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As of May 30, since the military operations launched by the U.S. and Israel against Iran on February 28, more than 90 days have passed. Although the conflict has been put on 'pause', the ongoing military deployments continue to incur significant costs for the U.S. military. According to real-time data released by the independent research site 'Iran War Cost Tracker', the U.S. has spent over $95.5 billion on military operations against Iran to date. This statistic is based on a report submitted by the U.S. Department of Defense to Congress, which indicates that in the first six days following the outbreak of the conflict, U.S. military expenditures amounted to $11.3 billion, with subsequent daily expenditures estimated at around $1 billion. The site has calculated the costs associated with personnel deployment, warships, logistical support, and other related expenses.

[U.S. Military Operations Against Iran Cost Over $95.5 Billion]As of May 30, since the military operations launched by the U.S. and Israel against Iran on February 28, more than 90 days have passed. Although the conflict has been put on 'pause', the ongoing military deployments continue to incur significant costs for the U.S. military. According to real-time data released by the independent research site 'Iran War Cost Tracker', the U.S. has spent over $95.5 billion on military operations against Iran to date. This statistic is based on a report submitted by the U.S. Department of Defense to Congress, which indicates that in the first six days following the outbreak of the conflict, U.S. military expenditures amounted to $11.3 billion, with subsequent daily expenditures estimated at around $1 billion. The site has calculated the costs associated with personnel deployment, warships, logistical support, and other related expenses.

U.S. Military Operations Against Iran Cost Over $95.5 Billion

On May 30, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) released guidance stating that around-the-clock trading is suitable for cryptocurrency companies but may not be appropriate for other derivatives platforms. The agency pointed out that due to inherent differences in the underlying markets, transitioning to 24/7 trading and clearing is not suitable for all asset classes. The development of technologies such as blockchain networks and stablecoins has driven the around-the-clock nature of the crypto market, but in the derivatives markets for agricultural products, for example, extending trading hours could lead to decreased liquidity, increased volatility, and heightened risks of market manipulation due to its unique customer base and regional characteristics. On the same day, the CFTC approved the offering of perpetual futures contracts by crypto-native platforms.

[CFTC: 24/7 Trading Suitable for Crypto Industry, Not Necessarily for Other Sectors]On May 30, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) released guidance stating that around-the-clock trading is suitable for cryptocurrency companies but may not be appropriate for other derivatives platforms. The agency pointed out that due to inherent differences in the underlying markets, transitioning to 24/7 trading and clearing is not suitable for all asset classes. The development of technologies such as blockchain networks and stablecoins has driven the around-the-clock nature of the crypto market, but in the derivatives markets for agricultural products, for example, extending trading hours could lead to decreased liquidity, increased volatility, and heightened risks of market manipulation due to its unique customer base and regional characteristics. On the same day, the CFTC approved the offering of perpetual futures contracts by crypto-native platforms.

CFTC: 24/7 Trading Suitable for Crypto Industry, Not Necessarily for Other Sectors

On May 30, a judge from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled on the 29th to remove former President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and to halt plans to close the center for two years for renovations. In December 2025, the White House announced that the Kennedy Center would be renamed the 'Trump-Kennedy Center.' This renaming faced strong opposition from the Democratic Party and the Kennedy family. Ohio Democratic Congressman and Kennedy Center board member Joyce Beatty filed a lawsuit to revoke the renaming decision and remove Trump's name. In February of this year, Trump announced on social media that the 'Trump-Kennedy Center' would suspend its performance operations for about two years starting in July for renovation. Judge Christopher Cooper of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled on the 29th that the name of the Kennedy Center cannot be changed without congressional legislation. In a 94-page ruling, Cooper wrote, 'The charter of the Kennedy Center clearly states that the center shall be named after President Kennedy, and the board cannot unilaterally change its official name or the name of the public memorial. Congress bestowed this name upon the Kennedy Center, and only Congress can change it... The court finds that the board's unilateral renaming of the Kennedy Center under President Trump's name exceeds its statutory authority.' (Xinhua News Agency)

