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According to The Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources, the Trump administration is considering a significant reduction in high tariffs on Chinese imports, with cuts potentially exceeding half in some cases. Sources state that Trump has not yet made a final decision, discussions are ongoing, and multiple options are being considered.

According to TechFlow, citing data from CoinDesk, the SEC, and Fintel, more than 609,000 shares of MSTR stock failed to settle in March, with a nominal value exceeding $180 million. On March 26 alone, the failed transaction amount surpassed $63 million, highlighting ongoing settlement issues related to short activities. This may indicate significant market volatility ahead. Data shows that short positions in MSTR stocks remain high, with around 29 million shares shorted as of April, accounting for over 12% of all publicly traded shares. Additionally, on April 22, about one-third of the MSTR trades were short sales conducted in private venues like dark pools, making it difficult for the public to track short selling activities in real-time. With the stock price having risen 35% since early March, shorts may be forced to buy back shares to cover positions, potentially triggering a "short squeeze."