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HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.51 USDT, with a increase of 1.10% in 24H.

[XMR fell below 350  USDT] HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.51 USDT, with a increase of 1.10% in 24H.

XMR fell below 350  USDT

On April 15, the Central Bank of Russia announced plans to require all cryptocurrency traders to complete identity verification (KYC) and restrict unverified users from withdrawing crypto assets from local platforms, in order to strengthen regulation of the domestic crypto market. 
According to the proposed rules, Russia will require local exchanges to fully implement a real-name system and prohibit users from transferring funds from domestic custodial wallets to overseas non-custodial wallets. Additionally, regulatory authorities plan to require residents to declare their overseas cryptocurrency holdings to enhance monitoring of capital outflows. 
Vladimir Chistyukhin, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank, stated that the new regulations will not prohibit individuals from holding or using crypto assets, but will focus on increasing transparency and compliance to prevent money laundering risks. 
This policy is expected to take effect in July this year alongside a new round of cryptocurrency regulatory legislation. Analysts believe this move reflects Russia's attempt to control capital flows through strengthened crypto regulation in the context of economic pressure.

[Central Bank of Russia Proposes Mandatory Real-Name System for Crypto Transactions to Enhance Fund Flow Supervision]On April 15, the Central Bank of Russia announced plans to require all cryptocurrency traders to complete identity verification (KYC) and restrict unverified users from withdrawing crypto assets from local platforms, in order to strengthen regulation of the domestic crypto market. 
According to the proposed rules, Russia will require local exchanges to fully implement a real-name system and prohibit users from transferring funds from domestic custodial wallets to overseas non-custodial wallets. Additionally, regulatory authorities plan to require residents to declare their overseas cryptocurrency holdings to enhance monitoring of capital outflows. 
Vladimir Chistyukhin, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank, stated that the new regulations will not prohibit individuals from holding or using crypto assets, but will focus on increasing transparency and compliance to prevent money laundering risks. 
This policy is expected to take effect in July this year alongside a new round of cryptocurrency regulatory legislation. Analysts believe this move reflects Russia's attempt to control capital flows through strengthened crypto regulation in the context of economic pressure.

Central Bank of Russia Proposes Mandatory Real-Name System for Crypto Transactions to Enhance Fund Flow Supervision

On April 15, Aave announced on the X platform that it has noted the attack on CowSwap's frontend; however, this incident has not impacted the security of the Aave interface or underlying protocol. As a precautionary measure, the CowSwap team has temporarily shut down the exchange endpoints for integrators. Transactions within the Aave interface have switched to the ParaSwap routing to ensure continuity for user transactions.

[Aave: CowSwap Frontend Attack Incident Does Not Affect Aave Interface or Underlying Protocol Security]On April 15, Aave announced on the X platform that it has noted the attack on CowSwap's frontend; however, this incident has not impacted the security of the Aave interface or underlying protocol. As a precautionary measure, the CowSwap team has temporarily shut down the exchange endpoints for integrators. Transactions within the Aave interface have switched to the ParaSwap routing to ensure continuity for user transactions.

Aave: CowSwap Frontend Attack Incident Does Not Affect Aave Interface or Underlying Protocol Security

On April 15, the foreign ministers of 17 countries, including France and Spain, issued a joint statement on the situation in Lebanon, welcoming direct negotiations between representatives of the Israeli and Lebanese governments and urging both sides to seize the opportunity. The statement emphasized that Lebanon should be included in efforts to ease regional tensions, and that direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon would 'pave the way' for lasting regional security. All parties should immediately de-escalate tensions and take advantage of the ceasefire opportunity between the U.S. and Iran. The statement condemned the attacks by Hezbollah on Israel and urged an immediate cessation; it also condemned Israel's large-scale airstrikes on Lebanon on the 8th, stressing that civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected under international humanitarian law. Additionally, the statement condemned attacks against the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and expressed solidarity and support for the Lebanese government and people. This statement was jointly issued by the foreign ministers of France, Spain, Australia, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Iceland, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.

[Joint Statement by Foreign Ministers of 17 Countries Calls on Lebanon and Israel to Seize Negotiation Opportunities]On April 15, the foreign ministers of 17 countries, including France and Spain, issued a joint statement on the situation in Lebanon, welcoming direct negotiations between representatives of the Israeli and Lebanese governments and urging both sides to seize the opportunity. The statement emphasized that Lebanon should be included in efforts to ease regional tensions, and that direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon would 'pave the way' for lasting regional security. All parties should immediately de-escalate tensions and take advantage of the ceasefire opportunity between the U.S. and Iran. The statement condemned the attacks by Hezbollah on Israel and urged an immediate cessation; it also condemned Israel's large-scale airstrikes on Lebanon on the 8th, stressing that civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected under international humanitarian law. Additionally, the statement condemned attacks against the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and expressed solidarity and support for the Lebanese government and people. This statement was jointly issued by the foreign ministers of France, Spain, Australia, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Iceland, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.

