According to Odaily Planet Daily, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost published an article on the X platform stating that a significant liquidity cluster has formed below the current Bitcoin price, concentrated between $61,500 and $60,000. There is a possibility that the market may pull back in the coming days, triggering liquidations within this liquidity zone. Typically, areas with a large number of stop-loss orders and leveraged positions tend to attract price volatility and become important targets for market liquidity release. However, this analysis is based on on-chain liquidity structure and does not necessarily mean the market will fall to this range. Investors should continue to monitor subsequent price movements and changes in market sentiment.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated in an article on the X platform that now more than ever, industry stakeholders need to reach a consensus and make every effort to ensure the smooth passage of the US CLARITY Act. Stani stated that although the CLARITY Act is not perfect and many details still need to be formulated by regulators, it will be the first regulatory legislation concerning decentralized finance (DeFi), providing a clear legal framework and regulatory certainty for institutions, fintech companies, and banks participating in on-chain finance. Once the CLARITY Act is formally passed, its impact on the on-chain finance ecosystem is expected to be similar to the development opportunities brought to the stablecoin industry by the GENIUS Act, attracting more investment and institutional funds into the on-chain field. Stani added that over the past year, especially in recent weeks and days, the Aave team has been in close communication with relevant policymakers in Washington, D.C. He stated that they have now entered the "last mile" of pushing the bill through, and this stage is crucial.

According to reports from Al Arabiya and Saudi media Hadas, Iran has informed Pakistani officials that it has not withdrawn from negotiations, but has temporarily suspended them. Iran reiterated the necessity of resuming negotiations during this standstill and stated its refusal to open new shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz. Furthermore, Iran has confirmed to Pakistan its willingness to continue negotiations (with the United States) in Geneva, Qatar, or Islamabad; and has requested the resumption of talks on the Hormuz issue, followed by the issue of freezing funds, and finally the nuclear issue. (Jinshi)