Odaily Planet Daily reports that law enforcement agencies in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada have jointly launched a transnational operation called "Operation Atlantic," focusing on combating "approval-phishing" scams targeting crypto users. The Ontario Securities Commission stated that these scams typically use pop-ups and prompts disguised as legitimate applications or services to trick users into granting permissions to malicious wallets. Once authorized, attackers can control the wallet and transfer assets. Data shows that crypto scams generated at least $14 billion in illicit on-chain revenue in 2025, and this figure is expected to approach $17 billion as more wallets involved are identified. Law enforcement agencies point out that current scams increasingly rely on social engineering, AI-generated content, and "phishing-as-a-Service" platforms. This operation, a collaborative effort by law enforcement agencies in multiple countries, will help identify victimized wallets, promptly alert potential victims, and attempt to track and freeze stolen crypto assets, thus reducing opportunities for further profit-making by criminals. (CoinDesk)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, crypto analyst dash, in an article published on the X platform, stated that Kalshi's data is highly likely accurate, based on its fee structure and publicly available taker transactions. Based on these figures, its fees are estimated at approximately $118 million. If transactions are conducted through Robinhood, a 1% notional amount estimate is more accurate, with Kalshi's notional trading volume over the past 30 days reaching $11 billion. Furthermore, on-chain prediction market fees are often underestimated. Currently, platforms like DefiLlama primarily track USD or stablecoin fees, ignoring fees denominated in shares. Including this portion of fees would result in higher actual fees for platforms like Polymarket, predict.fun, and Limitless, with Predict.fun's fees being approximately 40% higher and Polymarket's approximately 80% higher.

According to Gate data, WTI crude oil has fallen below $95 per barrel, down 4.41% on the day. Brent crude oil has fallen more than 2.00% on the day, currently trading at $98.85 per barrel.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter stated on Monday that the U.S. currently approves of some ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. He also pointed out that any measures aimed at alleviating rising oil prices will depend on the duration of the war with Iran. "We're seeing more and more fuel ships starting to set sail. Iranian ships have already left, and we've allowed that to happen so that fuel can be supplied to the rest of the world. We're also seeing Indian ships setting sail now," he said. "This should gradually increase before any fleet or escort fleet appears in the Gulf region. So we think Iran will naturally make concessions. Currently, we are satisfied with this. We hope for sufficient global supplies," Bessenter said. When asked whether the Trump administration would use other means besides releasing oil reserves to alleviate rising oil prices and the impact of the war, Bessenter said, "That will depend on the duration of the conflict." (Jinshi)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, based on monitoring by on-chain analyst Ember, Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (MSTR) purchased 22,337 BTC last week at approximately $70,194 per BTC. They now hold a total of 761,068 BTC ($55.962 billion), with an average cost of $75,696, resulting in a paper loss of $1.648 billion. Ethereum treasury company Bitmine (BMNR) purchased 60,999 ETH last week at approximately $2,112 per ETH ($129 million). They now hold a total of 4,595,562 ETH ($10.464 billion), with an average cost of $3,714, resulting in a paper loss of $6.604 billion.