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⑴ After Trump hinted that the war with Iran might end sooner than expected, crude oil futures continued to decline, and market tensions temporarily eased. ⑵ Saudi Arabia is increasing the use of its East-West pipeline capacity, and this oil artery across Saudi Arabia provides an alternative export route to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, playing a certain supporting role in stabilizing market supply. ⑶ However, BOK financial analyst Dennis Kissler warned that the real test for oil prices is far from over; the key lies in when, and whether, tankers and ships can safely pass through the Strait of Hormuz. ⑷ He pointed out that a few weeks of production shutdowns at Middle Eastern oil fields usually do not put too much pressure on well structures, and short-term interruptions are still bearable. ⑸ But if the shutdown lasts for a month or longer, restoring this production could face severe challenges, and at that time, the supply gap will truly impact the market.

This move aims to better reflect the company's comprehensive strategic shift towards the field of artificial intelligence data centers.

Foresight News reported that Virtuals announced that trading revenue between agents (excluding transaction fees) has officially surpassed $3 million. This revenue is generated by AI agents providing real services to real buyers, with transactions settled on-chain and the entire process requiring no human intervention.