Odaily Planet Daily reports: US President Trump: All US ships, aircraft, and military personnel, along with additional ammunition, weapons, and any other suitable and necessary supplies, will remain stationed in and around Iran until a genuine agreement is fully complied with. If, for any reason, compliance fails—and the likelihood of that is extremely small—then “fire” will begin, on a larger scale, more effectively, and with greater force than anyone has ever imagined. The Strait of Hormuz must remain open and secure. Meanwhile, our great military is loading supplies and undergoing rest and recuperation, practically ready for the next conquest. America is back! (Jin Shi)

According to Huoxun Finance, Arthur Hayes wrote, "I will only believe that Iran is actually collecting tolls in BTC after I see real on-chain Bitcoin transactions. Otherwise, this is just the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps mocking the dirty Western fiat currency system."

According to an article by Arthur Hayes published by Odaily, the claim that Iran is charging transit fees in BTC will only be believed if actual Bitcoin transaction records are seen on the blockchain; otherwise, it is more likely a propaganda campaign targeting the Western financial system.

According to Huoxun Finance, South Korean exchange Bithumb has initiated asset seizure proceedings against affected users after failing to recover a portion of Bitcoin mistakenly distributed. The incident occurred during a February reward distribution event. The original plan was to distribute a total of 620,000 Korean won in rewards to 249 users, but an operational error resulted in the distribution being in Bitcoin. Although the platform reversed the operation several tens of minutes later, some users had already completed transactions or transferred their assets, resulting in approximately 12.3 billion Korean won worth of assets remaining unrecovered. The platform subsequently contacted each user individually, and most funds have been returned; however, some users still refuse to return their funds.

According to Huoxun Finance, SpaceX executive Michael Nicolls stated in a memo to xAI employees that the company's computational training performance is "embarrassingly low," and explicitly indicated that xAI is "significantly lagging behind" its competitors. This comes after reports indicated that xAI is experiencing staff turnover and team restructuring. The memo announced an immediate restructuring of the engineering team, appointing several new leaders to oversee pre-training, post-training, and infrastructure modules. This move is part of a comprehensive rebuild initiated by Elon Musk after SpaceX acquired xAI in February 2026, aimed at quickly catching up with competitors such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.