Iranian sources denied Trump’s latest comments

2026-05-30 by admin

TechFlow (Shenzhen) reports on May 29th, according to Iranian media Fars News, Iranian sources denied the latest comments from US President Trump. The source noted that the agreement with the US is nearing the end of its approval phase in Iran, but no final decision has been made. The source stated that President Trump’s comments are “an attempt to paint a fictional victory.” Iran emphasized that after the US lifts the blockade, it will reopen the Strait of Hormuz according to its pre-set arrangements. The relevant arrangements for reopening the Strait of Hormuz may include monitoring and inspection of vessels, provision of supporting services, and security measures. (Jin Shi)

PANews reported on June 17 that, according to The Block, a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Senator Cynthia Lummis has written to the Treasury Department requesting the preservation of states' power to regulate stablecoins under the GENIUS Act. This act allows stablecoin issuers with a market capitalization not exceeding $10 billion to be regulated by states, provided that state-level rules are "substantially similar" to federal rules. In April, the Treasury Department released proposed rules outlining broad principles for determining whether state-level regulations are "substantially similar," but did not specify a timeline or standards for state-level regulation. In their letter, senators stated that the lack of clarity "creates uncertainty for states," and therefore requested the Treasury Department to issue guidance clarifying the application, review, and certification processes for state-level systems. The New York State Department of Financial Services introduced formal rules last week to align its stablecoin framework with the GENIUS Act.

PANews reported on June 17th that, according to The Block, activity on Pump.fun, the once dominant meme coin launch platform on Solana, continues to deteriorate, with token graduation rates, revenue, and network fees all declining sharply. The 7-day average Pump.fun token graduation rate dropped to 0.26% last week, a decrease of 80% in three months. Daily revenue in June was only about $800,000, far below the $4.8 million six months ago. The PUMP token has fallen 40% over the past six months. The decline of Pump.fun has impacted the Solana network, with daily fees dropping to 5,300 SOL in June, significantly lower than the 33,000 SOL in January. Analysts believe that a large amount of capital previously invested in the Solana meme has shifted to perpetual contract trading on Hyperliquid, consistent with the rapid growth of HIP-3.