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A spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry has stated that reopening the Strait of Hormuz requires the U.S. to lift sanctions and provide compensation. The Strait of Hormuz agreement reached with Oman includes provisions for collecting maritime service fees.

A spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, "We are not currently holding negotiations with Washington; instead, we are exchanging information with the U.S. through intermediaries."

According to Japanese media reports, the weakening yen is delivering significant commercial benefits to Japanese multinational corporations, with many firms lifting their earnings forecasts in the latest earnings season. Despite recent intervention measures by the Japanese government, the market expects the yen will remain under pressure. As a result, companies with a large share of overseas operations—including Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Sony, and Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., the parent of Muji—have all raised their performance outlooks. Okasan Securities’ report shows that among roughly 1,600 TOPIX constituent companies, 159 have lifted their fiscal year earnings forecasts since July 1, while only 12 have cut theirs. The overall proportion of firms adjusting their performance forecasts stands at 86%, the highest level since fiscal 2016.

According to on-chain data, a Bitcoin whale dormant for over 12 years has reactivated. The whale accumulated 26.95 BTC when Bitcoin’s price stood at just $823.1. At 15:03:02 Beijing time today, the wallet address transferred out all 26.95 BTC, posting an unrealized profit of $1.73 million.

According to official announcements, H100 Group, a Swedish publicly listed Bitcoin reserve company, announced it has acquired 2,455.4 Bitcoin at an average price of $62,900, lifting its total Bitcoin holdings to 3,506 coins.

According to an official announcement, Robinhood has launched cryptocurrency trading services for eligible customers in the UK. Users can trade over 50 digital assets directly within its main investment app via Bitstamp, the established trading platform it acquired last year for $200 million. The rollout kicked off this week, integrating crypto into its existing offerings of stocks, stock ISAs, options, and futures, all within a single app. Robinhood noted that the service will waive trading fees, account maintenance fees, and custody fees upon launch. However, UK customers will be charged a 0.1% foreign exchange fee, which rises to 0.3% for some weekend conversions.