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HTX data showed that BTC broke through 67000  USDT and is now at 67013.0 USDT, with a decrease of 2.46% in 24H.

[BTC broke through 67000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC broke through 67000  USDT and is now at 67013.0 USDT, with a decrease of 2.46% in 24H.

BTC broke through 67000  USDT

btw Hits New High of 0.017751 USDT, Up -11.57% in 24H

【btw soared to 0.020634 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -11.57%. It currently trades at 0.017751 USDT on HTX.】btw Hits New High of 0.017751 USDT, Up -11.57% in 24H

btw soared to 0.020634 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -11.57%. It currently trades at 0.017751 USDT on HTX.

On April 2, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has transferred another 500 BTC, valued at 33.26 million USD, suspected to be for sale.

[Bitcoin Mining Company Riot Platforms Transfers 500 BTC Again]On April 2, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has transferred another 500 BTC, valued at 33.26 million USD, suspected to be for sale.

Bitcoin Mining Company Riot Platforms Transfers 500 BTC Again

On April 2, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently launched a regulatory pilot program for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP). The first batch of participating institutions includes several regional fintech and digital asset companies, with KuCoin being the only global trading platform selected. This pilot focuses on compliance with anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CFT), and counter-proliferation financing (CPF) regulations, aiming to strengthen risk management and regulatory capabilities in the digital asset industry. Participating institutions are required to engage in structured regulatory communication and submit regulatory data regularly. KuCoin's CEO BC Wong stated that constructive regulatory dialogue is a crucial foundation for the long-term sustainable development of the digital asset industry, and the company will continue to enhance communication and cooperation with global regulatory bodies to promote transparency and improve risk management capabilities. The market generally believes that this selection reflects KuCoin's ongoing progress in advancing its compliance strategy globally, while also indicating that Nigeria is moving towards a more systematic and forward-looking phase in digital asset regulation.

[KuCoin Selected as the Only Global Trading Platform for Nigeria's Central Bank Virtual Asset Regulatory Pilot, Highlighting Global Compliance Strategy]On April 2, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently launched a regulatory pilot program for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP). The first batch of participating institutions includes several regional fintech and digital asset companies, with KuCoin being the only global trading platform selected. This pilot focuses on compliance with anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CFT), and counter-proliferation financing (CPF) regulations, aiming to strengthen risk management and regulatory capabilities in the digital asset industry. Participating institutions are required to engage in structured regulatory communication and submit regulatory data regularly. KuCoin's CEO BC Wong stated that constructive regulatory dialogue is a crucial foundation for the long-term sustainable development of the digital asset industry, and the company will continue to enhance communication and cooperation with global regulatory bodies to promote transparency and improve risk management capabilities. The market generally believes that this selection reflects KuCoin's ongoing progress in advancing its compliance strategy globally, while also indicating that Nigeria is moving towards a more systematic and forward-looking phase in digital asset regulation.

KuCoin Selected as the Only Global Trading Platform for Nigeria's Central Bank Virtual Asset Regulatory Pilot, Highlighting Global Compliance Strategy

On April 2, according to a report by the UAE's Al-Ittihad newspaper, UAE Minister of State Khalifa stated that the UAE is willing to participate in any measures that ensure the safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Khalifa emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz is an important international passage governed by international law. The UAE will protect its legitimate rights and interests while also being willing to engage in collective actions to maintain regional stability. (Xinhua News Agency)

[UAE Expresses Willingness to Participate in Ensuring Security of the Strait of Hormuz]On April 2, according to a report by the UAE's Al-Ittihad newspaper, UAE Minister of State Khalifa stated that the UAE is willing to participate in any measures that ensure the safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Khalifa emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz is an important international passage governed by international law. The UAE will protect its legitimate rights and interests while also being willing to engage in collective actions to maintain regional stability. (Xinhua News Agency)

UAE Expresses Willingness to Participate in Ensuring Security of the Strait of Hormuz

On April 2, X Product Head Nikita Bier responded to phishing incidents related to encryption on X, stating, "We are implementing an automatic lock and verification mechanism that will be triggered if a user posts cryptocurrency-related content for the first time in their account history. This should eliminate 99% of the motivation, especially considering that Google has taken no measures to stop phishing emails."

[X Product Head: Automatic Lock and Verification for First-Time Crypto Content to Combat Phishing Attacks]On April 2, X Product Head Nikita Bier responded to phishing incidents related to encryption on X, stating, "We are implementing an automatic lock and verification mechanism that will be triggered if a user posts cryptocurrency-related content for the first time in their account history. This should eliminate 99% of the motivation, especially considering that Google has taken no measures to stop phishing emails."

