1. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China prohibits leaders of state-owned enterprises from accepting virtual currency
The General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the State Council issued (Regulations on the Integrity of Leaders of State-Owned Enterprises), clearly prohibiting leaders of state-owned enterprises from using their authority to seek personal gain, including the acceptance of virtual currency and other assets, unfair transactions of houses and vehicles, and hidden equity and monetary transactions. Violators will be dealt with according to the law. - Original text
2. BlackRock transferred 7552 ETH to Coinbase Prime, worth 16.31 million USD
According to monitoring data from Arkham, about an hour ago, BlackRock transferred approximately 7552 ETH to Coinbase Prime address through its Ethereum trading fund ETHA, worth about 16.31 million USD. - Original text
3. Spot gold rises to $4460 per ounce, up 1.21% on the day.
4. The Philippines declares a national energy emergency.
The Philippines declares a national energy emergency. - Original
5. Iran charges a maximum transit fee of $2 million for ships.
According to reports, Iran has begun charging a maximum security transit fee of $2 million for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. - Original
6. U.S. stocks open, with the Dow down over 376 points and the Nasdaq down 147 points.
7. The New York Stock Exchange lifts options restrictions on crypto ETFs.
The New York Stock Exchange officially lifts all options restrictions on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ETFs; major exchanges in the U.S. have now completely abolished related restrictions. - Original
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