According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, a senior Iranian diplomat stated that Iran is open to negotiations with the United States but will not abandon its uranium enrichment activities. Iranian Ambassador to India, Mohammad Fatali, posted on social media on Saturday: "Negotiations can only yield proper results when our adversaries recognize our right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy." The report states that the United States is currently seeking a 20-year suspension of Iran's uranium enrichment program. (Jinshi)

According to data from the cryptocurrency market, if the price of ETH breaks through $2,424, the total short position liquidation on major centralized exchanges will reach $761 million; conversely, if the price of ETH falls below $2,211, the total long position liquidation on major centralized exchanges will reach $689 million.

According to Huoxun Finance, data shows that if Bitcoin (BTC) breaks through $81,596, the total short position liquidation on major centralized exchanges will reach $1.315 billion; conversely, if BTC falls below $74,236, the total long position liquidation on major centralized exchanges will reach $1.168 billion.

According to Huoxun Finance, while quantum computers cannot disrupt Bitcoin's mining mechanism and blockchain ledger, they can break the elliptic curve cryptography that protects wallet ownership using Shor's algorithm. Currently, approximately 6.9 million BTC (about one-third of the total Bitcoin supply) are at potential risk due to the public disclosure of their on-chain public keys. This includes about 1 million BTC held by Satoshi Nakamoto in his early years, and transactions generated after the 2021 Bitcoin Taproot upgrade are also potentially affected by the exposure of public keys. Ethereum launched a formal quantum-resistant migration plan in 2018, deploying four full-time teams and more than ten independent development groups, and also launched a dedicated progress tracking website, pq.ethereum.org. In contrast, Bitcoin currently lacks a unified roadmap for quantum-resistant attacks, and existing proposals such as BIP-360 and BitMEX Research's detection scheme have not gained widespread support from Bitcoin Core developers. Renowned Bitcoin advocate Nic Carter has stated that Bitcoin's current quantum-resistant defenses are the "worst," while Blockstream CEO Adam Back believes that quantum computing is still in the laboratory stage, but also agrees that alternative upgrade solutions should be deployed in advance. Analysts point out that Bitcoin's decentralized governance culture makes coordinating large-scale security upgrades extremely difficult, and the handling of legacy issues such as Satoshi Nakamoto's holdings has put the community in a dilemma. A related research paper from Google warns that once quantum attacks become a reality, the window of opportunity for the market to respond may have already closed.

According to an official announcement, SEALCOIN has officially launched its early access program, "Spacedrop," designed to provide users with the opportunity to participate in the SEALCOIN ecosystem before its full launch. Users can interact with the platform by completing tasks, earning points, and minting Soul-Bound Tokens (SBT), and learn about the protocol's operating mechanism through practical operation. SEALCOIN is reportedly an infrastructure-centric project that integrates satellite communication and blockchain technology, aiming to achieve secure and autonomous interaction between devices and digital services. By integrating hardware-level identity authentication and a global connectivity layer, the project aims to support real-world M2M (machine-to-machine) application scenarios across multiple industries.