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(1) A spokesperson for Idemitsu Kosan, Japan's second-largest oil company, stated on Tuesday that the company will supply crude oil to a refinery in Vietnam, which is facing a fuel shortage due to supply disruptions caused by the Iran conflict. (2) Idemitsu Kosan did not disclose the delivery volume or timing, but according to media reports, the expected delivery is about 4 million barrels. (3) The spokesperson said that the decision was made at the request of Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical Company in Vietnam (in which Idemitsu holds shares). (4) The company added that this request also came from the Japanese government.

According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Onchain Lens has monitored that five newly created addresses have withdrawn 512,018 DEXE, valued at approximately 7.52 million US dollars at the current price.

Odaily reports that since the National Tax Service of Korea launched its new system in July 2025, it has recovered KRW 33.9 billion in back taxes through cross-border tax cooperation over the past nine months, accounting for the majority of the total amount recovered from cross-border cases since 2015. According to the report, starting next year, Korea will receive virtual asset transaction data from 56 countries under the new crypto asset reporting framework, and plans to exchange information on overseas real estate holdings and transactions beginning in 2030. (The Korea Times)