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On April 23, Shigeru Shimizu, head of the Risk Analysis Division of the Comprehensive Policy Bureau at Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), revealed that a bill to transfer crypto assets from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act has been submitted to the extraordinary Diet session. This move aims to enhance user protection, with core measures including the implementation of information disclosure by issuers, the establishment of a new category for 'crypto asset trading businesses', increased penalties for unlicensed operators, and strengthened enforcement, as well as the introduction of insider trading regulations and a penalty system.

Additionally, three ongoing empirical experiments from the 'Payment Innovation Project (PIP)' initiated by the FSA in November last year include: first, a joint issuance of yen stablecoins involving major banks to verify efficiency in cross-border settlements for large trading companies; second, on-chain securities settlement, which records the transfer of rights for government bonds, stocks, etc., on the blockchain using a transfer system, synchronized with existing laws, and aims for simultaneous delivery of cash and securities through stablecoin payments, targeting 24/7 continuous trading settlement; third, interbank transfer of tokenized deposits, which aims to establish a transfer mechanism for tokenized deposits between different banks, in conjunction with the Bank of Japan's 'Central Bank Tokenized Deposit Sandbox Project'.

[Japan's Financial Services Agency Details Framework for Transitioning Crypto Assets to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act]On April 23, Shigeru Shimizu, head of the Risk Analysis Division of the Comprehensive Policy Bureau at Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), revealed that a bill to transfer crypto assets from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act has been submitted to the extraordinary Diet session. This move aims to enhance user protection, with core measures including the implementation of information disclosure by issuers, the establishment of a new category for 'crypto asset trading businesses', increased penalties for unlicensed operators, and strengthened enforcement, as well as the introduction of insider trading regulations and a penalty system.

Additionally, three ongoing empirical experiments from the 'Payment Innovation Project (PIP)' initiated by the FSA in November last year include: first, a joint issuance of yen stablecoins involving major banks to verify efficiency in cross-border settlements for large trading companies; second, on-chain securities settlement, which records the transfer of rights for government bonds, stocks, etc., on the blockchain using a transfer system, synchronized with existing laws, and aims for simultaneous delivery of cash and securities through stablecoin payments, targeting 24/7 continuous trading settlement; third, interbank transfer of tokenized deposits, which aims to establish a transfer mechanism for tokenized deposits between different banks, in conjunction with the Bank of Japan's 'Central Bank Tokenized Deposit Sandbox Project'.

Japan's Financial Services Agency Details Framework for Transitioning Crypto Assets to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act

On April 23, Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch announced on Twitter that the team has completed an in-depth security investigation, analyzing nearly 1PB of complete Vercel network and API logs, far exceeding the initial Context.ai account breach incident. The investigation revealed that the attackers' activities extended beyond Context.ai and have distributed malware more broadly, targeting the theft of account keys from platforms like Vercel. Once the keys are obtained, attackers can quickly and comprehensively enumerate non-sensitive environment variables. Current measures include deepening collaboration with industry partners such as Microsoft, AWS, and Wiz to jointly protect the broader internet ecosystem; other suspected victims have been notified and advised to immediately rotate credentials and strengthen security best practices.

[Vercel CEO Updates on Security Incident Investigation: Attackers Have Distributed Malware More Broadly]On April 23, Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch announced on Twitter that the team has completed an in-depth security investigation, analyzing nearly 1PB of complete Vercel network and API logs, far exceeding the initial Context.ai account breach incident. The investigation revealed that the attackers' activities extended beyond Context.ai and have distributed malware more broadly, targeting the theft of account keys from platforms like Vercel. Once the keys are obtained, attackers can quickly and comprehensively enumerate non-sensitive environment variables. Current measures include deepening collaboration with industry partners such as Microsoft, AWS, and Wiz to jointly protect the broader internet ecosystem; other suspected victims have been notified and advised to immediately rotate credentials and strengthen security best practices.

Vercel CEO Updates on Security Incident Investigation: Attackers Have Distributed Malware More Broadly

On April 23, local time April 22, Ibrahim Aziz, chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, stated in an interview that Iran has never requested a ceasefire. He noted that many citizens in Iran disagree with a ceasefire and advocate for continuing to press the advantage and adopting tougher measures against the enemy. Aziz indicated that the Iranian military views the current ceasefire as an opportunity for 'reloading' and that Iran has maximized this opportunity. He also mentioned that the enemy is untrustworthy and continues to break promises, including regarding the ceasefire issue in Lebanon.

[Iranian Official: Iran Has Never Requested a Ceasefire]On April 23, local time April 22, Ibrahim Aziz, chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, stated in an interview that Iran has never requested a ceasefire. He noted that many citizens in Iran disagree with a ceasefire and advocate for continuing to press the advantage and adopting tougher measures against the enemy. Aziz indicated that the Iranian military views the current ceasefire as an opportunity for 'reloading' and that Iran has maximized this opportunity. He also mentioned that the enemy is untrustworthy and continues to break promises, including regarding the ceasefire issue in Lebanon.

