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IRGC: Safe Passage Through U.S.-Linked Corridor in Strait of Hormuz No Longer Possible

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According to Sina Finance, IRGC official Ali Mohammadi said that safe passage through the U.S.-linked corridor in the southern Strait of Hormuz is no longer guaranteed, particularly near the Khasab area of Oman.

The Revolutionary Guards are said to be closely monitoring maritime traffic across the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Gulf of Oman.

Mohammadi added that vessels seeking safe passage through the strait must use the Iranian-designated route.

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Strive CEO Signals More Bitcoin Purchases Planned for Tomorrow

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Strive’s chief executive officer, Matt Cole, indicated that the company plans to expand its Bitcoin holdings again in the near term, with another purchase expected tomorrow.

A report cited by Odaily notes that Strive’s recently raised funds could finance a purchase of more than 1,100 BTC, signaling a sizable order on the horizon.

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Ethereum researchers propose order-based admission rules for frame transactions and account abstraction

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Ethereum researchers have suggested that admission rules for transactions in frame transactions and account abstraction contexts should hinge on whether the verification logic depends on the order of transactions within a block, rather than on how much state is read.

According to Odaily, the article categorizes transactions into three state models: single-writer state, shared state that can tolerate an older state root, and contested state that requires contemporaneous, real-time values.

It also notes that only exact-once assertions, such as whether a nullifier has been used or whether a slot remains free, inherently require total-order coordination and cannot be fully eliminated through proof-based admission alone.

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Guiyang State-owned Investor Extends Pledge on 83.8201 Million Guiyang Bank Shares to Nov. 16, 2026

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Guiyang Bank said on September 7 that its shareholder, Guiyang State-owned Assets Investment Management Co., extended the pledge on 83.8201 million Guiyang Bank shares, moving the maturity date from September 4, 2026 to November 16, 2026. The pledged shares account for 17.89% of the shareholder's holdings and 2.29% of Guiyang Bank's total share capital, with Guotai Haitong Securities as the pledgee and the financing used to supplement working capital, according to Jiemian News.

After the extension, Guiyang State-owned Assets Investment Management Co. has pledged about 233 million Guiyang Bank shares in total, equal to 49.77% of its holdings. Along with its concerted parties, the total pledged shares amount to roughly 280 million, or 49.42% of their combined holdings.

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Shenjian Shares Vice General Manager Wu Deqing Under CSRC Insider Trading Investigation

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Shenjian Shares said its vice general manager Wu Deqing received a case-file notice from the China Securities Regulatory Commission on September 7, 2026, in connection with suspected insider trading.

The company stated that operations are continuing normally and that Wu will cooperate with the probe. It said it will monitor the investigation's progress and disclose updates in line with regulatory requirements.

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Cao Hui Sells 400,000 Ruipu Lanjun Shares Over Sep 2–4, 2026

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Cao Hui reduced his long position in Ruipu Lanjun by a total of 400,000 shares across three consecutive sessions in September 2026, with 160,000 on September 2, 20,000 on September 3 and 220,000 on September 4, according to a shareholding change report filed with ETNet.

The transactions were conducted on the on-market at average prices of HK$10.0672 (Sept 2), HK$10.0195 (Sept 3) and HK$10.0553 (Sept 4). The filing notes that the percentage figures are calculated based on H shares only.

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