[U.S. Judge Rules to Remove Trump's Name from Kennedy Center]On May 30, a judge from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled on the 29th to remove former President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and to halt plans to close the center for two years for renovations. In December 2025, the White House announced that the Kennedy Center would be renamed the 'Trump-Kennedy Center.' This renaming faced strong opposition from the Democratic Party and the Kennedy family. Ohio Democratic Congressman and Kennedy Center board member Joyce Beatty filed a lawsuit to revoke the renaming decision and remove Trump's name. In February of this year, Trump announced on social media that the 'Trump-Kennedy Center' would suspend its performance operations for about two years starting in July for renovation. Judge Christopher Cooper of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled on the 29th that the name of the Kennedy Center cannot be changed without congressional legislation. In a 94-page ruling, Cooper wrote, 'The charter of the Kennedy Center clearly states that the center shall be named after President Kennedy, and the board cannot unilaterally change its official name or the name of the public memorial. Congress bestowed this name upon the Kennedy Center, and only Congress can change it... The court finds that the board's unilateral renaming of the Kennedy Center under President Trump's name exceeds its statutory authority.' (Xinhua News Agency)

U.S. Judge Rules to Remove Trump's Name from Kennedy Center

According to Jinji Finance, on May 30, a Danish pension fund managing $25 billion in assets drew attention earlier this year for selling U.S. Treasury bonds, coinciding with Trump's threat to seize Greenland. Now, the fund has announced it will not invest in SpaceX. Its Chief Investment Officer, Schelde, stated that SpaceX is not only 'severely overvalued' but also has a 'disastrous corporate governance structure.' He pointed out that Musk is expected to hold about 80% of the voting rights while simultaneously serving in multiple key roles, including CEO, CTO, and Chairman of the Board.

[Danish Pension Fund 'Blacklists' SpaceX Over Poor Corporate Governance]According to Jinji Finance, on May 30, a Danish pension fund managing $25 billion in assets drew attention earlier this year for selling U.S. Treasury bonds, coinciding with Trump's threat to seize Greenland. Now, the fund has announced it will not invest in SpaceX. Its Chief Investment Officer, Schelde, stated that SpaceX is not only 'severely overvalued' but also has a 'disastrous corporate governance structure.' He pointed out that Musk is expected to hold about 80% of the voting rights while simultaneously serving in multiple key roles, including CEO, CTO, and Chairman of the Board.

Danish Pension Fund 'Blacklists' SpaceX Over Poor Corporate Governance

On May 30, due to the uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path, demand for cash-like assets surged, pushing the total size of U.S. money market funds to a record $8.281 trillion. According to the latest data from Crane Data LLC, approximately $66 billion flowed into the money market fund industry in the week ending May 28. Of this, about $41 billion was added on Thursday as investors adjusted their portfolios ahead of the month's end. Year-to-date, money market funds have attracted approximately $172 billion.

[U.S. Money Market Fund Assets Reach Record High Amid Strong Demand for Cash-like Investments]On May 30, due to the uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path, demand for cash-like assets surged, pushing the total size of U.S. money market funds to a record $8.281 trillion. According to the latest data from Crane Data LLC, approximately $66 billion flowed into the money market fund industry in the week ending May 28. Of this, about $41 billion was added on Thursday as investors adjusted their portfolios ahead of the month's end. Year-to-date, money market funds have attracted approximately $172 billion.