Iranian Official: Iran Has Never Requested a Ceasefire

On April 23, Vercel's CEO announced on social media that the team has completed an in-depth security investigation, analyzing nearly 1 PB of complete Vercel network and API logs, far exceeding the initial Context.ai account breach incident. The investigation revealed that the attackers' activities extended beyond Context.ai and involved a broader distribution of malware aimed at stealing account keys from platforms like Vercel. Once the keys are obtained, the attackers quickly and comprehensively enumerate non-sensitive environment variables. Current measures include deepening collaboration with industry partners such as Microsoft, AWS, and Wiz to jointly protect the broader internet ecosystem; other suspected victims have been notified and advised to immediately rotate credentials and strengthen security best practices.

[Vercel CEO Updates on Security Incident Investigation: Attackers Obtained Account Keys Through Malware Distribution, Impact Exceeds Initial Assessment]On April 23, Vercel's CEO announced on social media that the team has completed an in-depth security investigation, analyzing nearly 1 PB of complete Vercel network and API logs, far exceeding the initial Context.ai account breach incident. The investigation revealed that the attackers' activities extended beyond Context.ai and involved a broader distribution of malware aimed at stealing account keys from platforms like Vercel. Once the keys are obtained, the attackers quickly and comprehensively enumerate non-sensitive environment variables. Current measures include deepening collaboration with industry partners such as Microsoft, AWS, and Wiz to jointly protect the broader internet ecosystem; other suspected victims have been notified and advised to immediately rotate credentials and strengthen security best practices.

Vercel CEO Updates on Security Incident Investigation: Attackers Obtained Account Keys Through Malware Distribution, Impact Exceeds Initial Assessment

On April 23, market focus shifted from geopolitics to "event-triggered liquidity." Following the release of ceasefire-related signals, Bitcoin surged rapidly, nearing the $80,000 mark, accompanied by approximately $339 million in short liquidations, resulting in a typical liquidation-driven rally. This indicates that the current momentum is not driven by active capital engagement but rather by passive pressure causing price extensions. From an external perspective, U.S.-Iran negotiations remain at a stage of "having a window but no consensus." Internal divisions in Iran and ongoing energy blockades continue, and macro risks have not been substantially alleviated. This also explains why the price failed to establish a trend after reaching high liquidity levels, instead returning to a range of fluctuations. Structurally, the current Bitcoin price range of approximately $78,000 to $80,000 represents a clear area of liquidity and liquidation concentration, while the range of $73,000 to $75,000 continues to see support. The price has repeatedly penetrated key ranges quickly before retreating, fundamentally reflecting that liquidity is being triggered repeatedly rather than establishing a trend. Overall, until policies and geopolitical risks are re-anchored, the crypto market continues to operate in a rhythm of "event → liquidation → return." At this moment, Bitcoin is not the starting point of a trend but rather an indicator of whether capital is willing to take on risk.

[Bitunix Analyst: Ceasefire Signals Trigger Liquidation Push, BTC Returns to Liquidity Dominance After Testing $80,000]On April 23, market focus shifted from geopolitics to "event-triggered liquidity." Following the release of ceasefire-related signals, Bitcoin surged rapidly, nearing the $80,000 mark, accompanied by approximately $339 million in short liquidations, resulting in a typical liquidation-driven rally. This indicates that the current momentum is not driven by active capital engagement but rather by passive pressure causing price extensions. From an external perspective, U.S.-Iran negotiations remain at a stage of "having a window but no consensus." Internal divisions in Iran and ongoing energy blockades continue, and macro risks have not been substantially alleviated. This also explains why the price failed to establish a trend after reaching high liquidity levels, instead returning to a range of fluctuations. Structurally, the current Bitcoin price range of approximately $78,000 to $80,000 represents a clear area of liquidity and liquidation concentration, while the range of $73,000 to $75,000 continues to see support. The price has repeatedly penetrated key ranges quickly before retreating, fundamentally reflecting that liquidity is being triggered repeatedly rather than establishing a trend. Overall, until policies and geopolitical risks are re-anchored, the crypto market continues to operate in a rhythm of "event → liquidation → return." At this moment, Bitcoin is not the starting point of a trend but rather an indicator of whether capital is willing to take on risk.

Bitunix Analyst: Ceasefire Signals Trigger Liquidation Push, BTC Returns to Liquidity Dominance After Testing $80,000

At the 9th BCCC Collaborative Day held on April 21, Shigeru Shimizu, head of the Risk Analysis Division of the Comprehensive Policy Bureau at Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), revealed that a bill to transfer crypto assets from the Fund Settlement Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act has been submitted to the extraordinary Diet. This move aims to enhance user protection, with core measures including the introduction of a new category for 'crypto asset trading businesses' based on whether issuers implement information disclosure, increased penalties for unlicensed operators, strengthened enforcement, and the establishment of regulations against insider trading and a taxation system. Additionally, the FSA is conducting three ongoing empirical experiments as part of the 'Settlement Enhancement Project (PIP)' launched last November: first, a joint issuance of yen stablecoins involving major banks to verify efficiency in cross-border settlements for large trading companies; second, on-chain securities settlement, which records the transfer of rights such as government bonds and stocks on the blockchain and synchronizes with existing laws, aiming for simultaneous delivery of cash and securities through stablecoin payments, targeting 24/7 continuous trading settlement; and third, the interbank transfer of tokenized deposits, creating a transfer mechanism for tokenized deposits between different banks, in conjunction with the Bank of Japan's 'Central Bank Digital Currency Tokenization Sandbox Project.'

