1. Trump announces that a Middle East agreement is imminent, oil prices and bond markets sharply decline

2. The U.S. Navy resumes escort operations in the Strait of Hormuz, assisting about 10 vessels in passage

According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Navy has resumed assisting vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz. A Greek supertanker carrying 2 million barrels of crude oil has received escort in waters near the coast of Oman, heading to India to deliver its cargo. This marks the restart of the "Freedom Plan." U.S. military officials stated that they plan to assist about 10 vessels in crossing this waterway in the coming days, including supertankers and container ships.   -Original

3. Citigroup analysts: The market underestimates the possibility of Fed interest rate cuts, a weak labor market and slowing inflation make rate cuts more likely

Citigroup analysts indicate that the market's expectations for Fed rate hikes may be misjudged, and rate cut expectations may be reflected again in the coming weeks or months. They believe that although lower energy costs support keeping rates unchanged, a weak labor market and slowing inflation make rate cuts a more likely next step.   -Original

4. Micron Technology surges 9.4%, market value exceeds $1 trillion for the first time, UBS raises its target price to $1625

5. Strive adds 1,109 Bitcoin purchases, total holdings reach 16,500, quarterly return rate 11%

Asset management company Strive has added purchases of 1,109 Bitcoin, totaling approximately $85.4 million, with a unit price of about $76,988 per coin. The company's Bitcoin holdings have now increased to 16,500 coins. The return rate for this quarter to date is 11.0%, and the year-to-date return rate is 23.4%, with the Bitcoin gain multiplier at 45.2%.   -Original

6. Hong Kong will establish a licensing system for virtual asset advisors and asset management services, aiming to submit a legislative amendment by 2026

The Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau and the Securities and Futures Commission have issued a consultation summary confirming that a licensing system will be established for virtual asset advisors and management service providers. The new system is designed based on Type 4 and Type 9 business scopes of the Securities and Futures Ordinance and included in the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance, with the aim of submitting the legislative amendment by 2026. Together with trading and custody licensing arrangements, Hong Kong will form a regulatory framework covering the entire chain of virtual assets, and relevant institutions are encouraged to communicate with the SFC regarding licensing matters as soon as possible.   -Original

7. StablR suffers a hacking attack: exploits 1-of-3 multi-signature wallet vulnerability, issues $13.5 million in tokens and cashes out $2.8 million

According to CoinDesk, StablR was exploited due to a vulnerability in Ethereum's 1-of-3 multi-signature wallet, suspending the minting and redemption of USDR and EURR, and requesting exchanges to halt trading and deposits/withdrawals of both tokens. After breaching a single private key, the attacker set themselves as an administrator and overissued about 8.35 million USDR and 4.5 million EURR, valued at approximately $13.5 million according to the pegged prices, with actual cashing out of about $2.8 million. This incident resulted in insufficient collateral for both tokens, causing USDR to briefly decouple to about $0.994 and EURR to drop to about $0.548.   -Original

8. Ahead of HYPE's surge, a giant whale closes short positions and suffers a loss of nearly $7 million

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