 1) of Dreamcash's app reward program is underway. Users can earn XP (experience points) and USDT rewards while trading. XP accumulates based on trading activity and will serve as the basis for potential future reward allocations. Users trading via Hyperliquid's frontend are not eligible to earn XP.

Golden Ten Data, April 7 – Former Bank of Japan Policy Board member Seiji Anda said on Tuesday that the Bank of Japan is likely to raise interest rates before July, as the Middle East war has caused oil costs to surge, increasing the risk that the central bank will fall behind the curve in dealing with mounting inflationary pressures. Anda stated that the core inflation rate has already reached the Bank's 2% target, and last week's Tankan survey showed that companies' five-year inflation expectations have reached 2.5%. He said that the sharp rise in oil prices and supply constraints caused by the Iran war give the central bank even more reason to soon raise its short-term policy rate from the current 0.75%. “The Bank of Japan would do best to raise rates to a neutral level for the economy as soon as possible,” he said, adding that Japan's neutral rate is likely to be around 1.25%. However, Anda said the probability of a rate hike in April is “about 50%,” as the Iran war keeps markets volatile and clouds Japan’s fragile economic outlook.