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July 14, CNN reported that Trump recently said the U.S. might charge a 20% security transit fee for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. But just last month, Secretary of State Rubio called charging for this critical waterway 'simply not feasible.' During a visit to three Gulf states in late June, Rubio repeatedly stated that the Strait of Hormuz is an international waterway and should not impose transit fees on ships. He said, 'Whether you call it a fee, a toll, or a donation, if you have to pay to go through, it's a toll.' He also questioned how such a fee mechanism would be enforced: 'What if a ship refuses to pay? This isn't like a road toll; it's not just a ticket. If you open fire on a ship and sink it, other ships will also be afraid to go through. Such a mechanism is not only unwise but also simply not feasible.' Previously, Iran had stated it would not charge 'transit fees' for the Strait of Hormuz but said it might charge fees for related services provided.

[Rubio Previously Called Toll for Strait of Hormuz 'Unrealistic']July 14, CNN reported that Trump recently said the U.S. might charge a 20% security transit fee for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. But just last month, Secretary of State Rubio called charging for this critical waterway 'simply not feasible.' During a visit to three Gulf states in late June, Rubio repeatedly stated that the Strait of Hormuz is an international waterway and should not impose transit fees on ships. He said, 'Whether you call it a fee, a toll, or a donation, if you have to pay to go through, it's a toll.' He also questioned how such a fee mechanism would be enforced: 'What if a ship refuses to pay? This isn't like a road toll; it's not just a ticket. If you open fire on a ship and sink it, other ships will also be afraid to go through. Such a mechanism is not only unwise but also simply not feasible.' Previously, Iran had stated it would not charge 'transit fees' for the Strait of Hormuz but said it might charge fees for related services provided.

Rubio Previously Called Toll for Strait of Hormuz 'Unrealistic'

On July 14, Dragonfly partner Haseeb tweeted in response to OpenZeppelin co-founder Manuel Aráoz's pessimistic view on DeFi security, stating that with models such as GLM 5.2, Fable, and GPT 5.6 already online and being used by attackers, the anticipated 'hacker doomsday' for DeFi has not materialized. Chart data shows that, based on current year-to-date data and running rate, the annualized stolen amount from DeFi in 2026 is approximately $1.89 billion, with a cumulative stolen amount of about $986 million this year, lower than the 2025 level and still within the historical range. Haseeb believes that the deeper current change is that while the number of hacker attacks has increased, the scale of individual attacks has decreased faster. Attackers are more often targeting small protocols and abandoned projects, while large protocols have undergone more security hardening, so overall fund security has not significantly deteriorated.

[Dragonfly Partner: DeFi 'Hacker Doomsday' Not Realized, Annualized Stolen Amount in 2026 Approximately $1.89 Billion]On July 14, Dragonfly partner Haseeb tweeted in response to OpenZeppelin co-founder Manuel Aráoz's pessimistic view on DeFi security, stating that with models such as GLM 5.2, Fable, and GPT 5.6 already online and being used by attackers, the anticipated 'hacker doomsday' for DeFi has not materialized. Chart data shows that, based on current year-to-date data and running rate, the annualized stolen amount from DeFi in 2026 is approximately $1.89 billion, with a cumulative stolen amount of about $986 million this year, lower than the 2025 level and still within the historical range. Haseeb believes that the deeper current change is that while the number of hacker attacks has increased, the scale of individual attacks has decreased faster. Attackers are more often targeting small protocols and abandoned projects, while large protocols have undergone more security hardening, so overall fund security has not significantly deteriorated.

Dragonfly Partner: DeFi 'Hacker Doomsday' Not Realized, Annualized Stolen Amount in 2026 Approximately $1.89 Billion

On July 14, New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte signed HB 639 into law last week. The legislation, known as The Blockchain Basic Laws, provides protections for cryptocurrency innovation and usage in the state and allows for the establishment of a special blockchain dispute docket in the superior court. Last year, New Hampshire passed a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill, enabling the state treasurer to invest up to 5% of public funds in Bitcoin, as well as precious metals like gold and silver. The state's Executive Council last week rejected a proposal that would have allowed the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority to facilitate Bitcoin-backed municipal bonds.

[New Hampshire Governor Signs Blockchain Basic Laws to Protect Innovation and Crypto Users]On July 14, New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte signed HB 639 into law last week. The legislation, known as The Blockchain Basic Laws, provides protections for cryptocurrency innovation and usage in the state and allows for the establishment of a special blockchain dispute docket in the superior court. Last year, New Hampshire passed a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill, enabling the state treasurer to invest up to 5% of public funds in Bitcoin, as well as precious metals like gold and silver. The state's Executive Council last week rejected a proposal that would have allowed the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority to facilitate Bitcoin-backed municipal bonds.

