2026-08-30 17:00 UTC | BLOCK 964758

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2026-08-30T17:06:20Z

2026-08-30 17:00 UTC | BLOCK 964758 BITCOIN $79,322 | GOLD $4,458 | OIL $88.10

  1. Trump plans to refill U.S. oil reserve with Venezuelan crude -- President Donald Trump said the United States will use Venezuelan oil to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Reuters reported Sunday. -- Directing those barrels into government storage could tighten commercial supply while expanding Washington's role in Venezuela's oil sector; Brent was little changed at $88.10.

  2. Gulf stocks fall as rate-hike bets strengthen -- Gulf equity markets declined Sunday after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh signaled that rates could rise if U.S. inflation fails to ease, according to Reuters. -- Higher U.S. rates transmit quickly through Gulf currency pegs, increasing regional financing costs and challenging valuations even as elevated oil supports exporters.

  3. Libyan rivals agree on elections within two years -- Representatives of Libya's eastern and western authorities signed a UN-backed agreement in Tripoli calling for presidential and legislative elections under one executive within 24 months. -- The pact creates a timetable but leaves control of interim government, oil revenue and security unresolved, the same disputes that have repeatedly blocked national voting.

  4. Iceland rejects renewed EU accession talks -- Icelanders voted 52.8% to 47.2% against reopening European Union membership negotiations, with turnout reaching 82.5%, public broadcaster RUV reported. -- The result preserves national control over fisheries but denies Brussels a strategic opening in the Arctic as security concerns around Greenland and Russian maritime activity grow.

  5. Core Lightning prepares embargoed security update -- Core Lightning plans a v26.06.7 security release, with binaries due before source code is disclosed 14 days later; developers said no active exploitation is known. -- Lightning operators face security risk if they delay patching, but installing binaries before source disclosure temporarily prevents independent reproducible-build verification; offline mode can preserve onchain enforcement meanwhile.

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