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On April 10, during the 17th plenary session of the China Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance, the Security Governance Committee of the Alliance officially released the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines.' To systematically address the security challenges posed by OpenClaw agents, the guidelines focus on the risk prevention pain points faced by enterprises during the technology implementation process. They propose a comprehensive security deployment framework and self-inspection standards that cover the entire process of deployment, usage, and decommissioning. The aim is to facilitate the transition of agents from 'deployable' to 'safely deployed, properly used, and continuously governed,' providing practical guidance for enterprises to standardize their technology deployment.

[Official Release of the OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines]On April 10, during the 17th plenary session of the China Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance, the Security Governance Committee of the Alliance officially released the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines.' To systematically address the security challenges posed by OpenClaw agents, the guidelines focus on the risk prevention pain points faced by enterprises during the technology implementation process. They propose a comprehensive security deployment framework and self-inspection standards that cover the entire process of deployment, usage, and decommissioning. The aim is to facilitate the transition of agents from 'deployable' to 'safely deployed, properly used, and continuously governed,' providing practical guidance for enterprises to standardize their technology deployment.

Official Release of the OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines

On April 10, Financial News reported that former UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has stepped down as chairman of the crypto custodian company Copper, with former Flow Traders CEO Mike Kuehnel taking over the position. This personnel change comes as Copper shifts its business focus to the United States and seeks regulatory approval there, having already engaged in preliminary discussions regarding a potential IPO. After failing to secure UK registration in December 2024, the company obtained a license in Switzerland. Its latest financial report indicates a loss of $40 million for its UK operations. Additionally, former BNY executive John Meserve will join the board as a non-executive director.

[Former UK Chancellor Steps Down as Chairman of Crypto Custodian Copper]On April 10, Financial News reported that former UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has stepped down as chairman of the crypto custodian company Copper, with former Flow Traders CEO Mike Kuehnel taking over the position. This personnel change comes as Copper shifts its business focus to the United States and seeks regulatory approval there, having already engaged in preliminary discussions regarding a potential IPO. After failing to secure UK registration in December 2024, the company obtained a license in Switzerland. Its latest financial report indicates a loss of $40 million for its UK operations. Additionally, former BNY executive John Meserve will join the board as a non-executive director.

Former UK Chancellor Steps Down as Chairman of Crypto Custodian Copper

On April 10, at 16:30, the onshore RMB against the USD closed at 6.8333, an increase of 77 points compared to the previous trading day.

[Onshore RMB Against USD Closes at 6.8333 on April 10]On April 10, at 16:30, the onshore RMB against the USD closed at 6.8333, an increase of 77 points compared to the previous trading day.

Onshore RMB Against USD Closes at 6.8333 on April 10

On April 10, market focus shifted from the geopolitical conflict itself to its substantial transmission effects on inflation structure. With the U.S.-Iran ceasefire remaining a fragile balance, the previous rapid rise in oil prices has begun to be factored into economic data. The CPI, set to be released tonight, will be a key indicator reflecting the 'Iran premium' for the first time. Against a backdrop of resilient employment data, the market has switched from recession fears to a pricing logic of renewed inflation, which puts risk assets that originally relied on interest rate cut expectations under reevaluation. From the perspective of policy and market response, the bond market has already entered a defensive state, with traders focusing on hedging against rising yields, indicating an increased sensitivity of the market to inflation exceeding expectations. Meanwhile, within the Federal Reserve, there is growing attention on the reinforcement of the 'energy → inflation expectations' transmission, suggesting that even if discussions on rate hikes cease, the duration of high rates will be extended, and the pace of liquidity release will be further delayed. Current interest rate market pricing for rate cuts within the year has significantly contracted, reflecting an upward revision in funding cost expectations. Cross-market, this structure exerts pressure on risk assets: on one hand, rising oil prices elevate inflation expectations, weakening actual liquidity; on the other hand, stable employment data diminishes the incentives for policy shifts, leading to the re-emergence of the 'high rates + high inflation expectations' combination. In this environment, funds are more inclined towards short-term hedging and structural allocation, reducing directional risk exposure. Back to the cryptocurrency market, BTC currently maintains a range structure, essentially reflecting hesitance in funding's willingness to take on risk. From the liquidation map, a liquidity accumulation has reformed in the upper range of $72,600–$74,100, with a potential short squeeze zone near $75,000; however, this also means that without new funding to drive prices, they may face repeated pressure in this area. Meanwhile, a dense short-term support zone has formed around $71,100, and if this level is breached, it would open up liquidity replenishment space towards $69,600. The overall structure indicates that the market has not formed unilateral momentum but is waiting for macro data to trigger fund reallocation. The key is that if tonight's CPI further reinforces inflation stickiness expectations, it will directly impact the interest rate path and liquidity pricing, thus determining whether BTC triggers a short squeeze upwards or replenishes liquidity gaps downwards. The current market is not lacking direction but rather lacks the triggering conditions to break the 'inflation and interest rate constraints.'

