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Local media on Tuesday quoted Thomas Daum, who is responsible for network defense affairs in the German military, as saying: "At present, I see absolutely no chance of such a thing happening."

The popularity ranking shows that BSB’s hot attention has decreased by 260,000 compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity rankings are as follows: ① BSB ($0.7628, -10.07%) ② PRL ($0.3925, 69.91%) ③ ETH ($2287.88, -1.35%) ④ RAVE ($0.8739, 0.70%) ⑤ ZBT ($0.2140, 25.00%). The main buying force for BSB is average, with a 24-hour net inflow of $1.0773 million and 24-hour trading volume of $861 million, of which there was a main net outflow of $275,200.

⑴ On Tuesday, rubber futures on the Osaka Exchange rose for the fifth consecutive trading day, with the October contract closing up 6.5 yen to 407 yen per kilogram, an increase of 1.62%. Tight supply kept spot prices firm, and rising crude oil prices further reinforced bullish sentiment. The September rubber contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose by 180 yuan to 17,395 yuan per ton, an increase of 1.55%; the June butadiene rubber contract increased by 1.95% to 15,925 yuan per ton.⑵ Thailand's benchmark export-grade RSS3 smoked sheet rubber and block rubber prices rose by 1.33% and 1.49% respectively. Oil prices climbed nearly 2% on Tuesday due to apparent stagnation in efforts to end the US-Iran war. Natural rubber often competes with synthetic rubber made from crude oil for market share and, as a result, frequently tracks oil price movements.⑶ According to a report from CITIC Futures, after the May Day holiday in China, Vietnam and Thailand may begin large-scale latex tapping, and rubber supply is expected to rise. Traders are also watching the China-Africa zero-tariff agreement on imports, effective May 1, which will impact rubber imports from Côte d'Ivoire. On the Singapore SICOM platform, the May rubber contract fell 0.2% at the close to 212.3 US cents per kilogram.