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The Israeli Air Force has initiated a new airstrike against Iran. According to CCTV International News, Tehran's air defense system was activated the previous night to respond to aerial targets. The Israeli Defense Forces attacked nuclear facilities near Isfahan, Iran's second-largest city, and stated that they are rapidly pursuing military operations against Iran with full force to achieve their set objectives.
Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson Davrin stated at an evening press conference, "Isfahan and Natanz in Iran are included in the nuclear facility attack targets we have identified," emphasizing, "We will absolutely not allow Iran's nuclear weapons development or missile production intended to harm us."
2. Iran Launches 150 Missiles at Israel VS US THAAD Interception
Iran launched approximately 150 missiles towards Israel in its third missile attack the previous evening. Israeli military officials stated that the United States is helping to intercept missiles launched from Iran through the THAAD missile defense system.
3. Trump Media Group Submits Bitcoin Investment Application to SEC
Trump Media Technology Group (DJT) has submitted an application to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding Bitcoin investment. The company stated that there are currently no immediate funding plans for this purpose.
4. Google Plans to Cut Ties with Scale AI
Google has announced plans to sever its relationship with Scale AI. Previously, Zuckerberg's Meta Platforms had invested over $14 billion and held a 49% stake in Scale AI. Microsoft and Musk's xAI are also considering withdrawing from Scale AI.
5. VanEck Executive: Small-Cap Companies' XRP and SOL Purchases May Be Stock Manipulation Means
VanEck's Digital Assets Head Matthew Sigel pointed out that Nasdaq-listed small-cap companies announcing purchases of billions of dollars worth of coins like XRP and SOL may actually be a means to artificially raise stock prices. He explained, "In most cases, this is an attempt by insiders to raise stock prices and then sell, and when market capitalization is minimal and there are no new investor disclosures, it can be considered fraud."
Earlier this month, Classover Holdings Inc., a US educational technology company with a market cap of $100 million and stock price under $4, announced plans to raise up to $500 million for establishing the Solana Foundation.
Choi Joo-hoon joohoon@blocktreet.co.kr
