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On April 23, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin has fallen below $78,000, currently priced at $77,949.

[Bitcoin Falls Below $78,000]On April 23, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin has fallen below $78,000, currently priced at $77,949.

Bitcoin Falls Below $78,000

On April 23, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated that the extension of the ceasefire agreement with Iran will ultimately be decided by President Trump. 'The President has not set a definitive deadline; I have seen related claims in some reports today. I know there are some anonymous sources reporting a grace period of three to five days. That is not true.' She added that Trump is waiting for a 'unified response' from Iranian leaders regarding the terms of the U.S. peace agreement.

[White House: Trump Has Not Set a Clear Ceasefire Deadline, Contrary to Media Reports of '3 to 5 Days']On April 23, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated that the extension of the ceasefire agreement with Iran will ultimately be decided by President Trump. 'The President has not set a definitive deadline; I have seen related claims in some reports today. I know there are some anonymous sources reporting a grace period of three to five days. That is not true.' She added that Trump is waiting for a 'unified response' from Iranian leaders regarding the terms of the U.S. peace agreement.

White House: Trump Has Not Set a Clear Ceasefire Deadline, Contrary to Media Reports of '3 to 5 Days'

On April 23, according to foreign media reports, sources revealed that SoftBank Group is seeking a $10 billion loan secured by its shares in OpenAI. This move is the latest effort by the Japanese company to increase debt to advance its investments in artificial intelligence. According to insiders, the two-year margin loan comes with an option that allows SoftBank to extend the borrowing period by another year. SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son aims to position himself as a key player in the global AI boom, and the company has been increasing its debt to make substantial investments in OpenAI. SoftBank has previously invested over $30 billion in the American company and recently added another $30 billion investment commitment.

[SoftBank Seeks $10 Billion Margin Loan Secured by OpenAI Shares]On April 23, according to foreign media reports, sources revealed that SoftBank Group is seeking a $10 billion loan secured by its shares in OpenAI. This move is the latest effort by the Japanese company to increase debt to advance its investments in artificial intelligence. According to insiders, the two-year margin loan comes with an option that allows SoftBank to extend the borrowing period by another year. SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son aims to position himself as a key player in the global AI boom, and the company has been increasing its debt to make substantial investments in OpenAI. SoftBank has previously invested over $30 billion in the American company and recently added another $30 billion investment commitment.

SoftBank Seeks $10 Billion Margin Loan Secured by OpenAI Shares

On April 23, MetaMask co-founder Dan Finlay announced that he is officially leaving Consensys today, marking the end of over a decade of building MetaMask. He cited burnout as the reason for his departure, expressing the need to spend more time with his family, and extended his best wishes for the team's future development. Finlay also expressed satisfaction with the recent launch of MetaMask's advanced permission feature (ERC-7715), believing it fills a significant gap in the product and looks forward to experiencing the feature as an ordinary user in the future.

[MetaMask Co-Founder Dan Finlay Announces Departure from Consensys]On April 23, MetaMask co-founder Dan Finlay announced that he is officially leaving Consensys today, marking the end of over a decade of building MetaMask. He cited burnout as the reason for his departure, expressing the need to spend more time with his family, and extended his best wishes for the team's future development. Finlay also expressed satisfaction with the recent launch of MetaMask's advanced permission feature (ERC-7715), believing it fills a significant gap in the product and looks forward to experiencing the feature as an ordinary user in the future.

MetaMask Co-Founder Dan Finlay Announces Departure from Consensys

On April 23, news emerged that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand is publicly seeking opinions on adjusting the licensing rules for futures contracts. The core content allows existing digital asset business operators to directly apply for futures contract business licenses without the need to establish a new company. Additionally, digital assets will be formally included as reference underlying assets for futures contracts.

[Thailand SEC Proposes Licensing for Digital Asset Derivatives Without New Company Requirement]On April 23, news emerged that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand is publicly seeking opinions on adjusting the licensing rules for futures contracts. The core content allows existing digital asset business operators to directly apply for futures contract business licenses without the need to establish a new company. Additionally, digital assets will be formally included as reference underlying assets for futures contracts.

Thailand SEC Proposes Licensing for Digital Asset Derivatives Without New Company Requirement

On April 23, Iran has not provided any official response regarding U.S. President Trump's announcement to extend the temporary ceasefire deadline, nor about the possibility of a second round of negotiations with the U.S. Iranian public opinion widely believes that the contradictions in U.S. rhetoric and its constantly changing policies are the main reasons for Iran's inability to trust the U.S. Additionally, Israel's repeated violations of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire agreement and the ongoing U.S. maritime blockade against Iran are key factors affecting the negotiation process. Analysts point out that the risk of renewed war and conflict remains very high, and if both sides continue to insist on their current demands and conditions, the nature of this regional crisis may evolve from a purely U.S.-Iran issue into a global problem.