[Bitunix Analyst: CPI Incorporates Energy Shock and Interest Rate Repricing Intertwined, Market Risk Pricing Dominated by Inflation Expectations]On April 10, market focus shifted from the geopolitical conflict itself to its substantial transmission effects on inflation structure. With the U.S.-Iran ceasefire remaining a fragile balance, the previous rapid rise in oil prices has begun to be factored into economic data. The CPI, set to be released tonight, will be a key indicator reflecting the 'Iran premium' for the first time. Against a backdrop of resilient employment data, the market has switched from recession fears to a pricing logic of renewed inflation, which puts risk assets that originally relied on interest rate cut expectations under reevaluation. From the perspective of policy and market response, the bond market has already entered a defensive state, with traders focusing on hedging against rising yields, indicating an increased sensitivity of the market to inflation exceeding expectations. Meanwhile, within the Federal Reserve, there is growing attention on the reinforcement of the 'energy → inflation expectations' transmission, suggesting that even if discussions on rate hikes cease, the duration of high rates will be extended, and the pace of liquidity release will be further delayed. Current interest rate market pricing for rate cuts within the year has significantly contracted, reflecting an upward revision in funding cost expectations. Cross-market, this structure exerts pressure on risk assets: on one hand, rising oil prices elevate inflation expectations, weakening actual liquidity; on the other hand, stable employment data diminishes the incentives for policy shifts, leading to the re-emergence of the 'high rates + high inflation expectations' combination. In this environment, funds are more inclined towards short-term hedging and structural allocation, reducing directional risk exposure. Back to the cryptocurrency market, BTC currently maintains a range structure, essentially reflecting hesitance in funding's willingness to take on risk. From the liquidation map, a liquidity accumulation has reformed in the upper range of $72,600–$74,100, with a potential short squeeze zone near $75,000; however, this also means that without new funding to drive prices, they may face repeated pressure in this area. Meanwhile, a dense short-term support zone has formed around $71,100, and if this level is breached, it would open up liquidity replenishment space towards $69,600. The overall structure indicates that the market has not formed unilateral momentum but is waiting for macro data to trigger fund reallocation. The key is that if tonight's CPI further reinforces inflation stickiness expectations, it will directly impact the interest rate path and liquidity pricing, thus determining whether BTC triggers a short squeeze upwards or replenishes liquidity gaps downwards. The current market is not lacking direction but rather lacks the triggering conditions to break the 'inflation and interest rate constraints.'

Bitunix Analyst: CPI Incorporates Energy Shock and Interest Rate Repricing Intertwined, Market Risk Pricing Dominated by Inflation Expectations

On April 10, the Deputy Governor of the French Central Bank warned that there are risks of 'stablecoinization' and dollarization in European payment systems.

[French Central Bank Deputy Governor: Risks of 'Stablecoinization' and Dollarization in European Payment Systems]On April 10, the Deputy Governor of the French Central Bank warned that there are risks of 'stablecoinization' and dollarization in European payment systems.

