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On April 9, OpenAI's Chief Revenue Officer, Danise Dresser, stated that based on strong growth in consumer business, enterprise business currently accounts for over 40% of OpenAI's revenue and is expected to equal consumer business by the end of 2026. The weekly active users of Codex have just surpassed 3 million.

[OpenAI Chief Revenue Officer: Enterprise Business Revenue Exceeds 40%]On April 9, OpenAI's Chief Revenue Officer, Danise Dresser, stated that based on strong growth in consumer business, enterprise business currently accounts for over 40% of OpenAI's revenue and is expected to equal consumer business by the end of 2026. The weekly active users of Codex have just surpassed 3 million.

OpenAI Chief Revenue Officer: Enterprise Business Revenue Exceeds 40%

On April 9, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that due to recent conflicts, there may be anti-ship mines in the main traffic area of the Strait of Hormuz. Vessels planning to pass through the strait should coordinate with the Revolutionary Guard Navy and follow the alternative routes set by them to avoid triggering the mines. (CCTV International News)

[Iran Announces Safe Passage Route in the Strait of Hormuz]On April 9, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that due to recent conflicts, there may be anti-ship mines in the main traffic area of the Strait of Hormuz. Vessels planning to pass through the strait should coordinate with the Revolutionary Guard Navy and follow the alternative routes set by them to avoid triggering the mines. (CCTV International News)

Iran Announces Safe Passage Route in the Strait of Hormuz

On April 9, The Wall Street Journal reported that Arab mediators revealed Iran has notified them that it will limit the number of vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz to about 12 per day and will charge tolls. This requirement is based on the ceasefire agreement reached by Trump, indicating Tehran's intention to strengthen its control over this globally critical energy shipping route. According to Iran's Press TV, the Strait of Hormuz has been fully closed, forcing tankers to turn back. The Wall Street Journal noted that Arab mediators stated that passing vessels must coordinate with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a powerful paramilitary force designated as a terrorist organization by the U.S. and the EU. Data from S&P Global Market Intelligence indicated that only four vessels were allowed to pass on Wednesday, the lowest number since April, whereas over 100 vessels passed daily before the conflict. Mediators and ship brokers reported that Iran requires vessels to agree on fee arrangements in advance. These demands from Iran demonstrate how it is leveraging the war to create a new pressure point and potentially gain new revenue sources. During the conflict, Iran seized control of the waterway by targeting vessels attempting to pass without its permission. With the U.S. and Iran reaching a two-week ceasefire agreement on Tuesday, this arrangement is now being solidified. The prospect of Iran's permanent involvement in the management of this waterway has shocked Gulf oil-producing countries that rely on the strait for most of their energy exports, as well as European and Asian consumer nations dependent on these energy supplies. The U.S. continues to publicly advocate for freedom and openness in the strait, but Iran has shown no willingness to relax its control. According to a recording shared by a crew member with The Wall Street Journal, on Wednesday morning, Iran broadcast via ship VHF radio in the waterway that vessels passing without permission from the Revolutionary Guard Navy would face the risk of destruction. This message was directed to all ships in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

[WSJ: Iran Tightens Control Over Hormuz Strait Post-Ceasefire, Allowing Only 12 Ships Daily with Fees]On April 9, The Wall Street Journal reported that Arab mediators revealed Iran has notified them that it will limit the number of vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz to about 12 per day and will charge tolls. This requirement is based on the ceasefire agreement reached by Trump, indicating Tehran's intention to strengthen its control over this globally critical energy shipping route. According to Iran's Press TV, the Strait of Hormuz has been fully closed, forcing tankers to turn back. The Wall Street Journal noted that Arab mediators stated that passing vessels must coordinate with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a powerful paramilitary force designated as a terrorist organization by the U.S. and the EU. Data from S&P Global Market Intelligence indicated that only four vessels were allowed to pass on Wednesday, the lowest number since April, whereas over 100 vessels passed daily before the conflict. Mediators and ship brokers reported that Iran requires vessels to agree on fee arrangements in advance. These demands from Iran demonstrate how it is leveraging the war to create a new pressure point and potentially gain new revenue sources. During the conflict, Iran seized control of the waterway by targeting vessels attempting to pass without its permission. With the U.S. and Iran reaching a two-week ceasefire agreement on Tuesday, this arrangement is now being solidified. The prospect of Iran's permanent involvement in the management of this waterway has shocked Gulf oil-producing countries that rely on the strait for most of their energy exports, as well as European and Asian consumer nations dependent on these energy supplies. The U.S. continues to publicly advocate for freedom and openness in the strait, but Iran has shown no willingness to relax its control. According to a recording shared by a crew member with The Wall Street Journal, on Wednesday morning, Iran broadcast via ship VHF radio in the waterway that vessels passing without permission from the Revolutionary Guard Navy would face the risk of destruction. This message was directed to all ships in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

WSJ: Iran Tightens Control Over Hormuz Strait Post-Ceasefire, Allowing Only 12 Ships Daily with Fees

On April 9, Iran stated that multiple terms of the ceasefire agreement reached with the United States have been violated, highlighting market vulnerabilities. US stock index futures fluctuated, and oil prices retraced some of their losses from Wednesday. As the market opened on Thursday, sentiment remained cautious, with S&P 500 futures down 0.1%. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf noted that three terms of the ceasefire plan have been violated to date. On Wednesday, global stock markets rose broadly, driven by optimism that the US-Iran ceasefire agreement could ease crude oil transportation and support economic growth.

