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【SUNDOG fluctuated over 50% in 24 hours!】SUNDOG fluctuated by 52.27% within 24 hours, current price $0.00731

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On May 10, according to news from Italy on May 9, U.S. President Trump stated in a phone interview that he is 'still considering' adjustments to the U.S. military presence in Italy, adding that 'Italy is not present when we need it.' In response, Italian Defense Minister Crosetto expressed that he 'cannot understand' such statements. He pointed out that Italy is preparing to conduct mine-clearing and escort missions in the Strait of Hormuz with several countries. According to data from the U.S. Department of Defense, as of the end of 2025, approximately 12,700 active-duty U.S. military personnel will be permanently stationed in Italy, making it the second-largest host country for U.S. troops in Europe, after Germany. Recently, Trump has repeatedly criticized Germany and threatened to reduce the U.S. military presence there. On the 2nd, Trump stated that the number of U.S. troops withdrawn from Germany would 'far exceed' 5,000. On the 8th, Trump told the media that he might relocate some U.S. troops from Germany to Poland.

[Trump Indicates 'Still Considering' Adjustment of U.S. Troops in Italy]On May 10, according to news from Italy on May 9, U.S. President Trump stated in a phone interview that he is 'still considering' adjustments to the U.S. military presence in Italy, adding that 'Italy is not present when we need it.' In response, Italian Defense Minister Crosetto expressed that he 'cannot understand' such statements. He pointed out that Italy is preparing to conduct mine-clearing and escort missions in the Strait of Hormuz with several countries. According to data from the U.S. Department of Defense, as of the end of 2025, approximately 12,700 active-duty U.S. military personnel will be permanently stationed in Italy, making it the second-largest host country for U.S. troops in Europe, after Germany. Recently, Trump has repeatedly criticized Germany and threatened to reduce the U.S. military presence there. On the 2nd, Trump stated that the number of U.S. troops withdrawn from Germany would 'far exceed' 5,000. On the 8th, Trump told the media that he might relocate some U.S. troops from Germany to Poland.

Trump Indicates 'Still Considering' Adjustment of U.S. Troops in Italy

On May 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at a press conference on the 9th that the conflict in Iran puts Russia in a 'complex situation' due to its good relations with both Iran and Gulf Arab countries. Putin mentioned that if the situation escalates, 'everyone will be harmed,' and any agreement to resolve the current conflict should align with the interests of the regional countries. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Putin: Iran Conflict Puts Russia in a 'Complex Situation']On May 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at a press conference on the 9th that the conflict in Iran puts Russia in a 'complex situation' due to its good relations with both Iran and Gulf Arab countries. Putin mentioned that if the situation escalates, 'everyone will be harmed,' and any agreement to resolve the current conflict should align with the interests of the regional countries. (Xinhua News Agency)

Putin: Iran Conflict Puts Russia in a 'Complex Situation'

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【BILL fluctuated over 50% in 24 hours!】BILL fluctuated by 84.98% within 24 hours, current price $0.127706

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【WAR fluctuated over 50% in 24 hours!】WAR fluctuated by 60.95% within 24 hours, current price $0.001516

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On May 10, according to CCTV News, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy issued a warning on social media late on the night of the 9th, stating that any infringement on Iranian oil tankers and merchant ships "will result in severe strikes against U.S. targets in the region and enemy vessels." Subsequently, the IRGC Aerospace Force stated that its missiles and drones "have locked onto U.S. targets and enemy invading vessels in the region" and are awaiting the order to fire.

[IRGC Warns: Attacks on Iranian Vessels Will Lead to Severe Retaliation]On May 10, according to CCTV News, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy issued a warning on social media late on the night of the 9th, stating that any infringement on Iranian oil tankers and merchant ships "will result in severe strikes against U.S. targets in the region and enemy vessels." Subsequently, the IRGC Aerospace Force stated that its missiles and drones "have locked onto U.S. targets and enemy invading vessels in the region" and are awaiting the order to fire.

