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1. Trump has informed aides that he hopes to end the Iran war as soon as possible;
2. Circle has unfrozen one of the 16 blacklisted USDC wallets;
3. Citi: Investors are overly optimistic about a swift resolution to the US-Iran issue;
4. The total net inflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs yesterday was $7.8069 million, with only the Fidelity ETF FBTC recording a net inflow;
5. The total net outflow for Ethereum spot ETFs yesterday was $8.5074 million, marking six consecutive days of net outflow;
6. Listed company Tron: The TRX treasury holds more than 688.5 million tokens, with an additional 160,800 TRX acquired today;
7. Federal Reserve advisor: Waller may need five years to reduce the Fed's balance sheet;
8. The founder of Distributed Capital has publicly solicited clues regarding the $42 million theft from a personal wallet in 2022, with a bounty reward of 10%-20%;
9. Hyperliquid BTC's largest short position closed 1,000 BTC at a loss of $2.345 million;
10. Most sectors of the crypto market increased, with the Meme sector up 5.09%; only GameFi and PayFi sectors declined.
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