Iran's parliamentary committee deliberates on the Strait of Hormuz bill, proposing to charge tolls and restrict specific vessels

BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow stated that he did not participate in BitMart's decision to cease trading platform operations on July 26th and was not consulted for opinions. Nenter Chow learned on July 24th that the company will terminate its global CEO position and will no longer be involved in BitMart management, decision-making, and operational matters from July 24th onwards. Nenter Chow suggests that users only obtain account information through official BitMart channels and follow the guidelines.

Former Bitmart employee and current WEEX employee DI stated on the X platform that Bitmart's internal management is chaotic, with unrealistic KPIs used to lower employee salaries and deceive employees, traders, and KOLs by refusing to pay salaries and bonuses. DI stated that the CEO of Bitmart attempted to extract funds during the Hong Kong conference and subsequently ceased activities.

Akraminia told TASNIM NEWS that the United States is attempting to open an illegal waterway in the Strait of Hormuz and violate the June bilateral memorandum, and Iran will take action to defend its rights. The Iranian military considers the US bases in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain as core targets. The United States launched a 13 night strike against Iran, which subsequently hit US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. According to US media reports, US President Trump suspended strikes on Friday due to concerns about intercepting missile inventories and leaving space for diplomacy.

According to CCTV, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has intercepted six ships in the past 24 hours and requested them to anchor and receive instructions. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated that the US military attempted to change the course of its ships, but was warned by Iran and fired upon, forcing the ships to return. The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps currently exercises control over approximately 240000 square kilometers of the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.

According to Crypto.news, the hacker group BlueNoroff used Calendly to send fake Zoom and Microsoft Teams meeting links by controlling contact accounts in the cryptocurrency industry. After the user enters the fake meeting page, the page scans the encrypted wallet in the browser and induces the user to download malicious software for subsequent attacks.