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A Singapore court ruled that administrators of bankrupt Indonesian textile maker PT Sri Rejeki Isman can pursue assets within the city-state.

An unnamed Ethereum layer‑2 network has halted new deposits and warned that users must withdraw roughly $10 million of assets before New Year’s Eve or risk losing them permanently.

The article reports that Bitcoin has rebounded after a challenging period where it briefly fell below $60,000 per token.

Traders on prediction market platform Kalshi are placing bets that Bitcoin will reach a high of $82,000 within September.

The article discusses Oracle's stock decline of over 50% from its all-time high, suggesting the slump may not persist.

The article reports Dogecoin (DOGE) failing to recover a key technical level since May, indicating continued bearish price action.

The article asserts that Cardano's price has declined and suggests a lack of near-term recovery.

Qatar and UAE have conducted rare LNG cargo transfers outside the Strait of Hormuz due to ongoing disruptions, a highly unusual practice for LNG shipments.

Middle distillate cracks have reached record highs due to a combination of renewed Middle East conflict affecting the Strait of Hormuz and Russia's ban on diesel exports following Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries.

Bitcoin’s hashrate has been stagnant for 316 days due to rising difficulty and high operating costs, while AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads are diverting power away from mining, potentially prolonging the downturn.

Three blockchain networks (Cronos, Ontology, ICON) employed distinct emergency measures—restoring state, pausing, or halting—following exploits, demonstrating varied recovery outcomes and highlighting risks in blockchain emergency protocols.

Target's stock has risen 70% year-to-date but remains 33% below its peak, with the rebound attributed to a new CEO, increased store investments, and faster-growing digital businesses.