New Hampshire Governor Signs Blockchain Basic Laws to Protect Innovation and Crypto Users

On July 14, the U.S. Central Command stated that under the direction of President Trump, U.S. forces began a third consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran at 4:45 p.m. Eastern Time that day. The Central Command said the operations would continue to exact a heavy toll on Iranian armed forces and degrade their ability to attack innocent civilians and commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. (CCTV News)

[US Launches Third Consecutive Night of Airstrikes on Iran]On July 14, the U.S. Central Command stated that under the direction of President Trump, U.S. forces began a third consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran at 4:45 p.m. Eastern Time that day. The Central Command said the operations would continue to exact a heavy toll on Iranian armed forces and degrade their ability to attack innocent civilians and commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. (CCTV News)

US Launches Third Consecutive Night of Airstrikes on Iran

On July 14, the Iranian military issued a statement early on the 14th local time, claiming that in response to the recent continued provocative and aggressive acts by the United States against Iran, Iranian forces had dispatched suicide drones hours earlier to strike communication systems, fuel storage facilities, Patriot air defense systems, control towers, and ammunition depots of US forces in Kuwait. In addition, as a response to US missile attacks on some Iranian military facilities, the Iranian Navy launched cruise missiles to strike US warships. The Iranian military stated in the declaration that, in response to the aggressive acts of an enemy that has broken its promises, Iran's defensive strikes will be adjusted according to the level of the enemy's malice and will continue to be carried out forcefully. (CCTV News)

[Iran Claims Attack on US Forces in Kuwait and Fires Cruise Missiles at US Warships]On July 14, the Iranian military issued a statement early on the 14th local time, claiming that in response to the recent continued provocative and aggressive acts by the United States against Iran, Iranian forces had dispatched suicide drones hours earlier to strike communication systems, fuel storage facilities, Patriot air defense systems, control towers, and ammunition depots of US forces in Kuwait. In addition, as a response to US missile attacks on some Iranian military facilities, the Iranian Navy launched cruise missiles to strike US warships. The Iranian military stated in the declaration that, in response to the aggressive acts of an enemy that has broken its promises, Iran's defensive strikes will be adjusted according to the level of the enemy's malice and will continue to be carried out forcefully. (CCTV News)

Iran Claims Attack on US Forces in Kuwait and Fires Cruise Missiles at US Warships

On July 14, according to The Hill, as the US-Iran situation heats up again over the Strait of Hormuz, US President Trump said he will deliver a national address on Thursday at 9 PM (Friday 9 AM Beijing time). Trump did not specify the content of the speech, but the statement indicates that the war with Iran is actually accelerating again, while the two sides were supposed to enter negotiations after signing a memorandum of understanding.

[Trump Previews Friday Primetime Address, May Indicate War Accelerating Again]On July 14, according to The Hill, as the US-Iran situation heats up again over the Strait of Hormuz, US President Trump said he will deliver a national address on Thursday at 9 PM (Friday 9 AM Beijing time). Trump did not specify the content of the speech, but the statement indicates that the war with Iran is actually accelerating again, while the two sides were supposed to enter negotiations after signing a memorandum of understanding.

Trump Previews Friday Primetime Address, May Indicate War Accelerating Again

On July 14, the three major US stock indices closed lower, with the Dow down 0.26%, the Nasdaq down 1.55%, and the S&P 500 down 0.79%. Most large-cap tech stocks declined, with the storage and semiconductor sectors leading the losses. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 4.78%, SanDisk dropped over 12%, SK Hynix fell over 9%, Micron Technology, AMD, Western Digital, and SpaceX fell over 4%, ASML fell nearly 4%, Nvidia and Broadcom fell over 3%, Meta and Alphabet fell over 1%, while Microsoft rose over 1%.

[Three Major US Stock Indices Close Lower]On July 14, the three major US stock indices closed lower, with the Dow down 0.26%, the Nasdaq down 1.55%, and the S&P 500 down 0.79%. Most large-cap tech stocks declined, with the storage and semiconductor sectors leading the losses. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 4.78%, SanDisk dropped over 12%, SK Hynix fell over 9%, Micron Technology, AMD, Western Digital, and SpaceX fell over 4%, ASML fell nearly 4%, Nvidia and Broadcom fell over 3%, Meta and Alphabet fell over 1%, while Microsoft rose over 1%.

Three Major US Stock Indices Close Lower

On July 14, Solana ecosystem aggregator Jupiter launched Jupiter Gacha (Beta), an on-chain physical collectible card trading platform that allows users to purchase professionally graded authentic Pokémon and One Piece collectible cards and trade them as fully on-chain assets. It is reported that these physical cards can be freely circulated on Solana DEX, enabling on-chain trading and liquidity for physical collectibles.

[Jupiter Launches On-Chain Physical Card Trading Platform Jupiter Gacha]On July 14, Solana ecosystem aggregator Jupiter launched Jupiter Gacha (Beta), an on-chain physical collectible card trading platform that allows users to purchase professionally graded authentic Pokémon and One Piece collectible cards and trade them as fully on-chain assets. It is reported that these physical cards can be freely circulated on Solana DEX, enabling on-chain trading and liquidity for physical collectibles.

Jupiter Launches On-Chain Physical Card Trading Platform Jupiter Gacha

On July 14, according to reports from Iran, four missiles struck areas near Konarak, Iran, on the evening of July 13 local time. Meanwhile, U.S. warplanes were circling over the city of Konarak. It is reported that residents in Chabahar and Dashtiari could hear explosions. (CCTV News)

[Attack on Areas Near Iran's Konarak]On July 14, according to reports from Iran, four missiles struck areas near Konarak, Iran, on the evening of July 13 local time. Meanwhile, U.S. warplanes were circling over the city of Konarak. It is reported that residents in Chabahar and Dashtiari could hear explosions. (CCTV News)

Attack on Areas Near Iran's Konarak

Mad Lads, a Solana-based non-fungible token collection (NFT), generated over US$16.86 million in secondary sales in its first week since launch, according to CryptoSlam data.

[Mad Lads Tops Weekly NFT Sales in First Week Since Launch]Mad Lads, a Solana-based non-fungible token collection (NFT), generated over US$16.86 million in secondary sales in its first week since launch, according to CryptoSlam data.

Mad Lads Tops Weekly NFT Sales in First Week Since Launch

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