According to Huoxun Finance, the Democratic Party of Korea plans to incorporate tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins into the existing legal framework, with relevant provisions included in the proposed "Digital Assets Basic Law." The proposal requires that issuers of tokenized RWAs deposit their linked assets into a trust account in accordance with the Capital Markets Act; stablecoins will be classified as "means of payment" under the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, regulated by the foreign exchange authorities without requiring separate registration, with small stablecoin transactions exempt from foreign exchange reporting, while large transactions will remain subject to regulatory requirements; providing returns on idle stablecoin balances will be prohibited, and the Financial Services Commission will be required to develop technical standards for stablecoin interoperability. The "Digital Assets Basic Law" is South Korea's second set of digital asset regulations and has already experienced multiple legislative delays, with its original 2025 release date postponed.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: US Vice President Vance: Iran has agreed to open the Strait of Hormuz. (Jinshi)

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale is buying HYPE. One whale deposited 7.86 million USDC into Hyperliquid and bought 200,042 HYPE at a price of $39.30. Additionally, Cooker.hl (@CookerFlips) bought 50,751 HYPE at a price of $38.50, worth $1.99 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Iranian Navy informed ships anchored near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday morning local time that passage through the strait still requires Iranian permission. An audio recording shared by a crew member states, "All ships must obtain permission from the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy to pass through the strait. Any ship attempting to pass without permission will be destroyed." This message was broadcast to ships via radio. President Trump stated that he has agreed to a two-week suspension of strikes against Iran, provided the strait can be reopened "fully, immediately, and safely." The Iranian government has signaled its intention to continue exerting influence over the waterway. According to photos and videos shared by crew members, warplanes are still circling over the Persian Gulf. Most ships remain anchored. (Wall Street Journal)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Adam Back stated in a post on the X platform that he is not Satoshi Nakamoto, but he has long been highly concerned about the positive impact of cryptography, online privacy, and electronic cash on society. Therefore, since around 1992, he has actively participated in research on the application of electronic cash and privacy technologies on the Cypherpunks list, which led to the creation of Hashcash and other concepts. Previously, the New York Times published an article suggesting that Adam Back might be Satoshi Nakamoto, with the author arguing that Adam and Satoshi Nakamoto share a high degree of similarity in language habits, technological background, ideology, and logical application.