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According to Jinshi News, the U.S. Central Command has warned that it will conduct military operations near the Strait of Hormuz and will strike vessels involved in or supporting the laying of mines in the name of self-defense. The U.S. military stated that Iran is still attempting to obstruct mine-clearing operations and safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, and any vessels found to be participating in mine-laying activities could become targets. As of May 29, the U.S. military has forced 115 commercial vessels to change their course.

According to Jinshi citing CCTV news reports, sources from the United States indicate that based on ship tracking data, as of the afternoon of the 19th British time, no vessel passage records were observed in the Strait of Hormuz on that day.It is reported that on the 18th, at least 13 oil tankers changed course and turned back while attempting to leave the Persian Gulf, abandoning their plans to continue through the strait.

According to a report by AXIOS cited by Jinshi, senior U.S. officials stated that there have been no threats of Iranian attacks on vessels.

According to Jinshi, citing Iranian state television, senior Iranian military officials denied reports of any American vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz.

According to the Iranian Tasnim News Agency, Iran has approved vessels carrying essential goods to pass through the Strait of Hormuz to Iranian ports.

According to a report by Caixin cited by Jinshi, COSCO Shipping has previously issued a service notice: starting today, it will resume new booking services for the Far East to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Iraq, which are Gulf countries in the Middle East (standard containers).The resumption of shipments does not mean that COSCO Shipping's container ships can pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Several COSCO Shipping personnel have stated that vessels will temporarily not pass through the strait, but will instead follow a plan similar to that of CMA CGM, first shipping containers to Sohar Port in Oman on the eastern side of the strait; then to Port Khalifa in the UAE, Fujairah Port, and Jeddah Port in Saudi Arabia, and finally transferring the containers to these countries via land transport.

According to market news, Saudi Arabia announced a 30-day permit exemption for vessels in the Persian Gulf.

According to Jinshi reports, Iranian state media disclosed that the Iranian Foreign Minister stated that the Strait of Hormuz is only closed to "tankers and vessels of hostile countries and their allies."

ChainCatcher news, ZK trading platform Vessel tweeted that the mainnet is now live Scroll.According to the RootData page, Vessel is an integrated on-chain trading platform dedicated to providing quality services for spot trading, perpetual trading, and enhanced AMM DEX. On August 8, Vessel completed a $10 million seed round financing, with participation from Sequoia Capital and others.

ChainCatcher news, ZK order book trading platform Vessel has completed a $10 million seed round financing, with participation from Sequoia Capital, Scroll co-founders Sandy Peng and Ye Zhang, Avalanche Foundation, Algorand Foundation, IMO Ventures, Folius Ventures, Incuba Alpha, and a number of angel investors.The funds from this round of financing will be used to: combine the efficiency of CEX with the transparency of DEX, improve liquidity efficiency, and develop advanced ZKP solutions for DeFi.

ChainCatcher news, the AI-driven Injective ecosystem asset management protocol Black Panther has announced on social media that it has completed a new round of financing, with participation from Vessel Capital, Taureon, DojiSwap, NxGen.lens, CSP DAO, Kahuna, and Swiss Funders Fund, though the specific amount has not been disclosed.According to the crypto data platform RootData, the Black Panther asset management protocol helps users earn returns through smart vaults and automated trading strategies. The protocol utilizes its native token BLACK for governance, staking rewards, and incentive programs within the ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, according to TechCrunch, the Web3 venture capital fund Vessel Capital has launched a $55 million fund that will focus on investing in Web3 infrastructure and applications.It is reported that Vessel Capital was founded by Mirza Uddin, Eric Chen, and Anthony Anzalone. Uddin stated that the company invests about $10 million annually, with funds to be deployed over five years.

ChainCatcher news, Yuga Labs' metaverse project Otherside has launched Koda NFT splitting and Vessel claiming. Only Otherdeeds that own Koda can be split, but all Otherdeeds holders can claim a Vessel NFT. It is recommended to complete the claiming process through a desktop browser. Both Vessel claiming and NFT splitting are open indefinitely, so there is no rush to claim.In addition, after the split, users' Otherdeed NFTs must be destroyed. Burning the original Otherdeed will generate one Koda NFT and one Otherdeed Expanded NFT without Koda. Each NFT will exist in a new collection, independent of each other.Users holding regular Otherdeeds will receive a new Vessel NFT and an Otherdeed Expanded NFT after claiming the Vessel.The Otherdeed Expanded NFT is key to unlocking future gaming experiences and activations, including "Otherside: Legends of the Mara." (source link)