French Central Bank Deputy Governor: Risks of 'Stablecoinization' and Dollarization in European Payment Systems

On April 10, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal on April 9, more than $760 million in crude oil futures contracts changed hands just about 15 minutes before U.S. President Trump suddenly announced on March 23 that the U.S. would pause its strikes against Iran. On March 23, Trump posted on social media that the U.S. and Iran had engaged in 'very good and productive' dialogue over the past two days, and that the U.S. had decided to 'delay' strikes on Iranian power plants by 'five days.' According to data from Dow Jones Market Data, over $760 million in crude oil futures contracts were traded in less than two minutes, approximately 15 minutes before Trump's post. The report also revealed that this week, three accounts registered on the U.S. prediction market site Polymarket profited over $600,000 from 'accurate bets' that the U.S. and Iran would announce a ceasefire. The unusual trading activities have raised widespread questions in the market, with suspicions that someone may have had advance knowledge of internal information regarding adjustments to Trump administration policies and took the opportunity to profit.

[Allegations of Insider Trading Related to Iran Conflict Surface]On April 10, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal on April 9, more than $760 million in crude oil futures contracts changed hands just about 15 minutes before U.S. President Trump suddenly announced on March 23 that the U.S. would pause its strikes against Iran. On March 23, Trump posted on social media that the U.S. and Iran had engaged in 'very good and productive' dialogue over the past two days, and that the U.S. had decided to 'delay' strikes on Iranian power plants by 'five days.' According to data from Dow Jones Market Data, over $760 million in crude oil futures contracts were traded in less than two minutes, approximately 15 minutes before Trump's post. The report also revealed that this week, three accounts registered on the U.S. prediction market site Polymarket profited over $600,000 from 'accurate bets' that the U.S. and Iran would announce a ceasefire. The unusual trading activities have raised widespread questions in the market, with suspicions that someone may have had advance knowledge of internal information regarding adjustments to Trump administration policies and took the opportunity to profit.

Allegations of Insider Trading Related to Iran Conflict Surface

On April 10, sources revealed that just hours after President Trump unexpectedly announced a suspension of attacks on Iran last month, the White House warned staff not to improperly use their positions to speculate in the futures market. According to insiders, the White House Management Office sent an email to all employees on March 23 issuing this warning. Earlier that day, Trump announced the decision to suspend the attacks via Truth Social. Approximately 15 minutes before this sudden policy shift, a series of mysterious trading activities occurred in the futures market. A senior government official who received the email stated that given the suspicious large bets reported frequently in the futures market, the warning email served as a timely 'reminder.'

[White House Warns Staff Against Insider Trading Related to Iran Conflict]On April 10, sources revealed that just hours after President Trump unexpectedly announced a suspension of attacks on Iran last month, the White House warned staff not to improperly use their positions to speculate in the futures market. According to insiders, the White House Management Office sent an email to all employees on March 23 issuing this warning. Earlier that day, Trump announced the decision to suspend the attacks via Truth Social. Approximately 15 minutes before this sudden policy shift, a series of mysterious trading activities occurred in the futures market. A senior government official who received the email stated that given the suspicious large bets reported frequently in the futures market, the warning email served as a timely 'reminder.'

White House Warns Staff Against Insider Trading Related to Iran Conflict

On April 10, according to Nikkei News, the Japanese government approved an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act during its cabinet meeting on the 10th. This amendment will regulate crypto assets (virtual currencies) as financial products for the first time and prohibit insider trading based on undisclosed information. Additionally, it requires cryptocurrency issuers to disclose information annually to enhance a healthy market environment. If the bill passes in the current Diet session, it is expected to be implemented as early as the fiscal year 2027. Previously, the Financial Services Agency of Japan regulated cryptocurrencies based on their use as a payment method under the Fund Settlement Act. However, with the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investment tools in recent years, they will now be included in the regulatory framework of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Furthermore, the name of registered entities will change from 'cryptocurrency exchange operators' to 'cryptocurrency trading operators.' The penalties will also be strengthened: for unregistered entities engaging in sales, the maximum prison sentence will increase from 3 years to 10 years, and fines will rise from the current maximum of 3 million yen to 10 million yen. By increasing penalties, the government aims to further reinforce its stance on investor protection.

