US President Trump has stated that the United States has complete control over the Strait of Hormuz and will continue to maintain this control. The maritime blockade is known as the 'Wall of Steel' and Iran has no other options.

[Main Password: Multi platform BTC main linkage, cumulative layout of 347 million US dollars] Frequent fund movements spark growing market divergence; will the upcoming dynamics become more intricate?

The stablecoin infrastructure project Eco has launched the Any to Any Swaps feature, which supports exchanging any token on one chain for any token on another chain. This feature defaults to Layer Zero settlement and initially covers all EVM chains and Solana supported by Eco. The user process includes exchanging input token atoms for stablecoins on the source chain, transferring through cross chain stablecoin channels, and exchanging stablecoins for target tokens on the target chain. Platforms that have already connected to the Routes API can be used without upgrading contracts or migrating, and the solver only needs to hold stablecoins in the intermediate stage.

Due to routing errors, 86% of Solana's paths are close to losing their finality. （Decrypt）

[Dinaro Joins EU MiCA Stablecoin Registration List, EMT Issuers Increase to 43] According to Cointelegraph, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated the MiCA registration list, adding Slovenian electronic money institution Dinaro to the list of electronic money token (EMT) issuers, making it the first institution from Slovenia to be included. Dinaro is regulated by the Bank of Slovenia, provides payment services, and holds a Mastercard principal membership. The total number of EMT registrations has reached 43, while the asset-referenced token (ART) list remains empty, and the non-compliant entities list stands at 167. Two new crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) have been added: Partners Banka from the Czech Republic and Volksbank Beilstein-Ilsfeld-Abstatt from Germany, bringing the total CASP registrations to 325. Czech company Altlift has been removed from the list.