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According to the announcement from Binance, Binance Margin and Loan will delist and cease trading on all margin trading pairs for TST (Test) and IOTX (IoTeX) at 2026-07-10 10:00 (UTC). The exchange said the change affects Margin and Loan functions tied to these tokens, with borrowing suspensions beginning earlier. Binance stated that the delisting schedule may or may not apply to other products depending on their association with the tokens being removed.

Loan Services: Binance said that at 2026-07-10 10:00 (UTC), Flexible Loan will close all outstanding loan positions involving the tokens as both loanable tokens and collateral tokens. VIP Loan will close all outstanding loan positions involving the tokens as collateral tokens. Margin Services: Binance Margin will delist the tokens from Cross and Isolated Margin at 2026-07-10 10:00 (UTC). Effective immediately, users can no longer transfer any amount of the tokens into margin accounts via manual transfers or Auto-Transfer Mode, with limited manual transfers allowed only up to outstanding liabilities, less any collateral already available. Binance Margin will suspend borrowings on the affected cross margin tokens and isolated margin pairs at 2026-07-07 10:00 (UTC). At the scheduled delisting time, Binance said it will close positions, conduct automatic settlement, and cancel pending orders on the affected isolated margin pairs before removing them.

Cross Margin and Portfolio Margin Handling: Binance said that at the scheduled delisting time, cross margin collateral in the tokens may be used to repay liabilities, with remaining balances potentially transferred to Spot Accounts up to a Collateral Margin Level (CML) of 2 and any remainder sold, or fully sold if CML is below 2. If users hold only liabilities in the tokens, Binance said pending orders may be canceled when CML is below 2 and other collateral may be sold to repay the liabilities. Binance added that users will not be able to update positions during the delisting process, which may take approximately 3 hours. For Portfolio Margin, Binance said remaining balances of the tokens after the scheduled delisting time will be automatically liquidated, sold for USDT, and credited to the user’s Portfolio Margin balance.

Axios reported that the US and Iran agreed to stop attacking each other, according to a senior US official, with both sides planning to meet Tuesday in Qatar's capital to work out their dispute over the Strait of Hormuz.
"We decided to stop all the kinetic activity," the senior US official told Axios. A second US official said both sides will stand down "for now" and that "vessels can move freely" as technical talks continue. Both US officials and a third source with knowledge confirmed Tuesday's planned meeting.
The ceasefire is barely 11 days old and already on shaky ground, with renewed strikes by both sides and President Trump threatening to restart the war and "complete the job." The renewed fighting was sparked by competing interpretations of the MOU to end the war, especially its terms on the Strait of Hormuz. Under the MOU, Iran committed to make its best efforts to allow safe passage of commercial vessels through the strait, and in return the US lifted its blockade of Iranian ports.
During negotiations in Switzerland last week, the US delegation headed by Vice President Vance agreed with Iran to establish a "hotline" between the US military and the IRGC to coordinate traffic in the strait, but as of Saturday it was still not operational even as Iran resumed claiming that ships need to coordinate passage.
The Tuesday talks were originally set for Switzerland to address Iran's nuclear program, but the escalation moved them to a different venue and refocused them on the Strait of Hormuz. Nick Stewart, who heads the US technical team, is expected to participate.

ETHGas (GWEI), Velvet (VELVET), and DeXe (DEXE) ranked among the strongest altcoins to watch as the first week of July opens. GWEI jumped roughly 50% in 24 hours, VELVET rose about 275% in seven days, and DEXE gained near 40%, according to BeInCrypto, as all three showed breakout setups but with stretched indicators.

GWEI traded near $0.21 with $0.10 and $0.16 flipped to support and a $0.24 target; VELVET traded near $1.67 with resistance below $2 and support at $0.60 after an all-time high near $2.07 this week; DEXE traded near $21.78, targeting $30 and $38 after a cup-and-handle breakout, with resistance near $24.