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1. Qatari media: The Strait of Hormuz will be opened in phases;
2. A whale spent USD 3.69 million to purchase 58,300 HYPE;
3. US President Trump: Any deal reached with Iran must be great and meaningful, otherwise no deal will be made;
4. Iranian President: Will never yield to external pressure and excessive demands;
5. BlackRock analyst: Under Waller's leadership, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates once;
6. IOSG Ventures has not sold UNI or COMP; the related addresses were mislabeled by Arkham;
7. Bhutan transferred a total of USD 237 million in BTC to Segwit addresses this year and still holds USD 233 million in BTC;
8. Iran claims to charge "navigation service fees" for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz;
9. Tether: Launched an official GEL₮ stablecoin in cooperation with the Georgian government;
10. Trend Research reportedly sold 2.7 million UNI and 114,000 COMP; if sold, would incur a loss of USD 19.87 million.
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