[Iran Does Not Officially Respond to Extended Ceasefire Deadline]On April 23, Iran has not provided any official response regarding U.S. President Trump's announcement to extend the temporary ceasefire deadline, nor about the possibility of a second round of negotiations with the U.S. Iranian public opinion widely believes that the contradictions in U.S. rhetoric and its constantly changing policies are the main reasons for Iran's inability to trust the U.S. Additionally, Israel's repeated violations of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire agreement and the ongoing U.S. maritime blockade against Iran are key factors affecting the negotiation process. Analysts point out that the risk of renewed war and conflict remains very high, and if both sides continue to insist on their current demands and conditions, the nature of this regional crisis may evolve from a purely U.S.-Iran issue into a global problem.

Iran Does Not Officially Respond to Extended Ceasefire Deadline

On April 23, cryptocurrency venture capital firm Blockchain Capital is simultaneously raising two new funds, targeting a total of $700 million, which includes its seventh early-stage fund and its second growth fund. Sources reveal that the firm has begun deploying some of the newly raised capital, with the entire financing round expected to be completed within five to six months.

[Blockchain Capital Aims to Raise $700 Million with Two New Funds]On April 23, cryptocurrency venture capital firm Blockchain Capital is simultaneously raising two new funds, targeting a total of $700 million, which includes its seventh early-stage fund and its second growth fund. Sources reveal that the firm has begun deploying some of the newly raised capital, with the entire financing round expected to be completed within five to six months.

Blockchain Capital Aims to Raise $700 Million with Two New Funds

On April 23, spot gold fell below $4,700, declining by 0.87% during the day. Spot silver dropped by 1.47%, reported at $76.54 per ounce.

[Spot Gold Falls Below $4,700]On April 23, spot gold fell below $4,700, declining by 0.87% during the day. Spot silver dropped by 1.47%, reported at $76.54 per ounce.

Spot Gold Falls Below $4,700

On April 23, WTI crude oil surged 3.00% during the day, currently priced at $98.30 per barrel. (Jin10)

[WTI Crude Oil Rises 3.00% to $98.30 per Barrel]On April 23, WTI crude oil surged 3.00% during the day, currently priced at $98.30 per barrel. (Jin10)

WTI Crude Oil Rises 3.00% to $98.30 per Barrel

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today released the Consultation Conclusions on the Proposed Regulatory Requirements for Virtual Asset Trading Platform Operators Licensed by the SFC. During the consultation period, the SFC received 152 written submissions from industry and professional associations, professional and consultancy firms, market participants, licensed corporations, individuals and other stakeholders. A significant majority of respondents agreed to our proposal to allow licensed trading platform operators to serve retail investors. “Providing clear regulatory expectations is the key to fostering responsible development,” said Ms Julia Leung, the SFC’s Chief Executive Officer. “Hong Kong’s comprehensive virtual assets regulatory framework follows the principle of ‘same business, same risks, same rules’ and aims to provide robust investor protection and manage key risks. This will enable the industry to develop sustainably and support innovation.” The Guidelines for Virtual Asset Trading Platform Operators will become effective on 1 June 2023.

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【SFC concludes consultation on regulation of virtual asset trading platforms】The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today released the Consultation Conclusions on the Proposed Regulatory Requirements for Virtual Asset Trading Platform Operators Licensed by the SFC. During the consultation period, the SFC received 152 written submissions from industry and professional associations, professional and consultancy firms, market participants, licensed corporations, individuals and other stakeholders. A significant majority of respondents agreed to our proposal to allow licensed trading platform operators to serve retail investors. “Providing clear regulatory expectations is the key to fostering responsible development,” said Ms Julia Leung, the SFC’s Chief Executive Officer. “Hong Kong’s comprehensive virtual assets regulatory framework follows the principle of ‘same business, same risks, same rules’ and aims to provide robust investor protection and manage key risks. This will enable the industry to develop sustainably and support innovation.” The Guidelines for Virtual Asset Trading Platform Operators will become effective on 1 June 2023.

SFC concludes consultation on regulation of virtual asset trading platforms

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SFC concludes consultation on regulation of virtual asset trading platforms

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