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Owlto Finance Launches 'Safe Haven' Operation, Supporting High-Value Asset Swift Withdrawal from Inactive Chains

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April 17th — Intent-driven cross-chain protocol Owlto Finance announced today it has completed a major upgrade and officially launched its "Asset Safety Haven" initiative. In response to some public chain ecosystems growing inactive and liquidity drying up, Owlto is warning users about withdrawal restrictions or suspension risks and recommending they do a "wallet spring cleaning" as soon as possible. ### Key Upgrade Highlights: 1. **Secure Withdrawal Guidance** Urges users to move assets scattered across inactive chains to mainstream, high-liquidity ecosystems like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Binance Chain, Solana, and Arbitrum. 2. **Large-Scale Cross-Chain Freedom** Single-transaction limit raised to over $10,000. Intelligent routing cuts repeated operational costs and gas fees for large holders moving assets. 3. **Fast, Secure Transfers** Supports 70+ mainstream networks, with an intent-driven architecture. Average transaction confirmation time shortened to 9.64 seconds — ensuring assets transfer safely at the first sign of risk. Owlto Finance noted that in volatile markets, asset security and liquidity are top priorities, and it will continue to act as a "security fortress" for users’ assets.
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April 17 — Israel’s Home Front Command announced Wednesday that most nationwide wartime restrictions have been lifted, as ceasefires with Lebanon and Iran continue to hold. The statement marks the first time such restrictions have been lifted across the country since U.S.-Israeli joint airstrikes targeted Iran on February 28. Nationwide gathering limits have been fully lifted, though measures will remain in the Lebanon border region: gatherings there are capped at 1,000 people and will stay in effect through 8 p.m. this Saturday (April 18). Starting at 8 p.m. this Saturday, border area gathering restrictions will also be lifted. Additionally, schools and workplaces nationwide will resume normal operations. Israel describes this as the first time nearly all restrictions have been removed in the past 48 days.

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Bitcoin Surges Past $77,000

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Analyst: Iran's Statement on the Strait of Hormuz Did Not Provide Clear Information

April 17 – A shipping industry analyst told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that Iran’s foreign minister announced Friday the Strait of Hormuz is “fully open” to vessels using Iran’s designated route—but the shipping sector still isn’t reassured maritime activity through the strait can resume. Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade said: “For shipping, this sounds promising, but right now it doesn’t give anyone clear enough information to make immediate decisions.” Iran’s foreign minister did not explicitly specify whether the country still intends to charge tolls for passing ships.

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The Fed's Rate Cut Probability for December Surges to Around 60%

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Trump: Strait of Hormuz is Open, But Maritime Blockade Against Iran Will Remain Fully Operational

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Official: US Military's Blockade on Iran Still in Place

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