IRGC Warns: Attacks on Iranian Vessels Will Lead to Severe Retaliation

On May 10, Ibrahim Aziz, chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, warned on social media that governments should not support the U.S.-promoted agreements regarding Iran, or it would lead to 'serious consequences.' Aziz wrote on social media: 'The Strait of Hormuz is a vital lifeline. Don't close its door yourself.' (Xinhua)

[Iranian Official Warns: 'Don't Close the Door to the Strait of Hormuz' Yourself]On May 10, Ibrahim Aziz, chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, warned on social media that governments should not support the U.S.-promoted agreements regarding Iran, or it would lead to 'serious consequences.' Aziz wrote on social media: 'The Strait of Hormuz is a vital lifeline. Don't close its door yourself.' (Xinhua)

Iranian Official Warns: 'Don't Close the Door to the Strait of Hormuz' Yourself

On May 10, according to the Fars News Agency, Iran is pushing for licensing, fees, and legal jurisdiction over foreign cable operators. These cables carry a significant amount of data traffic between Europe, the Gulf region, and Asia. Iran has also demanded that all management and maintenance work must be exclusively undertaken by domestic companies. Previously, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran had warned of potential attacks on the relevant submarine cable infrastructure.

[Iran Seeks Control Over Submarine Internet Cables in the Strait of Hormuz]On May 10, according to the Fars News Agency, Iran is pushing for licensing, fees, and legal jurisdiction over foreign cable operators. These cables carry a significant amount of data traffic between Europe, the Gulf region, and Asia. Iran has also demanded that all management and maintenance work must be exclusively undertaken by domestic companies. Previously, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran had warned of potential attacks on the relevant submarine cable infrastructure.

Iran Seeks Control Over Submarine Internet Cables in the Strait of Hormuz

On May 10, the U.S. April CPI month-on-month is expected to rise significantly by 0.6%, continuing the strong upward trend since March. Since the escalation of the Middle East situation at the end of February, gasoline prices have surged over 50%, with the average price exceeding $4.50 per gallon, driving up prices for airline tickets and other goods and services. The core CPI, excluding food and energy, has also seen a slight acceleration. A survey by the University of Michigan shows that the consumer confidence index has fallen to a historic low, with household financial conditions and purchasing power under continued pressure. Market research indicates that persistent high inflation and only a slight slowdown in retail data reduce the urgency for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the short term. If the core CPI remains strong in April, it may lead the Fed to maintain a hawkish stance for a longer period. Additionally, the PPI is expected to rise by 0.5% on Wednesday, and Thursday's retail data will reveal the impact of high oil prices on consumer spending.

[Inflation Remains High, U.S. Consumer Confidence Plummets]On May 10, the U.S. April CPI month-on-month is expected to rise significantly by 0.6%, continuing the strong upward trend since March. Since the escalation of the Middle East situation at the end of February, gasoline prices have surged over 50%, with the average price exceeding $4.50 per gallon, driving up prices for airline tickets and other goods and services. The core CPI, excluding food and energy, has also seen a slight acceleration. A survey by the University of Michigan shows that the consumer confidence index has fallen to a historic low, with household financial conditions and purchasing power under continued pressure. Market research indicates that persistent high inflation and only a slight slowdown in retail data reduce the urgency for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the short term. If the core CPI remains strong in April, it may lead the Fed to maintain a hawkish stance for a longer period. Additionally, the PPI is expected to rise by 0.5% on Wednesday, and Thursday's retail data will reveal the impact of high oil prices on consumer spending.

Inflation Remains High, U.S. Consumer Confidence Plummets

According to News.bitcoin, unbacked cryptocurrencies are not an efficient means of payment and stablecoins are vulnerable to runs, top officials at the European Central Bank have pointed out in a new article making the case for a digital euro. The executives have marked key objectives for the project which should provide Europeans with “easy access to central bank money” in the digital era. Maintaining access to central bank money is crucial for financial stability when payments are becoming increasingly digital. The digital euro can achieve that, according to the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagarde and Fabio Panetta, member of its executive board.

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【ECB’s Lagarde, Panetta See Digital Euro as More Efficient Payment Means Than Crypto】According to News.bitcoin, unbacked cryptocurrencies are not an efficient means of payment and stablecoins are vulnerable to runs, top officials at the European Central Bank have pointed out in a new article making the case for a digital euro. The executives have marked key objectives for the project which should provide Europeans with “easy access to central bank money” in the digital era. Maintaining access to central bank money is crucial for financial stability when payments are becoming increasingly digital. The digital euro can achieve that, according to the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagarde and Fabio Panetta, member of its executive board.

ECB’s Lagarde, Panetta See Digital Euro as More Efficient Payment Means Than Crypto

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ECB’s Lagarde, Panetta See Digital Euro as More Efficient Payment Means Than Crypto

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