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On July 15, according to CCTV, the Iranian military issued a statement early in the morning local time, claiming that it has been continuously conducting drone strikes on US military bases in the region. The statement indicated that a few hours earlier, the F-18 fighter jet deployment site, accommodation buildings, and large equipment warehouses at the US military base in Azraq, Jordan, were attacked by Iranian suicide drones.

[Iranian Military Continues Strikes on US Bases in the Region]On July 15, according to CCTV, the Iranian military issued a statement early in the morning local time, claiming that it has been continuously conducting drone strikes on US military bases in the region. The statement indicated that a few hours earlier, the F-18 fighter jet deployment site, accommodation buildings, and large equipment warehouses at the US military base in Azraq, Jordan, were attacked by Iranian suicide drones.

Iranian Military Continues Strikes on US Bases in the Region

On July 15, the US Central Command disclosed that the US military has resumed its naval blockade against ships traveling to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas at 4 PM Eastern Time on July 14 (4 AM Beijing Time on July 15). Currently, over 20 US Navy ships and hundreds of military aircraft are deployed in the Middle East. The US military remains on high alert, equipped with lethal strike capabilities, and is prepared for action at any time. Earlier, at 3 PM Eastern Time on July 14 (3 AM Beijing Time on July 15), the US military launched a new round of strikes against Iran, targeting its ability to attack commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The naval blockade against Iranian ports and coastal areas will commence at 4 PM Eastern Time.

[US Military Confirms Resumption of Naval Blockade Against Iran at 4 AM]On July 15, the US Central Command disclosed that the US military has resumed its naval blockade against ships traveling to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas at 4 PM Eastern Time on July 14 (4 AM Beijing Time on July 15). Currently, over 20 US Navy ships and hundreds of military aircraft are deployed in the Middle East. The US military remains on high alert, equipped with lethal strike capabilities, and is prepared for action at any time. Earlier, at 3 PM Eastern Time on July 14 (3 AM Beijing Time on July 15), the US military launched a new round of strikes against Iran, targeting its ability to attack commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The naval blockade against Iranian ports and coastal areas will commence at 4 PM Eastern Time.

US Military Confirms Resumption of Naval Blockade Against Iran at 4 AM

On July 15, according to Bit.com market data, U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.02%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.38%, and the Nasdaq rising 0.9%. SanDisk (SNDK.O) and Micron Technology (MU.O) both increased by about 5%, while SK Hynix ADR (SKHY.O) soared by 27.2%. The optical communication sector saw significant gains, with POET rising over 10% and LITE increasing by more than 6%.

[U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher; SanDisk and Micron Up About 5%, POET Surges Over 10%]On July 15, according to Bit.com market data, U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.02%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.38%, and the Nasdaq rising 0.9%. SanDisk (SNDK.O) and Micron Technology (MU.O) both increased by about 5%, while SK Hynix ADR (SKHY.O) soared by 27.2%. The optical communication sector saw significant gains, with POET rising over 10% and LITE increasing by more than 6%.

U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher; SanDisk and Micron Up About 5%, POET Surges Over 10%

On July 15, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement saying that as long as the United States continues to carry out attacks on Iran, the region will not export 'a drop of oil' or natural gas. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iran Claims US Attacks Will Halt Oil Exports from the Region]On July 15, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement saying that as long as the United States continues to carry out attacks on Iran, the region will not export 'a drop of oil' or natural gas. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iran Claims US Attacks Will Halt Oil Exports from the Region

On July 15, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, Samisa traded PONS on the Robinhood Chain, making over $46,700 in profit from just $29 in one day.

[Samisa Trades PONS on Robinhood Chain, Profits Over $46,700 from $29 in One Day]On July 15, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, Samisa traded PONS on the Robinhood Chain, making over $46,700 in profit from just $29 in one day.

