According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale deposited 3 million USDC into Hyperliquid to open a 10x leveraged short position in HYPE. The current position holds 226,310 HYPE, worth approximately $9 million. This whale had previously shorted HYPE, holding the position for as long as 48 days, but ultimately closed out the position with a loss of nearly $200,000.

Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto addressed criticisms in a recent interview, stating that he has been misunderstood by significant figures in the financial industry. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting Subianto's remarks about the challenges he faces in conveying his policies and intentions to global financial leaders. He emphasized the importance of clear communication and understanding between Indonesia and international financial entities to foster better economic relations. Subianto remains committed to improving these relationships and ensuring that his administration's economic strategies are accurately perceived by the global market.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced on March 20 that Cuba is preparing for potential aggression from the United States. According to Jin10, during a meeting with foreign activists delivering humanitarian aid to Cuba, Díaz-Canel acknowledged the possibility of aggression against the country. Earlier that day, Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío stated at a press conference that Cuba's political system is not open for negotiation with the United States, nor are the positions of the Cuban President or any Cuban officials. This comes a week after Cuba indicated it had begun dialogue with the U.S. government.

Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett wrote on the X platform that the U.S. Congressional Financial Services Committee plans to hold a hearing on tokenization next Wednesday at 10 a.m. (Eastern Time), and Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger will attend as an invited witness.

Chen Zhihua has highlighted the ongoing debate regarding brokers' requirement for clients to pre-register designated bank accounts, suggesting it may indicate the application of virtual asset regulatory concepts to traditional securities. According to NS3.AI, Chen emphasized that regulators should adopt a risk-based anti-money laundering strategy, concentrating on beneficial owners, abnormal fund flows, same-name account standards, and AI monitoring.

According to Gate data, the gold rebound was short-lived, with a V-shaped intraday decline, falling more than 5% from its daily high and breaking below the important support level of $4,500. This week saw a plunge of over 10%, reaching a seven-week low and marking the largest weekly drop since March 1983. As of Friday's (March 20) New York close, spot gold fell 3.42% to $4,491.67 per ounce, a cumulative decline of over 10% for the week; COMEX gold futures fell 2.47% to $4,492 per ounce, a cumulative decline of over 11% for the week. Spot silver fell 6.8% to $67.897 per ounce, a cumulative decline of over 15% for the week; COMEX silver futures fell 4.78% to $67.810 per ounce, a cumulative decline of over 16% for the week.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that Iran is prepared to allow Japanese-related vessels to navigate the Strait of Hormuz. Bloomberg posted on X that this decision follows consultations between officials from both nations. The move is seen as a significant development in the diplomatic relations between Iran and Japan, potentially easing tensions in the strategically important waterway. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical passage for global oil shipments, and the assurance of safe passage for Japanese vessels could have implications for international trade and energy markets.

The BONKfun team announced on the X platform that its official website was attacked by malicious social engineering on March 11. The attackers hijacked the BONKfun domain through the domain service provider and transferred it to an external registrar. The team confirmed that this incident was not caused by a breach of BONK's or BONKfun's internal systems, codebase, or team accounts. Following the incident, the team immediately took measures: shutting down the website, coordinating with wallet service providers to mark the domain as malicious, and controlling the impact on users. This attack resulted in approximately $30,000 in losses for customers, and the team will compensate affected users at 110% to cover potential opportunity costs. The BONKfun domain and registration were fully restored by approximately 5 PM Eastern Time on March 18, and the main wallet provider's functions were restored on the evening of March 19. The website is now securely online. Currently, some antivirus software still marks the main domain as risky; the team is actively addressing this. For users unable to access the official website due to antivirus software issues, an alternative domain has also been launched and is functionally identical to the main site.

New Zealand's credit rating outlook has been downgraded to negative by Fitch Ratings due to concerns over government debt. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the agency's apprehensions about the country's fiscal trajectory. The decision reflects Fitch's assessment of New Zealand's increasing debt levels and the potential impact on its economic stability. This move comes amid broader global economic uncertainties and challenges faced by various nations in managing public finances. Fitch's revision underscores the need for New Zealand to address its fiscal policies to maintain economic resilience.

Chan Chi-wah, president of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association, commented on the controversy surrounding the "pre-registration of designated bank accounts" for brokerage clients. He stated that while the regulatory circular proposed establishing a bank account registration mechanism with caps, this practice may stem from the inappropriate application of virtual asset regulatory approaches (such as pre-approval of wallet addresses) to the traditional securities industry. Chan pointed out that while pre-approval is technically justifiable for virtual assets due to the difficulty in instantly verifying ownership of blockchain addresses, traditional securities fund flows can already be confirmed through mechanisms such as "same-name account verification," eliminating the need for a blanket restriction on the number of accounts. In contrast to the EU's anti-money laundering framework, the regulatory focus should be on penetrating beneficial ownership and identifying abnormal transactions, rather than pre-restricting accounts. He also suggested that regulators adhere to a "risk-based" principle, focusing on abnormal fund flows (such as "layered transactions"), clarifying compliance standards for same-name accounts, and promoting the application of big data and AI in anti-money laundering monitoring. (Orange News)

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