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Ekaterina Arapova, Director of the Center of Sanction Policy Expertise at the Institute for International Studies and Deputy Dean of the Department of International Relations at MGIMO University, said during an April 8 panel at the Valdai Club in Moscow that rising trade tensions under U.S. President Donald Trump could push more countries to consider joining BRICS. MGIMO University, located in Moscow, operates under the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Addressing the strategic implications of current trade policies, Arapova pointed to growing discontent among developing nations as a potential driver of BRICS expansion, particularly in Asia and Africa, where countries may seek alternatives to U.S.-centered economic systems. “In recent days, and all throughout the past month, we have had a front row seat to the new challenges that have emerged from this latest, much bigger wave of trade war the current US administration is unleashing,” she was quoted by Tass as saying. Emphasizing that the present global conditions are reinforcing long-standing BRICS values, she opined: And I think that what we are seeing now is a context that may seriously facilitate additional, accelerated continuity of the values and approaches that have helped to shape the BRICS spirit as we know it today. She underlined that one of the group’s key foundations could prove especially influential: “I believe that this principle of inclusivity in the present-day environment will probably motivate third countries and stimulate them to join this multilateral format as full-fledged members in the next couple of years.” Arapova identified a number of Asian and African nations as likely candidates for BRICS expansion in the near term. “Trump’s tariffs will likely push such countries as Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam toward seeking BRICS membership,” she noted. Drawing attention to developments on the African continent, she stressed: “Moreover, I think that African countries will show considerably more interest as well. We can see this practically in real time from Uganda, as we see these contacts intensifying.” She attributed this momentum to both structural and situational dynamics, stating: This is facilitated by the favorable, value-driven foundation of the BRICS multilateral format, which has developed over many years, and the global context that is creating new challenges at this point in time. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

The approaching bull run is not a guarantee, but the signs suggest a significant opportunity is on the horizon. Let us prepare ourselves with wisdom, discipline, and a spirit of calculated optimism, ready to navigate the rising tide and potentially reach new shores of financial success. May your preparations be fruitful and your journey prosperous.

Backpack CEO Armani: Actively deploying compliance systems to cover both crypto services and traditional financial services in the future Backpack CEO Armani revealed in a community AMA that Backpack is actively developing a compliance system, which will cover both crypto services and traditional financial services in the future. In addition, Armani also shared Backpack's vision - to become the preferred financial service provider for global users, and introduced that the name of Backpack was inspired by the "backpack" item of the "World of Warcraft" character. He said: "In the crypto world, Backpack has become a carrier of crypto assets, a tool that can carry credit cards, cash, and even all important items, allowing people to carry it around the world and embark on an adventure. Backpack represents freedom, self-sufficiency and the spirit of exploration. This is not only the name of a fintech product, but also a symbol of the new generation of global financial institutions that we hope to create."

Jeff Park of Bitwise Asset Management recently raised an interesting point: Bitcoin’s volatility is actually the main attraction for the younger generation. In a podcast, he said that the often extreme price fluctuations are not considered a risk but an opportunity. For a generation that grew up with technology and fast information, sharp changes in the market are not scary but rather something that pumps adrenaline. "VOLATILITY" IS THE REASON WHY YOUNG PEOPLE PREFER BITCOIN. @dgt10011 pic.twitter.com/P3kyJkbntG — Mario Nawfal’s Roundtable (@RoundtableSpace) April 12, 2025 Furthermore, Park explained that the younger generation tends to take greater risks because they also see the potential for faster returns. In other words, volatility is not a barrier—it is considered a tool to accelerate wealth building. This is not idle speculation. A Gemini survey released on January 25, 2025, showed that more than 51% of Gen Z globally have owned crypto. In the US alone, 33% of them are even ready to allocate at least 5% of their portfolio to this digital asset. Just imagine if you were only 19 years old, and you had started buying crypto assets from your phone while sitting in the campus cafeteria. That is the reality of Gen Z today. According to Investopedia, the average age of Gen Z to start investing is 19—earlier than millennials who start at an average age of 25. Interestingly, 44% of them took their first steps through crypto. Not blue-chip stocks or property, but crypto. On the other hand, data from YouGov as of February 6, 2025, confirms this trend. As many as 42% of Gen Z investors in the US hold crypto, far more than those who have retirement accounts (only 11%). In fact, 65% of them expressed interest in continuing to increase their investment in this asset throughout 2025. This means that they are not just following suit. They are indeed choosing this path as a way to build their financial future. Interestingly, CNF previously reported that Bitget Research found that 20% of Gen Z and Alpha prefer crypto-based retirement over traditional retirement systems. The main reasons? Transparency and decentralization. Both of these things fit perfectly with the mindset of the younger generation who are more suspicious of the old, closed system. However, this option still has its challenges. The Financial Times reported on March 29, 2025, that almost a third of Gen Z started investing while in college. But some of them are also exposed to high risks because they immediately entered crypto without a thorough understanding. In fact, the UK Financial Authority (FCA) has warned about “finfluencers” who often promote financial products carelessly. Not only that, many of them use micro-investment applications with small amounts. Easy to access, practical, and the results can be seen immediately. This is very tempting for those who are used to everything being instant. But of course, the potential for big profits comes with big risks, too. Finally, we can see that Bitcoin’s appeal to the younger generation is not just about technology, but more because it is in line with the spirit of the times: fast, transparent, and not afraid to take risks. Volatility is not an enemy. For them, it is actually a new friend on the journey to financial freedom.