[Japanese Cabinet Approves Bill Classifying Cryptocurrency as Financial Products]On April 10, according to Nikkei News, the Japanese government approved an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act during its cabinet meeting on the 10th. This amendment will regulate crypto assets (virtual currencies) as financial products for the first time and prohibit insider trading based on undisclosed information. Additionally, it requires cryptocurrency issuers to disclose information annually to enhance a healthy market environment. If the bill passes in the current Diet session, it is expected to be implemented as early as the fiscal year 2027. Previously, the Financial Services Agency of Japan regulated cryptocurrencies based on their use as a payment method under the Fund Settlement Act. However, with the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investment tools in recent years, they will now be included in the regulatory framework of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Furthermore, the name of registered entities will change from 'cryptocurrency exchange operators' to 'cryptocurrency trading operators.' The penalties will also be strengthened: for unregistered entities engaging in sales, the maximum prison sentence will increase from 3 years to 10 years, and fines will rise from the current maximum of 3 million yen to 10 million yen. By increasing penalties, the government aims to further reinforce its stance on investor protection.

Japanese Cabinet Approves Bill Classifying Cryptocurrency as Financial Products

On April 10, during the 17th plenary session of the China Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance, the Security Governance Committee of the Alliance officially released the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines.' To systematically address the security challenges posed by OpenClaw agents, the guidelines focus on the risk prevention pain points faced by enterprises during the technology implementation process. They propose a comprehensive security deployment framework and self-inspection standards covering the entire process of deployment, usage, and decommissioning. The aim is to promote the transition of agents from 'deployable' to 'safely deployable, properly used, and continuously governed,' providing practical guidance for enterprises to standardize their technology deployment.

[Official Release of the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines']On April 10, during the 17th plenary session of the China Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance, the Security Governance Committee of the Alliance officially released the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines.' To systematically address the security challenges posed by OpenClaw agents, the guidelines focus on the risk prevention pain points faced by enterprises during the technology implementation process. They propose a comprehensive security deployment framework and self-inspection standards covering the entire process of deployment, usage, and decommissioning. The aim is to promote the transition of agents from 'deployable' to 'safely deployable, properly used, and continuously governed,' providing practical guidance for enterprises to standardize their technology deployment.

Official Release of the 'OpenClaw Agent Deployment Risk Management Guidelines'

The Federal Reserve issued a document on its official website to answer frequently asked questions about theinstant payments system FedNow. The Fed said that FedNow is not related to a digital currency. FedNow is a payments service the Federal Reserve is making available for banks and credit unions to transfer funds. It is like other Federal Reserve payments services, such as Fedwire and FedACH. The FedNow Service is neither a form of currency nor a step toward eliminating any form of payment, including cash. The FedNow Service is an instant payments service provided by the Federal Reserve, launching in July 2023. The Federal Reserve has made no decision on issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) and would not do so without clear support from Congress and the executive branch, ideally in the form of a specific authorizing law. A CBDC would not replace cash or other payment options.

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【The Fed: FedNow is not related to a digital currency, not made decision on issuing CBDC】The Federal Reserve issued a document on its official website to answer frequently asked questions about theinstant payments system FedNow. The Fed said that FedNow is not related to a digital currency. FedNow is a payments service the Federal Reserve is making available for banks and credit unions to transfer funds. It is like other Federal Reserve payments services, such as Fedwire and FedACH. The FedNow Service is neither a form of currency nor a step toward eliminating any form of payment, including cash. The FedNow Service is an instant payments service provided by the Federal Reserve, launching in July 2023. The Federal Reserve has made no decision on issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) and would not do so without clear support from Congress and the executive branch, ideally in the form of a specific authorizing law. A CBDC would not replace cash or other payment options.

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The Fed: FedNow is not related to a digital currency, not made decision on issuing CBDC

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