X Product Head: Automatic Lock and Verification for First-Time Crypto Content to Combat Phishing Attacks

On April 2, data from Argus Media indicated that following the temporary easing of some U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil, Iranian crude has for the first time since May 2022 traded at a premium to the global benchmark Brent crude. On March 26, Iran's main export grade crude was priced about $1 per barrel above Brent, whereas earlier this year, under full sanctions, it was discounted by approximately $10 per barrel. This change indicates that Tehran is benefiting from its control over the Strait of Hormuz. With Brent crude maintaining around $107 per barrel and global supply limited, buyers are willing to pay a premium for crude that is still available for circulation. By blocking the passage of Gulf oil producers while allowing its own goods to flow, Iran has created a transportation bottleneck, driving up global oil prices and enhancing the relative value of Iranian light crude. Tanker tracking data shows that vessels associated with Iran continue to transport through strategic waterways and unload from floating storage facilities.

[Iranian Crude Oil Prices Premium Over Brent for the First Time Since 2022]On April 2, data from Argus Media indicated that following the temporary easing of some U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil, Iranian crude has for the first time since May 2022 traded at a premium to the global benchmark Brent crude. On March 26, Iran's main export grade crude was priced about $1 per barrel above Brent, whereas earlier this year, under full sanctions, it was discounted by approximately $10 per barrel. This change indicates that Tehran is benefiting from its control over the Strait of Hormuz. With Brent crude maintaining around $107 per barrel and global supply limited, buyers are willing to pay a premium for crude that is still available for circulation. By blocking the passage of Gulf oil producers while allowing its own goods to flow, Iran has created a transportation bottleneck, driving up global oil prices and enhancing the relative value of Iranian light crude. Tanker tracking data shows that vessels associated with Iran continue to transport through strategic waterways and unload from floating storage facilities.

Iranian Crude Oil Prices Premium Over Brent for the First Time Since 2022

On April 2, data from Argus Media indicated that following the temporary easing of some U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil, Iranian crude has for the first time since May 2022 traded at a premium to the global benchmark Brent crude. As of March 26, Iranian crude oil, the main export grade, was priced about $1 per barrel above Brent, compared to a discount of approximately $10 per barrel earlier this year under full sanctions. This change suggests that Tehran is benefiting from its control over the Strait of Hormuz. With Brent crude maintaining around $107 per barrel and global supply being constrained, buyers are willing to pay a premium for crude oil that remains available. By blocking the passage of Gulf oil producers while allowing its own shipments, Iran has created a transportation bottleneck, driving up global oil prices and enhancing the relative value of Iranian light crude. Tanker tracking data shows that vessels associated with Iran continue to transport through strategic waterways and offload from floating storage facilities.

[Iranian Crude Oil Prices Premium Over Brent for the First Time Since 2022]On April 2, data from Argus Media indicated that following the temporary easing of some U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil, Iranian crude has for the first time since May 2022 traded at a premium to the global benchmark Brent crude. As of March 26, Iranian crude oil, the main export grade, was priced about $1 per barrel above Brent, compared to a discount of approximately $10 per barrel earlier this year under full sanctions. This change suggests that Tehran is benefiting from its control over the Strait of Hormuz. With Brent crude maintaining around $107 per barrel and global supply being constrained, buyers are willing to pay a premium for crude oil that remains available. By blocking the passage of Gulf oil producers while allowing its own shipments, Iran has created a transportation bottleneck, driving up global oil prices and enhancing the relative value of Iranian light crude. Tanker tracking data shows that vessels associated with Iran continue to transport through strategic waterways and offload from floating storage facilities.

On April 2, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi stated that Iran is in the process of drafting a passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz with Oman.

[Iran Claims to Be Drafting Strait of Hormuz Passage Agreement with Oman]On April 2, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi stated that Iran is in the process of drafting a passage agreement for the Strait of Hormuz with Oman.

Iran Claims to Be Drafting Strait of Hormuz Passage Agreement with Oman

United States prosecutors are asking the court to sentence former BitMEX employee Greg Dwyer to 12 months probation for wilfully failing to establish, implement and maintain an anti-money laundering (AML) program at the cryptocurrency exchange.
Dwyer had asked that the court recognize his time already served by refusing to sentence him to probation.
Dwyer, who initially pleaded guilty in August, was BitMEX’s first hired employee and eventually was appointed its head of business development. 
Dwyer’s charge—violating the Bank Secrecy Act—carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. He’s already paid a $150,000 fine as part of his plea agreement.

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【US prosecutors seek 12-month probation for BitMEX employee】United States prosecutors are asking the court to sentence former BitMEX employee Greg Dwyer to 12 months probation for wilfully failing to establish, implement and maintain an anti-money laundering (AML) program at the cryptocurrency exchange.
Dwyer had asked that the court recognize his time already served by refusing to sentence him to probation.
Dwyer, who initially pleaded guilty in August, was BitMEX’s first hired employee and eventually was appointed its head of business development. 
Dwyer’s charge—violating the Bank Secrecy Act—carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. He’s already paid a $150,000 fine as part of his plea agreement.

US prosecutors seek 12-month probation for BitMEX employee

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US prosecutors seek 12-month probation for BitMEX employee

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