Samisa Trades PONS on Robinhood Chain, Profits Over $46,700 from $29 in One Day

On July 15, sources revealed that AI cloud computing company CoreWeave (CRWV.O) is exploring the use of financial derivatives as a potential hedge against future declines in memory and storage chip prices. This unusual move highlights how the AI boom has deeply intertwined cloud service providers with the volatile chip market. To secure supply, cloud operators, including CoreWeave, have signed long-term agreements with memory and storage chip manufacturers such as Micron and SanDisk. Many of these agreements provide suppliers with price floors for DRAM and storage chips. However, this arrangement is a double-edged sword; while it protects chip manufacturers from market downturns, it also exposes cloud service companies like CoreWeave to risks. If prices fall, they will be forced to continue purchasing at prices significantly above market rates. Consequently, CoreWeave executives have begun discussions on how to hedge against the risk of inventory depreciation due to potential future price declines. These discussions are still in the early stages, and the company has not yet executed any hedging operations. Proposed strategies include put options and other possible derivative instruments.

[CoreWeave Considers Financial Derivatives to Hedge Against Falling Memory Chip Prices]On July 15, sources revealed that AI cloud computing company CoreWeave (CRWV.O) is exploring the use of financial derivatives as a potential hedge against future declines in memory and storage chip prices. This unusual move highlights how the AI boom has deeply intertwined cloud service providers with the volatile chip market. To secure supply, cloud operators, including CoreWeave, have signed long-term agreements with memory and storage chip manufacturers such as Micron and SanDisk. Many of these agreements provide suppliers with price floors for DRAM and storage chips. However, this arrangement is a double-edged sword; while it protects chip manufacturers from market downturns, it also exposes cloud service companies like CoreWeave to risks. If prices fall, they will be forced to continue purchasing at prices significantly above market rates. Consequently, CoreWeave executives have begun discussions on how to hedge against the risk of inventory depreciation due to potential future price declines. These discussions are still in the early stages, and the company has not yet executed any hedging operations. Proposed strategies include put options and other possible derivative instruments.

CoreWeave Considers Financial Derivatives to Hedge Against Falling Memory Chip Prices

On July 15, Trump confirmed that the US and Iran engaged in dialogue on Tuesday, urging Tehran to reach an agreement. Eamonn Sheridan, an analyst from the financial website investinglive, stated that Trump's remarks (during an interview) indicate that there will be no de-escalation in the short term, reinforcing the geopolitical risk premium already factored into crude oil and diesel prices following recent supply concerns in the Strait of Hormuz. He revealed that Iran's energy infrastructure has not yet been targeted, suggesting that Washington still retains the option to significantly escalate the situation. This factor may lead traders to continue pricing in tail risks to regional oil supply. Meanwhile, the confirmation of dialogue with Tehran amid ongoing strikes sends mixed signals, implying that even with persistent military pressure, a negotiation path may still exist. Given that issues related to energy infrastructure directly affect actual supply, the market is likely to remain highly sensitive to any changes in wording regarding energy facility matters.

[Analysis: Trump Confirms US-Iran Dialogue, Suggests Possible Negotiation Path]On July 15, Trump confirmed that the US and Iran engaged in dialogue on Tuesday, urging Tehran to reach an agreement. Eamonn Sheridan, an analyst from the financial website investinglive, stated that Trump's remarks (during an interview) indicate that there will be no de-escalation in the short term, reinforcing the geopolitical risk premium already factored into crude oil and diesel prices following recent supply concerns in the Strait of Hormuz. He revealed that Iran's energy infrastructure has not yet been targeted, suggesting that Washington still retains the option to significantly escalate the situation. This factor may lead traders to continue pricing in tail risks to regional oil supply. Meanwhile, the confirmation of dialogue with Tehran amid ongoing strikes sends mixed signals, implying that even with persistent military pressure, a negotiation path may still exist. Given that issues related to energy infrastructure directly affect actual supply, the market is likely to remain highly sensitive to any changes in wording regarding energy facility matters.