U.S. Money Market Fund Assets Reach Record High Amid Strong Demand for Cash-like Investments

sfp Surges 19.54% in 24H, Currently at 0.2679 USDT

【sfp currently trades at 0.2679 USDT, up 19.54% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】sfp Surges 19.54% in 24H, Currently at 0.2679 USDT

sfp currently trades at 0.2679 USDT, up 19.54% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

sfp Surges 25.66% in 24H, Currently at 0.2679 USDT

【sfp currently trades at 0.2679 USDT, up 25.66% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】sfp Surges 25.66% in 24H, Currently at 0.2679 USDT

sfp currently trades at 0.2679 USDT, up 25.66% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

On May 30, the Sui mainnet has resumed normal operations, with transaction processing and network activities restored. The two recent network downtimes, including one that occurred yesterday, are related to an interaction issue between the 'address balance' feature and the gas billing logic introduced in version 1.72. The fix deployed yesterday was only a temporary measure aimed at quickly restoring network operations, but it carried a known and low-probability risk of downtime. Today, the network triggered a variant of this known issue, leading to another suspension of the mainnet. Currently, validators have completed the deployment of a long-term fix, and officials state that the known issues caused by the original vulnerability have been thoroughly resolved, with the network now operating normally. The Sui team indicated that a more detailed incident review report will be released, explaining the cause of the failure and the repair process.

[Sui Mainnet Resumes Operation, Confirms Both Downtimes Caused by Same Software Defect]On May 30, the Sui mainnet has resumed normal operations, with transaction processing and network activities restored. The two recent network downtimes, including one that occurred yesterday, are related to an interaction issue between the 'address balance' feature and the gas billing logic introduced in version 1.72. The fix deployed yesterday was only a temporary measure aimed at quickly restoring network operations, but it carried a known and low-probability risk of downtime. Today, the network triggered a variant of this known issue, leading to another suspension of the mainnet. Currently, validators have completed the deployment of a long-term fix, and officials state that the known issues caused by the original vulnerability have been thoroughly resolved, with the network now operating normally. The Sui team indicated that a more detailed incident review report will be released, explaining the cause of the failure and the repair process.

Sui Mainnet Resumes Operation, Confirms Both Downtimes Caused by Same Software Defect

On May 30, Yili Hua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), stated, "The crypto market has always experienced short bull and long bear cycles, and after going through multiple cycles, it has become a norm. This round is no different. However, AI is indeed highly disruptive, and it's natural for people in the crypto space to flock to AI. Opportunities and trends are the core factors in investment."

[Yili Hua: Short Bull and Long Bear Markets are the Norm in Crypto, Opportunities and Trends are Core Investment Factors]On May 30, Yili Hua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), stated, "The crypto market has always experienced short bull and long bear cycles, and after going through multiple cycles, it has become a norm. This round is no different. However, AI is indeed highly disruptive, and it's natural for people in the crypto space to flock to AI. Opportunities and trends are the core factors in investment."

Yili Hua: Short Bull and Long Bear Markets are the Norm in Crypto, Opportunities and Trends are Core Investment Factors

On May 29, STRC fell to a low of $97.11 before recovering to close at $98.57. There is ongoing scrutiny regarding Strategy's ability to issue this preferred security as a financing tool through ATM. After repurchasing $1.5 billion in convertible debt, Strategy's cash reserves have decreased to approximately $871 million, which can only cover its expected $1.7 billion annual preferred dividend obligations for about 6 months. Strive's perpetual preferred security SATA remains close to its $100 par value, supported by an approximately 13% dividend yield and the company's plan to introduce daily dividend support. (CoinDesk)

[Strategy STRC Falls Below $99, Cash Reserves Drop to Approximately $871 Million]On May 29, STRC fell to a low of $97.11 before recovering to close at $98.57. There is ongoing scrutiny regarding Strategy's ability to issue this preferred security as a financing tool through ATM. After repurchasing $1.5 billion in convertible debt, Strategy's cash reserves have decreased to approximately $871 million, which can only cover its expected $1.7 billion annual preferred dividend obligations for about 6 months. Strive's perpetual preferred security SATA remains close to its $100 par value, supported by an approximately 13% dividend yield and the company's plan to introduce daily dividend support. (CoinDesk)

Strategy STRC Falls Below $99, Cash Reserves Drop to Approximately $871 Million

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