Iran's Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Ministry has officially lodged a complaint with UNESCO regarding the airstrike on the historical Falak-ol-Aflak Castle, reportedly carried out by the United States and Israel, according to Iranian media reports on March 20. According to Jin10, UNESCO issued a statement on March 3, citing media reports that the Golestan Palace, also known as the "Rose Palace," located in Tehran, Iran's capital, was affected by the blast wave from the airstrike. UNESCO is closely monitoring the situation of cultural heritage in Iran and the broader region to ensure effective protection of these sites.

At 10:17, a transfer of 211.59 BTC was made from Ledn Deposit to BitGo. According to ChainCatcher, this transaction involved a significant amount of Bitcoin, highlighting ongoing activity in the cryptocurrency market.

According to SoSoValue data, the XRP spot ETF saw a total net inflow of $1.9782 million yesterday (March 20th, Eastern Time). Only the Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) saw a net inflow yesterday, with a single-day net inflow of $1.9782 million, bringing its total historical net inflow to $421 million. As of press time, the XRP spot ETF's total net asset value is $1.006 billion, with an XRP net asset ratio of 1.14%, and a historical cumulative net inflow of $1.209 billion.

The Trump administration is reportedly exploring methods to acquire or transfer Iranian nuclear materials, according to CBS News. This development comes as military operations led by the United States and Israel against Tehran enter a more uncertain phase. It remains unclear whether U.S. President Donald Trump will authorize such actions. According to Jin10, a source indicated that no decision has been made yet. However, two sources revealed that the core of the planning involves the potential deployment of forces from the Joint Special Operations Command, an elite military unit often tasked with sensitive non-proliferation missions.

Elon Musk's xAI is sending engineers directly into the offices of potential corporate clients to poach customers from OpenAI and Anthropic PBC. This hands-on approach helped xAI win business from payment company Shift4 Payments. Shift4 CEO Taylor Lauber stated that the company plans to gradually phase out OpenAI's ChatGPT and switch to xAI's Grok, but will continue to use Anthropic's Claude for code development. However, Shift4 is not a purely market-driven client-winning company. Its founder, Jared Isaacman, an ally of Musk, completed the world's first commercial spacewalk aboard a SpaceX spacecraft and currently serves as NASA Administrator. SpaceX's Starlink is also a Shift4 client. In the three years since xAI's founding, its clients have primarily consisted of Musk's affiliated companies such as Tesla and SpaceX, as well as government agencies. Bloomberg points out that xAI's on-site deployment strategy reflects a general trend in the AI ​​industry: OpenAI and Anthropic are also actively sending engineers to assist customers with deployments, and OpenAI is also partnering with private equity firms to establish a dedicated "deployment department." (Bloomberg)

Electric Capital analyzed 501 real-world yield assets and cross-referenced them with tokenized assets currently showing significant on-chain activity. The report reveals that only 34 yield assets have an on-chain size exceeding $50 million, primarily concentrated in US Treasury bonds, private credit, corporate bonds, and non-US sovereign bonds. The remaining 93% of yield sources are still hampered by seven types of obstacles, covering legal structures, asset-backed securities challenges, and real-world integration difficulties with commodity and computing infrastructure. The research indicates that distribution is a major bottleneck: of the 35 non-stablecoin on-chain yield assets, only two have more than 2,000 holders. This is partly due to design limitations, such as BlackRock's BUIDL requiring a minimum investment of $5 million, but the data suggests that most tokenized assets still rely on a small number of large deployers and treasury managers. The top ten holders of BUIDL control 98% of the supply, mostly from other protocols. Electric Capital believes five key factors will drive more assets onto the blockchain in the future: the growth in stablecoin size and diversification of yield preferences; product competition between protocols; the absorption of duration risk by treasury infrastructure; tiered mechanisms to expand the buyer base; and leveraged cycles to amplify demand for collateralized assets. Meanwhile, spending on AI infrastructure (Goldman Sachs projects it will exceed $500 billion by 2026) could be a catalyst, including the on-chain financing potential for GPU leasing, data center construction, and energy contracts. (TheDefiant)

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, two whales sold a total of 2,842 XAUTs during the gold price decline. Specifically: 1. Whale "0xf56" sold 1,733 XAUTs, obtaining 8.04 million USDC, and then bought 113.69 WBTC, incurring a loss of $863,000; 2. Whale "0xafd" sold 1,109 XAUTs, obtaining 5.13 million USDC, and then deposited them into Aave V3, incurring a loss of $867,000.

According to on-chain analyst Ember, a whale suspected to be Erik Voorhees, who was involved in a "dollar-cost averaging" scheme, bought 114,424 ETH in the early morning, worth approximately 30.72 million USDT. He has now used 6 wallets to spend 253 million USDT to buy 117,800 ETH on-chain, with an average purchase price of $2,149.

Coinbase announced on its X platform that it has opened trading of Aethir (ATH), Raydium (RAY), PolySwarm (NCT), and Starknet (STRK) to New York residents. Users can now buy, sell, exchange, send, receive, or store these digital assets on the website and mobile app.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have jointly issued new guidelines for classifying digital assets. According to ChainCatcher, these guidelines categorize digital assets into five types: digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital utilities, stablecoins, and digital securities (tokenized securities). Only the last category is considered a security, requiring registration or exemption under federal securities laws. The guidelines, published as an interpretive rule in the Federal Register, replace the 2019 "investment contract" analysis framework from the Gensler era. They provide two clear paths for tokens to shed their securities status: if the issuer completes its core management tasks, the investment contract ends, allowing tokens to trade freely as non-securities in secondary markets; or if the issuer abandons the project or remains inactive for an extended period, the investment contract also terminates. Additionally, the guidelines clarify that airdrops, mining, and staking generally do not constitute securities transactions, and the wrapping or unwrapping of assets does not alter their securities status. Alex Thorn, Head of Research at Galaxy Research, noted that these guidelines mark the end of the Gensler era's adversarial regulatory stance towards the crypto industry, providing significant clarity for institutional entry. However, he cautioned that interpretive rules lack legal binding power and can be overturned by a new administration, highlighting the industry's ongoing push for the CLARITY Act legislation.

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