Analysis: Trump Confirms US-Iran Dialogue, Suggests Possible Negotiation Path

On July 15, the situation in the Middle East escalated further overnight. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced the launch of "Operation Nasr 2" and claimed that the United States has entered a "state of formal war." Iran stated that it has attacked U.S. military targets in Bahrain and Jordan, destroying assets including Patriot radar systems, the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet air control radar, and C-RAM warning radar systems, and claimed to have attacked the command of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet. Additionally, Iran reported an explosion at a U.S. military base in Kuwait and stated that it has attacked and destroyed two vessels violating regulations. The U.S. has indicated that it has completed a new round of military strikes against Iran, with approximately 50,000 U.S. troops deployed in the Middle East. U.S. officials stated that U.S. forces conducted several additional strikes against Iranian military targets on Tuesday to eliminate newly emerging threats. Tensions continue in various locations within Iran, including reports of explosions or attacks in areas such as the western part of Abbas Port, Bushehr, Bandar Abbas, Chabahar, and Hengam Island, with air defense systems near the Bushehr nuclear power plant activated. Jordan reported that it intercepted and shot down four missiles entering its airspace from Iranian territory. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, the Iranian military stated that the strait will not reopen under ongoing U.S. military actions, and the Revolutionary Guard indicated that the reopening will continue to be delayed as long as U.S. actions persist. Meanwhile, France has stated it is prepared to participate in clearing mines from the strait if necessary, and Oman reiterated its commitment to mediating efforts to restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. policy regarding tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz has also changed. Previously, White House officials stated that Trump was seriously considering imposing a 20% toll, but Trump later stated that no one should charge fees for passage through the strait, and U.S. Energy Secretary Brouillette confirmed that the U.S. is no longer considering the 20% toll. Additionally, negotiations are taking place in Rome, Italy, between Lebanon and Israel to discuss the implementation of a conflict resolution agreement, including the demarcation of trial zones and a timetable for Israel's withdrawal. The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the UK for designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a national security threat, while Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that there are currently no commitments under the framework of the Islamabad Memorandum.

[Middle East Situation Overview: Iran Expands Retaliatory Actions, Uncertainty Remains Over Strait of Hormuz]On July 15, the situation in the Middle East escalated further overnight. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced the launch of "Operation Nasr 2" and claimed that the United States has entered a "state of formal war." Iran stated that it has attacked U.S. military targets in Bahrain and Jordan, destroying assets including Patriot radar systems, the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet air control radar, and C-RAM warning radar systems, and claimed to have attacked the command of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet. Additionally, Iran reported an explosion at a U.S. military base in Kuwait and stated that it has attacked and destroyed two vessels violating regulations. The U.S. has indicated that it has completed a new round of military strikes against Iran, with approximately 50,000 U.S. troops deployed in the Middle East. U.S. officials stated that U.S. forces conducted several additional strikes against Iranian military targets on Tuesday to eliminate newly emerging threats. Tensions continue in various locations within Iran, including reports of explosions or attacks in areas such as the western part of Abbas Port, Bushehr, Bandar Abbas, Chabahar, and Hengam Island, with air defense systems near the Bushehr nuclear power plant activated. Jordan reported that it intercepted and shot down four missiles entering its airspace from Iranian territory. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, the Iranian military stated that the strait will not reopen under ongoing U.S. military actions, and the Revolutionary Guard indicated that the reopening will continue to be delayed as long as U.S. actions persist. Meanwhile, France has stated it is prepared to participate in clearing mines from the strait if necessary, and Oman reiterated its commitment to mediating efforts to restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. policy regarding tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz has also changed. Previously, White House officials stated that Trump was seriously considering imposing a 20% toll, but Trump later stated that no one should charge fees for passage through the strait, and U.S. Energy Secretary Brouillette confirmed that the U.S. is no longer considering the 20% toll. Additionally, negotiations are taking place in Rome, Italy, between Lebanon and Israel to discuss the implementation of a conflict resolution agreement, including the demarcation of trial zones and a timetable for Israel's withdrawal. The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the UK for designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a national security threat, while Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that there are currently no commitments under the framework of the Islamabad Memorandum.

Middle East Situation Overview: Iran Expands Retaliatory Actions, Uncertainty Remains Over Strait of Hormuz

On July 15, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced that over $130 million in Iranian digital assets have been frozen.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary: Over $130 Million in Iranian Digital Assets Frozen]On July 15, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced that over $130 million in Iranian digital assets have been frozen.

U.S. Treasury Secretary: Over $130 Million in Iranian Digital Assets Frozen

Watcher.Guru tweeted: "Ripple CEO says when all is set and done, the company will have spent over $100 million on legal fees fighting the SEC."

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【Ripple will have spent over $100 million on legal fees fighting SEC】Watcher.Guru tweeted: "Ripple CEO says when all is set and done, the company will have spent over $100 million on legal fees fighting the SEC."

Ripple will have spent over $100 million on legal fees fighting SEC

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