Joint Statement by Foreign Ministers of 17 Countries Calls on Lebanon and Israel to Seize Negotiation Opportunities

On April 15, according to The Wall Street Journal, two U.S. officials revealed that as part of the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports, vessels associated with Iran that have been seized by the U.S. military will be towed to a (temporary) detention area in the Arabian Sea or Indian Ocean, while a permanent location will be determined. One official stated that the U.S. is looking for vessels that could be seized, although several oil tankers have changed course near the Strait of Hormuz since the operation began. According to U.S. Central Command, no vessels breached the U.S. blockade in the first 24 hours of the operation that began on Monday morning. Officials indicated that the U.S. may use drones to target fast boats belonging to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, but there are no plans to fire upon any oil tankers departing from Iranian ports.

[U.S. Officials: Seized Iranian-Linked Vessels to be Towed to Detention Area]On April 15, according to The Wall Street Journal, two U.S. officials revealed that as part of the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports, vessels associated with Iran that have been seized by the U.S. military will be towed to a (temporary) detention area in the Arabian Sea or Indian Ocean, while a permanent location will be determined. One official stated that the U.S. is looking for vessels that could be seized, although several oil tankers have changed course near the Strait of Hormuz since the operation began. According to U.S. Central Command, no vessels breached the U.S. blockade in the first 24 hours of the operation that began on Monday morning. Officials indicated that the U.S. may use drones to target fast boats belonging to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, but there are no plans to fire upon any oil tankers departing from Iranian ports.

U.S. Officials: Seized Iranian-Linked Vessels to be Towed to Detention Area

On April 15, data from Coinglass revealed that $670 million was liquidated across the entire network in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $143 million and short positions for $527 million.

[$670 Million Liquidated in the Last 24 Hours, Predominantly Short Positions]On April 15, data from Coinglass revealed that $670 million was liquidated across the entire network in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $143 million and short positions for $527 million.

$670 Million Liquidated in the Last 24 Hours, Predominantly Short Positions

HTX data showed that BTC fell below 75000  USDT and is now at 74999.99 USDT, with a increase of 3.62% in 24H.

[BTC fell below 75000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC fell below 75000  USDT and is now at 74999.99 USDT, with a increase of 3.62% in 24H.

BTC fell below 75000  USDT

On April 15, CNN reported that US officials stated the Navy is not currently providing escort for any vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. However, they have communicated to commercial ships (those not entering or leaving Iranian ports) that the passage is safe and encouraged transit. The US has not imposed a complete blockade on the strait, but has implemented restrictions on vessels entering and leaving Iranian ports along the entire coastline of Iran.

[US Officials: Navy Currently Not Providing Escort for Vessels Through Strait of Hormuz]On April 15, CNN reported that US officials stated the Navy is not currently providing escort for any vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. However, they have communicated to commercial ships (those not entering or leaving Iranian ports) that the passage is safe and encouraged transit. The US has not imposed a complete blockade on the strait, but has implemented restrictions on vessels entering and leaving Iranian ports along the entire coastline of Iran.

US Officials: Navy Currently Not Providing Escort for Vessels Through Strait of Hormuz

On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Carlyle Group raised $1.5 billion in the first round of fundraising for its newly established asset-backed investment fund, as the private equity giant continues to expand its credit business. According to insiders, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and other institutional investors participated in the fund—Carlyle Asset-Backed Income Fund. Unlike most fixed-term credit funds, this fund will adopt a 'perpetual' structure with no set maturity date. The source requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the information.

[Carlyle Group Raises $1.5 Billion for New Investment Fund, Expanding Credit Business]On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Carlyle Group raised $1.5 billion in the first round of fundraising for its newly established asset-backed investment fund, as the private equity giant continues to expand its credit business. According to insiders, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and other institutional investors participated in the fund—Carlyle Asset-Backed Income Fund. Unlike most fixed-term credit funds, this fund will adopt a 'perpetual' structure with no set maturity date. The source requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the information.

Carlyle Group Raises $1.5 Billion for New Investment Fund, Expanding Credit Business

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has expressed support for regulatory agencies to use their tools to enforce regulations in the digital currency industry due to identified risks. Yellen believes that additional regulation would be appropriate in areas where there are holes in the system.

[US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Supports Additional Crypto Regulations Amid Identified Risks]US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has expressed support for regulatory agencies to use their tools to enforce regulations in the digital currency industry due to identified risks. Yellen believes that additional regulation would be appropriate in areas where there are holes in the system.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Supports Additional Crypto Regulations Amid Identified Risks

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