[Iran Claims Ceasefire Agreement Violated, US Futures Fluctuate]On April 9, Iran stated that multiple terms of the ceasefire agreement reached with the United States have been violated, highlighting market vulnerabilities. US stock index futures fluctuated, and oil prices retraced some of their losses from Wednesday. As the market opened on Thursday, sentiment remained cautious, with S&P 500 futures down 0.1%. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf noted that three terms of the ceasefire plan have been violated to date. On Wednesday, global stock markets rose broadly, driven by optimism that the US-Iran ceasefire agreement could ease crude oil transportation and support economic growth.

Iran Claims Ceasefire Agreement Violated, US Futures Fluctuate

On April 9, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that the passage in the Strait of Hormuz has been disrupted due to Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon.

[Iran: Disruption of Passage in the Strait of Hormuz Due to Israel's Violation of Ceasefire Agreement in Lebanon]On April 9, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that the passage in the Strait of Hormuz has been disrupted due to Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon.

Iran: Disruption of Passage in the Strait of Hormuz Due to Israel's Violation of Ceasefire Agreement in Lebanon

According to Golden Eagle News, on April 9, U.S. President Trump's Iran peace plan is facing resistance from a key group: the oil industry. An industry consultant stated that oil company executives are reaching out to the White House, Secretary of State Rubio, and Vice President Vance to protest allowing Iran to collect tolls through the Strait of Hormuz as a condition for peace negotiations. When asked if the executives had contacted the White House to protest the toll measures in the Strait of Hormuz, the individual replied, 'Of course! We never had to do this before — and I believe we have already won the war. Whenever there is an opportunity to engage with government departments, you ask, ‘What are you thinking?’' (Politico)

[Market News: Oil Industry Resists Trump's Iran Peace Plan]According to Golden Eagle News, on April 9, U.S. President Trump's Iran peace plan is facing resistance from a key group: the oil industry. An industry consultant stated that oil company executives are reaching out to the White House, Secretary of State Rubio, and Vice President Vance to protest allowing Iran to collect tolls through the Strait of Hormuz as a condition for peace negotiations. When asked if the executives had contacted the White House to protest the toll measures in the Strait of Hormuz, the individual replied, 'Of course! We never had to do this before — and I believe we have already won the war. Whenever there is an opportunity to engage with government departments, you ask, ‘What are you thinking?’' (Politico)

Market News: Oil Industry Resists Trump's Iran Peace Plan

On April 9, Meta Platforms Inc. unveiled its latest artificial intelligence (AI) model on Wednesday — the first model launched since CEO Mark Zuckerberg restructured the company's AI division with a multi-billion dollar investment to keep pace with competitors. This highly anticipated model, named Muse Spark, was developed by the Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL), a new team led by Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang, which brings together high-paid AI researchers. Muse Spark will support Meta's AI chatbot and marks a departure from the company's previous open-source strategy, adopting a closed-source model where its design and code will not be made public.

[Meta Unveils First AI Model from New Superintelligence Team, Shifts to Closed Source]On April 9, Meta Platforms Inc. unveiled its latest artificial intelligence (AI) model on Wednesday — the first model launched since CEO Mark Zuckerberg restructured the company's AI division with a multi-billion dollar investment to keep pace with competitors. This highly anticipated model, named Muse Spark, was developed by the Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL), a new team led by Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang, which brings together high-paid AI researchers. Muse Spark will support Meta's AI chatbot and marks a departure from the company's previous open-source strategy, adopting a closed-source model where its design and code will not be made public.

Meta Unveils First AI Model from New Superintelligence Team, Shifts to Closed Source

Market data shows that BTC has fallen below $71,000, currently priced at $70,997.18, with a 24-hour decline of 0.52%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Falls Below $71,000]Market data shows that BTC has fallen below $71,000, currently priced at $70,997.18, with a 24-hour decline of 0.52%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

BTC Falls Below $71,000

On April 9, U.S. Vice President Vance stated in Budapest, Hungary, on the 8th that Iran believes the ceasefire agreement includes Lebanon, but that is not the case as the U.S. has 'never made such a commitment.' Vance made these remarks at the airport after concluding his visit to Hungary, indicating that Israel has expressed a willingness to 'exercise restraint' in Lebanon to ensure the 'success of current negotiations.' (Xinhua)

[Vance States U.S. Never Committed to Ceasefire Agreement Including Lebanon]On April 9, U.S. Vice President Vance stated in Budapest, Hungary, on the 8th that Iran believes the ceasefire agreement includes Lebanon, but that is not the case as the U.S. has 'never made such a commitment.' Vance made these remarks at the airport after concluding his visit to Hungary, indicating that Israel has expressed a willingness to 'exercise restraint' in Lebanon to ensure the 'success of current negotiations.' (Xinhua)

Vance States U.S. Never Committed to Ceasefire Agreement Including Lebanon

1. Musk plans to close the deal to buy Twitter on Friday;
2. UK House of Commons votes to treat crypto assets as regulated financial instruments and products;
3. EU Commissioner calls for industry recommendations on DeFi regulation;
4. Central bank of Turkey plans to launch a CBDC in 2023;
5. Twitter struggling to keep its most active users: Reuters.

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【Huobi Global Breaking News】1. Musk plans to close the deal to buy Twitter on Friday;
2. UK House of Commons votes to treat crypto assets as regulated financial instruments and products;
3. EU Commissioner calls for industry recommendations on DeFi regulation;
4. Central bank of Turkey plans to launch a CBDC in 2023;
5. Twitter struggling to keep its most active users: Reuters.

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