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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 23 that, due to concerns over the impact of the Middle East conflict, Japanese manufacturers have raised production to the highest level in 12 years, indicating that companies are releasing capacity ahead of time. Data shows that Japan’s April PMI industrial output index rose to 55.4, marking the highest level since February 2014. The manufacturing composite PMI increased to 54.9, while the services PMI dropped from 53.4 to 51.2. Annabel Fiddes, Economic Assistant Director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, stated in a report: "There are reports that some manufacturing companies increased output because they are worried and uncertain about the war situation in the Middle East and the possibility of further supply chain disruptions." She said: "The conflict in the Middle East is a significant factor restraining optimism. For the current strong performance in manufacturing to continue, uncertainty must be reduced and supply chains need to return to normal."```

Three wallets suspected to be related to Bitmine received 100,000 ETH from BitGo, with a total value of approximately 234 million US dollars.

According to ChainCatcher, the new crypto bank and non-custodial finance application Tria announced the official integration of the decentralized perpetual contract exchange Decibel on April 21. Through this integration, Tria users can directly access Decibel’s on-chain central limit order book (CLOB) for perpetual contract trading within a single self-custody account, without the need for asset cross-chain transfers or switching between multiple wallets. According to the official statement, this move aims to reduce DeFi operational friction and seamlessly unify derivatives trading, yield aggregation, and cross-chain payment functions within a single interface. Reportedly, Decibel is built on the Aptos network and will launch its mainnet in February 2026. During its testnet phase, it recorded over 650,000 unique accounts and more than 1 million transactions per day. Tria currently serves over 500,000 users across 150 countries worldwide, with investors including Polychain Capital and Ethereum Foundation.