Shield: The KiloEx Attacker Tagged Address has returned approximately 1.4 million USDT to KiloEx

**March 13 US-Iran Conflict Developments** ### Iran - Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba’s first remarks: Iran will not abandon revenge efforts; the Strait of Hormuz remains closed; new frontiers will open when necessary. - Media reports: Two Indian oil tankers allowed to transit the Strait of Hormuz → Iranian sources deny this. - Iranian diplomats: Ships from some countries are permitted to pass; many vessels can still transit if they coordinate with the Iranian Navy; no mines have been laid. ### United States - President Trump: The U.S. is the world’s top oil producer; we stand to make significant profits when oil prices rise. - Treasury Secretary Benson: U.S. Navy or an international coalition escorting oil tankers is always part of our plan; we will immediately escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz once military conditions allow. - U.S. media: The Trump administration is weighing suspending the Jones Act to stabilize oil prices. - CME Warning: U.S. government

Per HTX market data on March 13th, SOL has surpassed $90, with its 24-hour gain widening to 3.82%.

March 13 — Per HTX market data, Bitcoin topped $71,000, up 1.74% in 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) broke above $2,100, posting a 2.95% gain over the same period.

On March 13, user @kingfxyo swapped ~$50.43 million worth of aEthUSDT for aEthAAVE via CoWSwap—but incurred slippage of over 99%, receiving only ~327 aEthAAVE tokens (valued at roughly $36,000) in return. Community analysis suggests the swap likely used AAVE’s UI for collateral swaps, converting aEthUSDT to aEthAAVE (effectively depositing USDT and AAVE into the AAVE protocol). The core issue stems from flawed routing strategies employed by most aggregators, as CoWSwap failed to reflect aEthAAVE’s true market price.

Bitget data shows Japanese and South Korean stock indices opened lower on Friday, March 13. - The Nikkei 225 Index fell 803.20 points at the open, a 1.48% drop, to 53,649.76. - South Korea’s KOSPI Index opened 181.85 points lower, a 3.26% decline, to 5,401.4. ### Notes on U.S. language habits: 1. **Conciseness**: Removed redundant phrases (e.g., repeated "opened on Friday, March 13" → used "that day" implicitly, shortened "points" to avoid repetition where clear). 2. **Number formatting**: Added U.S. standard commas for thousands (53,649.76 vs. 53649.76; 5,401.4 vs. 5401.4). 3. **Active voice**: Used "fell 803.20 points at the open" instead of passive phrasing for clarity. 4. **Terminology**: Kept industry-standard names (Nikkei 225, KOSPI Index) and avoided overly formal wording. 5. **Date style**: Used "March 13" (common in U.S. news) instead of "March 13th".

March 13: This morning, Trump criticized Jerome "Too Late" Powell, stating: "Where is Jerome 'Too Late' Powell today? He should have cut rates this morning instead of waiting until the next meeting."