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On April 10, a senior Lebanese official told Reuters that Lebanon has been calling for a temporary ceasefire agreement in the past 24 hours to facilitate broader dialogue with Israel. He described this as 'another independent path, but similar in pattern to the ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan and reached by the U.S. and Iran.' The official stated that specific dates and locations have not yet been determined, but Lebanon requires the U.S. to act as a mediator and guarantor for any agreement.

[Lebanese Official: Seeking Temporary Ceasefire for Broader Negotiations with Israel]On April 10, a senior Lebanese official told Reuters that Lebanon has been calling for a temporary ceasefire agreement in the past 24 hours to facilitate broader dialogue with Israel. He described this as 'another independent path, but similar in pattern to the ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan and reached by the U.S. and Iran.' The official stated that specific dates and locations have not yet been determined, but Lebanon requires the U.S. to act as a mediator and guarantor for any agreement.

Lebanese Official: Seeking Temporary Ceasefire for Broader Negotiations with Israel

On April 10, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated at a press conference on the 9th local time that achieving a ceasefire in Lebanon is a crucial component of Pakistan's proposed understanding for ceasefire negotiations. He emphasized that the U.S. commitment to halt warfare across all fronts means that any actions or positions that violate this commitment equate to the U.S. failing to fulfill its promises. He also highlighted that today, the unity between the Iranian and Lebanese peoples is stronger than at any time in history. Baghaei did not directly respond to questions regarding the location and timing of negotiations with the U.S., only stating that the list of delegation members would be announced once the itinerary of the Iranian negotiating team is confirmed. (CCTV)

[Iran Reiterates U.S. Must Honor Ceasefire Commitments Across All Fronts Before Negotiations]On April 10, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated at a press conference on the 9th local time that achieving a ceasefire in Lebanon is a crucial component of Pakistan's proposed understanding for ceasefire negotiations. He emphasized that the U.S. commitment to halt warfare across all fronts means that any actions or positions that violate this commitment equate to the U.S. failing to fulfill its promises. He also highlighted that today, the unity between the Iranian and Lebanese peoples is stronger than at any time in history. Baghaei did not directly respond to questions regarding the location and timing of negotiations with the U.S., only stating that the list of delegation members would be announced once the itinerary of the Iranian negotiating team is confirmed. (CCTV)

Iran Reiterates U.S. Must Honor Ceasefire Commitments Across All Fronts Before Negotiations

On April 10, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projected that the budget deficit for the United States in March would reach $163 billion.

[CBO: U.S. Budget Deficit Expected to Reach $163 Billion in March]On April 10, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projected that the budget deficit for the United States in March would reach $163 billion.

CBO: U.S. Budget Deficit Expected to Reach $163 Billion in March

On April 10, Axios reported that a senior Israeli official stated that the first direct negotiation between Israel and Lebanon will take place next week at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. (Xinhua)

[US Media: First Direct Negotiation Between Israel and Lebanon to Be Held Next Week in Washington]On April 10, Axios reported that a senior Israeli official stated that the first direct negotiation between Israel and Lebanon will take place next week at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. (Xinhua)

US Media: First Direct Negotiation Between Israel and Lebanon to Be Held Next Week in Washington

On April 10, data from Coinglass revealed that $300 million was liquidated across the market in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $136 million and short positions for $164 million.

[Market Sees $300 Million Liquidation in 24 Hours, Both Longs and Shorts Affected]On April 10, data from Coinglass revealed that $300 million was liquidated across the market in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $136 million and short positions for $164 million.

Market Sees $300 Million Liquidation in 24 Hours, Both Longs and Shorts Affected

On April 10, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) announced that it expects the budget deficit for March to reach $163 billion.

[CBO Projects U.S. Budget Deficit to Reach $163 Billion in March]On April 10, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) announced that it expects the budget deficit for March to reach $163 billion.

CBO Projects U.S. Budget Deficit to Reach $163 Billion in March

On April 10, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated that safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz can be achieved through guidelines. The United States should stop the wars in Lebanon and all regions.

[Iranian Foreign Minister: Safe Passage in the Strait of Hormuz Can Be Achieved Through Guidelines]On April 10, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated that safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz can be achieved through guidelines. The United States should stop the wars in Lebanon and all regions.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Safe Passage in the Strait of Hormuz Can Be Achieved Through Guidelines

On April 10, AXIOS reported that direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon will begin next week. The first meeting between Israel and Lebanon will take place at the U.S. State Department in Washington.

[Direct Negotiations Between Israel and Lebanon to Start Next Week]On April 10, AXIOS reported that direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon will begin next week. The first meeting between Israel and Lebanon will take place at the U.S. State Department in Washington.

Direct Negotiations Between Israel and Lebanon to Start Next Week

On April 10, Reuters reported that a senior Lebanese official stated that Lebanon is calling for a temporary ceasefire to facilitate negotiations with Israel. Any negotiations would be conducted 'individually, but in a similar manner' to the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States brokered by Pakistan. Lebanon requires the United States as a guarantor for any agreement reached with Israel.

[Lebanon Calls for Temporary Ceasefire to Negotiate with Israel]On April 10, Reuters reported that a senior Lebanese official stated that Lebanon is calling for a temporary ceasefire to facilitate negotiations with Israel. Any negotiations would be conducted 'individually, but in a similar manner' to the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States brokered by Pakistan. Lebanon requires the United States as a guarantor for any agreement reached with Israel.

Lebanon Calls for Temporary Ceasefire to Negotiate with Israel

According to The Block, documents filed with Companies House, the UK's private company information registry, show that DeFi investment app Boku has closed a £5.8 million ($6.5 million) funding round with venture capital firms Lakestar and Connect Ventures as the largest investors in the round, with participants including Augmentum Fintech, Eagle Investments and Nordstar Ventures, among others. Boku is an upcoming mobile app that aims to connect its users to DeFi earnings through a mobile app. According to people familiar with the matter, Boku claims to offer a yield of up to 7% on customer deposits. Two people familiar with the matter confirmed several details of the fundraising. However, Phuc To, one of the co-founders of Boku and former head of product at Revolut, told The Block, "Your source is incorrect, we haven't raised any money recently." The other two co-founders did not respond to requests for comment.

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【DeFi app Boku co-founder denies raising $6.5m】According to The Block, documents filed with Companies House, the UK's private company information registry, show that DeFi investment app Boku has closed a £5.8 million ($6.5 million) funding round with venture capital firms Lakestar and Connect Ventures as the largest investors in the round, with participants including Augmentum Fintech, Eagle Investments and Nordstar Ventures, among others. Boku is an upcoming mobile app that aims to connect its users to DeFi earnings through a mobile app. According to people familiar with the matter, Boku claims to offer a yield of up to 7% on customer deposits. Two people familiar with the matter confirmed several details of the fundraising. However, Phuc To, one of the co-founders of Boku and former head of product at Revolut, told The Block, "Your source is incorrect, we haven't raised any money recently." The other two co-founders did not respond to requests for comment.

DeFi app Boku co-founder denies raising $6.5m

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DeFi app Boku co-founder denies raising $6.5m

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