1. WSJ: Trump directs aides to prepare for a long-term blockade of Iran;
2. US Treasury Secretary: Cracked down on channels used by Iran for cryptocurrency;
3. pumpfun: Burned approximately $370 million worth of PUMP, commits to using 50% of future annual revenue for buybacks and burns;
4. LayerZero Labs pledges over 10,000 ETH to DeFi United;
5. An Ethereum ICO participant address, after 10 years, transfers out 10,000 ETH for the first time, valued at $22.88 million;
6. Over Protocol announces cessation of operations and shutdown of related infrastructure;
7. A Matrixport-associated whale, having made over $59 million in profit, goes long on 30,000 ETH;
8. Fidelity deposits 19,934 ETH into Coinbase, valued at $45.29 million;
9. Polymarket plans to bring major exchanges to the US, pending CFTC approval;
10. Trump: Iran wants us to open the Strait of Hormuz.
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