Odaily Noon Briefing
1. The US and Iran have reached an agreement on fully opening the Strait of Hormuz;
2. Loracle is facing an unrealized loss of over 30 million US dollars, holding a position of 141 million US dollars and newly opening a 3x VVV short;
3. US Secretary of State: The US and Iran have “reliable plans” for opening the strait and the Iran nuclear issue;
4. Data: StabIR's EURR and USDR suffered losses of over 10 million US dollars after being attacked, and over 100 thousand US dollars of stolen funds have been frozen;
5. StablR: Security vulnerabilities have been identified and are being addressed actively; details and follow-up measures will be announced as soon as possible;
6. A certain whale unstaked 443,200 HYPE and sold 232,000;
7. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of 1.257 billion US dollars last week, with BlackRock IBIT having the largest net outflow of 1.008 billion US dollars;
8. Ethereum spot ETF saw a net outflow of 216 million US dollars last week, with BlackRock ETHA having the largest net outflow of 189 million US dollars.
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