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1Bitget UEX Daily | U.S. House Limits Trump’s Military Action Against Iran; Bitcoin Deeply Corrects to $63,000; AI Chip Supply Crisis Emerges (June 04, 2026)2The largest-scale clashes since the ceasefire! Kuwait says Iran's attack injured 63 people, Trump "puts out the fire": Negotiations are going smoothly, an agreement may be reached over the weekend.3US crude oil inventories have fallen to their lowest level since 2004. Can Trump still keep oil prices under control?
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Shielded Labs discloses that the Orchard forgery vulnerability has been fixedShielded Labs disclosed a vulnerability in Orchard that could have been used to generate an unlimited amount of counterfeit ZEC. The issue was fixed on June 2, and zcash:native dropped by 27%. (Decrypt)
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Major US banks including JPMorgan and Citi to launch tokenized deposit systemsMajor U.S. banks, including JPMorgan and Citi, plan to launch a tokenized deposit system to compete with cryptocurrencies. (Watcher.Guru)
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Pakistan plans to build strategic petroleum reserves, Japanese media: Pakistan is negotiating with China, Saudi Arabia, and KuwaitGolden Ten Data reported on June 5 that a Pakistani government official told Nikkei Asia, “Pakistan plans to initially establish oil reserves sufficient for 45 days of demand, which can be gradually increased to 90 days in the future.” The official revealed that the Ministry of Energy plans to adopt a multi-model strategic petroleum reserve system, including state-supported emergency inventories, mandatory industry inventories, and bonded commercial storage. Among these reserve systems, bonded commercial storage has sparked discussion. This refers to storage facilities under customs supervision, where imported oil or other fuels can be stored for re-export by domestic or foreign traders without immediate payment of duties and taxes. In case of emergencies, these stored fuels can be used domestically in Pakistan. Nikkei Asia, citing another informed government official, reported that Pakistan is in negotiations with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and China, planning to establish bonded terminals within Pakistan. “Gwadar Port could be one of the sites for such terminal construction,” the official said.
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