Odaily Morning Briefing
1. Drift: With support from Tether and others, plans to establish a $147.5 million recovery fund for user compensation;
2. Iranian media: Iran plans for transit fees on the Strait of Hormuz to be paid via Iranian banks;
3. Claude Opus 4.7 is now available;
4. CertiK: Rhea Finance suffered a $7.6 million loss due to an attack;
5. Uniswap developer platform officially launched;
6. Kalshi regulatory dispute escalates and may ultimately be brought to the U.S. Supreme Court;
7. Sources: The U.S. and Iran have lowered ambitions for a comprehensive peace deal and are now seeking a temporary agreement;
8. Charles Schwab officially launches spot cryptocurrency trading services;
9. Hyperbridge: Loss estimate due to a vulnerability revised upward from $237,000 to $2.5 million; part of the funds have been moved to an exchange;
10. Bless project team has transferred 300 million BLESS tokens, with 200 million entering a CEX and 100 million sold on BSC.
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