[Japan's FSA Details Framework for Transitioning Crypto Assets to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act]At the 9th BCCC Collaborative Day held on April 21, Shigeru Shimizu, head of the Risk Analysis Division of the Comprehensive Policy Bureau at Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), revealed that a bill to transfer crypto assets from the Fund Settlement Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act has been submitted to the extraordinary Diet. This move aims to enhance user protection, with core measures including the introduction of a new category for 'crypto asset trading businesses' based on whether issuers implement information disclosure, increased penalties for unlicensed operators, strengthened enforcement, and the establishment of regulations against insider trading and a taxation system. Additionally, the FSA is conducting three ongoing empirical experiments as part of the 'Settlement Enhancement Project (PIP)' launched last November: first, a joint issuance of yen stablecoins involving major banks to verify efficiency in cross-border settlements for large trading companies; second, on-chain securities settlement, which records the transfer of rights such as government bonds and stocks on the blockchain and synchronizes with existing laws, aiming for simultaneous delivery of cash and securities through stablecoin payments, targeting 24/7 continuous trading settlement; and third, the interbank transfer of tokenized deposits, creating a transfer mechanism for tokenized deposits between different banks, in conjunction with the Bank of Japan's 'Central Bank Digital Currency Tokenization Sandbox Project.'

Japan's FSA Details Framework for Transitioning Crypto Assets to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act

On April 23, US Senator Bernie Moreno stated that the crypto market structure regulation bill is expected to pass by the end of May. He also warned that if the CLARITY Act (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act) misses this deadline, the related legislation could be indefinitely postponed, further delaying regulatory certainty for the US crypto market.

[US Senator: Crypto Market Structure Regulation Bill Expected to Pass by End of May]On April 23, US Senator Bernie Moreno stated that the crypto market structure regulation bill is expected to pass by the end of May. He also warned that if the CLARITY Act (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act) misses this deadline, the related legislation could be indefinitely postponed, further delaying regulatory certainty for the US crypto market.

US Senator: Crypto Market Structure Regulation Bill Expected to Pass by End of May

On April 23, according to an indicator measuring the activity level of the interbank foreign exchange market, the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East are solidifying the dollar's dominant position in global trade. The latest data released by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) shows that in March, the dollar's share of international transactions rose to a record 51.1%, up from 49.2% the previous month, marking the highest share since 2023. Following the dollar is the euro, with a transaction share of about 21% through SWIFT, followed by the British pound and Japanese yen, among others. (Dongxin News Agency)

[SWIFT: Dollar Usage in Global Trade Surges Amid Iran Conflict]On April 23, according to an indicator measuring the activity level of the interbank foreign exchange market, the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East are solidifying the dollar's dominant position in global trade. The latest data released by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) shows that in March, the dollar's share of international transactions rose to a record 51.1%, up from 49.2% the previous month, marking the highest share since 2023. Following the dollar is the euro, with a transaction share of about 21% through SWIFT, followed by the British pound and Japanese yen, among others. (Dongxin News Agency)

SWIFT: Dollar Usage in Global Trade Surges Amid Iran Conflict

On April 23, 23pds, the Chief Information Security Officer of Slow Mist Technology, shared information from the dark web intelligence account Dark Web Intelligence (@DailyDarkWeb), stating that the hacker group ShinyHunters claims to have breached internal systems related to the Anthropic Mythos model. They have shared screenshots of the user management panel, AI experiment dashboard, model performance, and cost analysis. As of now, the authenticity of this information has not been confirmed by Anthropic. Given that many companies have previously applied for trials of the related models, if the claims are true, it could pose indirect security risks to leading tech companies and those in the cryptocurrency industry.

[Slow Mist CISO: ShinyHunters Claims to Have Hacked Anthropic's Internal Systems, Authenticity Awaiting Official Confirmation]On April 23, 23pds, the Chief Information Security Officer of Slow Mist Technology, shared information from the dark web intelligence account Dark Web Intelligence (@DailyDarkWeb), stating that the hacker group ShinyHunters claims to have breached internal systems related to the Anthropic Mythos model. They have shared screenshots of the user management panel, AI experiment dashboard, model performance, and cost analysis. As of now, the authenticity of this information has not been confirmed by Anthropic. Given that many companies have previously applied for trials of the related models, if the claims are true, it could pose indirect security risks to leading tech companies and those in the cryptocurrency industry.

Slow Mist CISO: ShinyHunters Claims to Have Hacked Anthropic's Internal Systems, Authenticity Awaiting Official Confirmation

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 54. Neutral.
Current Price: $29920.56.

[Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 54]Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 54. Neutral.
Current Price: $29920.56.

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 54

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