The Strait of Hormuz dispute remains unresolved, but new reporting adds that Oman pledged not to impose tolls on passage through the waterway after a Trump threat, according to Crypto Briefing. Earlier reports said Iran and Oman were discussing new vessel transit procedures, while Trump said he rejected a reported proposal for Iran and Oman to jointly control traffic in the strait and insisted the route remain open to all. Oman’s no-toll position introduces a new detail suggesting a less restrictive approach to transit, with potential implications for regional trade dynamics and U.S.-Iran negotiations.