[News Brief] Apr 22, morning | Digital RMB International Operations Center Upgrades to 'Suvida' Cross-Border Payment Platform

Digital RMB International Operations Center Upgrades to the ‘Suvida’ Comprehensive Cross-Border Payment Service Platform

The Digital RMB International Operations Center announced that it has upgraded its three major business platforms—the cross-border digital payment platform, blockchain service platform, and digital asset platform—into the ‘Suvida’ comprehensive cross-border payment service platform.

According to sources, the overhaul was carried out in response to adjustments to the digital RMB metering system and upgrades to the infrastructure architecture. In the first phase, the center signed direct participant service agreements with 26 financial institutions.

Michael Saylor: “Bitcoin Should Be Included in Digital Products Connected to Global Capital Markets”

Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, said in a BTC Prague interview on the 17th that “Bitcoin should be included in attractive digital products connected to global capital markets in order to reach billions of users and businesses.”

According to Wu Blockchain, Saylor used aluminum as an example, saying, “Instead of explaining that aluminum is lighter than iron, you should build airplanes and sell plane tickets so that people buy aluminum through the product.” He added, “99% of the capital is with them. They are not coming to us—we need to go to them.”

Bitfinex: “BTC Selling Pressure Has Stopped, but Buying Demand Has Yet to Be Confirmed”

A Bitfinex Alpha report stated that after defending the $59,200 low several times, Bitcoin rose 3.54% this week and closed at $65,655.

The report analyzed that the rebound was driven more by the exhaustion of selling pressure than by an expansion in new demand. It explained that futures open interest had declined from its May peak, while short-term holder selling and exchange balance reductions continued, indicating that the market had entered a deleveraging phase.

Bitfinex suggested support around $54,000 and resistance near $68,000, where short-term holders are near their break-even selling zone. The report assessed the current market as “a structure where selling pressure has stopped, but buying demand has not yet been confirmed.”

High-Profit Polymarket Address Buys $110,000 on FURIA to Win the ‘CS2 IEM Cologne Major Final’

Odaily reported, citing Polymarket prediction market data, that an address with cumulative profits exceeding $1 million bought $110,000 on FURIA to win the ‘CS2 IEM Cologne Major Final: FURIA vs. Team Falcons’ market.

The address entered at an average price of 41 cents and purchased 269,038 shares. It also bought an additional $38,000 on FURIA to win the first map, and another $52,000 on FURIA to win the match with a 1.5-point handicap.

The final is being played in a best-of-five format, and at the time of reporting, Team Falcons was leading 10–5 in the first set.