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Golden Ten Data reported on June 17 that a Rabobank energy strategist stated that even after the Strait of Hormuz reopens, the sailing time from the Persian Gulf to major Asian importing countries and the redeployment of oil tankers remain key constraints on how quickly the oil market can rebalance. A fully loaded oil tanker typically takes about 28 to 55 days to reach destinations such as India, China, South Korea, or Japan, which means that even if supply resumes, inventories will continue to be depleted. Strategists Joe DeLaura and Florence Schmit stated that, meanwhile, shipping companies operating tankers rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope to reach the Atlantic basin estimate that after any hostilities pause, it will still take one to two months for operations to fully restart.

Odaily reported that Syscoin released a bridge security incident report, revealing details of the UTXO-to-NEVM bridge vulnerability. It is reported that this incident caused approximately 5 billion SYS to be unauthorizedly released on the UTXO side. The relevant funds have since been returned to the official recovery address and destroyed using the standard OP_RETURN method, making them unusable by the protocol again. The reported SYS supply on-chain has been restored to the expected value. Currently, bridging functionality remains suspended, as the team is completing final reviews and fixes. Syscoin stated that it will fix cross-layer parsing flaws, noting that the core lesson of this incident is that cross-layer systems must handle data in a standardized and unified manner, and any ambiguous bridge proofs should be considered failures by default.

This approval marks a critical step for the company in expanding the application of its innovative technology. The Nanoknife IRE platform is designed to ablate targeted tissue with precision electric field energy while maximizing the protection of surrounding healthy structures. The Relief study for BPH will evaluate the safety and preliminary efficacy of this platform as a potential minimally invasive treatment option.Benign prostatic hyperplasia is a common, age-related male urinary system condition that can result in lower urinary tract symptoms, significantly affecting patients’ quality of life. Current standard treatments include medication and more invasive surgical procedures. If the study results are positive, Nanoknife IRE technology may offer patients a new treatment option that could be less traumatic.Obtaining IDE approval enables AngioDynamics to initiate patient recruitment for this clinical study in the United States. The study’s progress will be closely watched by the medical community and investors, as it may open new market opportunities for the company and validate the potential application of its technology platform in the urology field.