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The Pentagon is urgently requesting an $80 billion supplemental funding package, primarily to cover expenses related to potential Iran conflict operations, according to a report. A formal request is expected to be submitted to Congress shortly.
Read MoreOn June 19, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani officially refuted media reports claiming the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He stated that Iranian forces have taken necessary measures to ensure safe passage for commercial vessels, and shipping traffic remains normal.
Read MoreEthereum has breached the key $1700 resistance level, currently trading at $1700.16. Despite this gain, the market shows significant volatility with a 24-hour drop of over 2%. This article analyzes the current dynamics and offers practical risk management insights for traders.
Read MoreBitcoin has broken through the $63,000 level, currently trading around $63,002. Market volatility is high with a 24-hour drop of 1.52%. This analysis explores the driving forces behind the move and offers essential risk management strategies for navigating the current landscape.
Read MoreAn Israeli official confirmed a ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah. Israeli forces will remain in a "security zone" in southern Lebanon, reserving the right to respond to any attacks. This move is expected to temporarily ease recent border tensions.
Read MoreMedia reports citing a U.S. official indicate Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, set to begin at 4 p.m. local time on Friday. The deal aims to halt recent cross-border hostilities, though implementation details remain unclear.
Read MoreJune 19 saw diverse crypto market developments. Upbit listed new trading pairs, while MicroStrategy's founder shared details on preferred stock design. Geopolitical shifts included canceled US-Iran talks and new Strait of Hormuz rules. Notably, a major ETH deposit to institutional platforms captured attention.
Read MoreA U.S. official conveyed to Iran that Israel will not escalate military actions in Lebanon, despite Hezbollah's breach of agreements. The key now is for Hezbollah to halt operations, signaling a potential de-escalation in regional tensions.
Read MoreOn-chain investigator ZachXBT reveals a bizarre case where an Indian scam ring filed a police report after their stolen crypto was frozen. The group used social engineering to steal over $1M from elderly US victims, then attempted to legally reclaim funds through fabricated claims, exposing sophisticated money laundering tactics.
Read MoreHyperEVM faces community criticism over its specialized design and poor developer experience. Complex cross-asset operations and high learning barriers hinder efficiency, while limited resources slow ecosystem growth. Calls for better tooling and incentives are rising.
Read MoreMeta is in advanced talks to invest in Indian fintech payment startup Cred, valuing the company at $4 billion, according to sources. This marks a strategic move into India's competitive digital payments landscape.
Read MoreIran now requires ships to submit transit applications at least 48 hours before entering the Strait of Hormuz. The rule aims to regulate maritime traffic and is based on a recent Iran-U.S. memorandum. Compliance ensures passage, impacting global shipping routes.
Read MoreOman has officially launched a state-backed Bitcoin mining pool, mandating all licensed cryptocurrency miners to connect to this centralized network. Led by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, the initiative aims to consolidate national hashing power with an initial target of 10 EH/s.
Read MoreJapan's Financial Services Agency has ordered moomoo Securities to suspend new account solicitation for three months starting June 19. The regulator cited false explanations regarding NISA, inadequate suspicious transaction monitoring, and cybersecurity failures, demanding a comprehensive improvement plan.
Read MoreFinTech startup Karta raised $15 million in Series A funding led by Galaxy Ventures. It offers U.S. credit cards to overseas clients without requiring SSN or ITIN, partnering with private banks and securing a $125 million debt facility for expansion.
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