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Hormuz Strait Vessel Transits Plummet 77% to 5 Ships on July 30

According to MarineTraffic, on July 30, vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to 5 from 22 the previous day, a 77% decline. All five vessels transited via Iran's shipping lane. Kpler noted on social media that persistent maritime security risks and war insurance costs have emerged
GateNews·07-31 15:25
Hormuz Strait Vessel Transits Plummet 77% to 5 Ships on July 30

Japan Buys $53 Billion in Yen on Thursday, Backed by U.S. Support

According to Jin10, Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market on Thursday (July 31) by purchasing approximately $53 billion worth of yen. The move was coordinated with support from the United States, where Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that the yen was "severely undervalued" and
GateNews·07-31 15:23
Japan Buys $53 Billion in Yen on Thursday, Backed by U.S. Support

BTC drops sharply by 0.91% in 15 minutes: geopolitical tensions are rising alongside hawkish Fed signals, triggering a short-term selloff

From 2026-07-31 14:00 to 15:00 UTC, BTC saw a rapid short-term drop. Within 15 minutes, the return % was -0.91%, with a price range of 62,457.9–63,312.2 USDT and an amplitude of 1.35%. Market risk appetite fell noticeably, and trading sentiment turned cautious. The main driver behind this move was the sharp escalation of geopolitical risk. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard carried out a ballistic missile attack targeting U.S. military objectives in Kuwait. The U.S. then launched retaliatory airstr
BTC-0.16%
GateNews·07-31 15:13
BTC drops sharply by 0.91% in 15 minutes: geopolitical tensions are rising alongside hawkish Fed signals, triggering a short-term selloff