U.S. officials have not yet confirmed whether the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has been attacked, according to The Times. The report highlights ongoing uncertainties surrounding the situation, with no official statements released by the U.S. government at this time. The lack of confirmation has left many speculating about the potential implications for U.S. military operations and regional stability. Further updates are anticipated as more information becomes available.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has enacted legislation allowing him to suspend or lower the excise tax on petroleum products. Bloomberg posted on X that this decision comes as the ongoing conflict in Iran continues to drive fuel prices higher. The law aims to provide relief to consumers facing increased costs due to the geopolitical situation affecting global oil markets. The move is part of broader efforts to stabilize the economy and mitigate the impact of external factors on domestic fuel prices.

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced that during his recent visit to Venezuela, he returned with $100 million worth of physical gold. According to Jin10, this development comes amid ongoing discussions between the U.S. and Venezuela regarding economic and diplomatic relations. The acquisition of gold is seen as a strategic move to bolster the U.S. reserves. The visit highlights the complex geopolitical dynamics between the two nations, as they navigate issues related to trade and resource management. The implications of this gold acquisition on the broader economic landscape remain to be seen.

The AI crypto sector experienced a significant increase of 10.67% on March 25, 2026, as its combined market capitalization grew from $17.60 billion to $19.48 billion. According to NS3.AI, this surge was accompanied by a 19.34% rise in trading volume, reaching $4.95 billion. The upward movement is attributed to a broader risk-on shift in the market following U.S. President Donald Trump's five-day suspension of strikes against Iran.

Crypto research firm K33 suggests that Bitcoin's recent sideways consolidation may indicate a shift in market structure, with selling pressure easing and the market potentially approaching a temporary bottom. Vetle Lunde, Head of Research at K33, points out that Bitcoin has been fluctuating between $60,000 and $75,000 in recent weeks. This range, accompanied by stabilizing ETF flows and long-term holder behavior, is typically considered a "market bottoming" pattern, and the current low of around $70,000 is attractive to medium- to long-term investors. The report shows that since late February, Bitcoin ETF flows have turned to moderate net inflows, suggesting that the concentrated distribution phase since the historical high may be nearing its end. Profit-taking and passive selling triggered by falling below holding costs are weakening, and market supply pressure is decreasing as prices fall. Regarding long-term holders, the supply of Bitcoin held for more than six months, after a significant drop at the end of 2025, has rebounded, indicating that investors are more inclined to hold rather than sell at the current price range, which helps stabilize prices. However, the macroeconomic environment remains uncertain. Middle East geopolitical conflicts and oil price volatility, coupled with the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, have suppressed risk appetite and limited new capital inflows. Derivatives data also reflects market caution: open interest in Bitcoin perpetual contracts is near its lowest level this year, and funding rates remain negative, indicating weak long demand; meanwhile, CME futures positions are largely unchanged, suggesting institutional traders are generally remaining on the sidelines. Nevertheless, K33 believes that the combination of easing selling pressure, stabilizing ETF funds, and range-bound price action suggests the market may be transitioning from a distribution phase to a bottoming phase, although short-term upside potential remains constrained by macroeconomic factors. (The Block)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have issued 68 pages of interpretive guidance, clarifying that stablecoins, digital commodities, and digital tools are not considered securities under current regulations. According to NS3.AI, this guidance offers the industry clearer direction in the short term. However, the absence of comprehensive market structure legislation from Congress remains a significant issue. This legislative gap is crucial because agency interpretations can be more easily altered than statutory laws when there is a change in administration.

Bitcoin's recent sideways trading between $60,000 and $75,000 could suggest a market bottom as selling pressure diminishes, according to K33. The report highlights that ETF flows have turned mildly positive since late February, and the supply held by long-term holders is beginning to increase again.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

Apple has implemented new age verification measures for its users in the United Kingdom. Bloomberg posted on X, stating that customers will now need to confirm they are at least 18 years old to access specific features. This move aims to enhance user safety and compliance with local regulations.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Sybiha, is reportedly considering a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State, Ruby, in Paris. According to Jin10, this potential diplomatic engagement could focus on strengthening bilateral relations and discussing ongoing geopolitical issues. The meeting, if confirmed, would underscore the importance of international cooperation in addressing regional challenges. Both parties are expected to explore avenues for collaboration and mutual support in various sectors. The outcome of this meeting could have significant implications for Ukraine's foreign policy and its relationship with the United States.

Chilean European Council President Costa has expressed uncertainty regarding the duration and impact of the ongoing conflict involving Iran. According to Jin10, Costa highlighted the unpredictable nature of the situation, emphasizing the challenges in forecasting the conflict's trajectory and its potential consequences. The remarks underscore the complexities surrounding geopolitical tensions in the region, which continue to draw international attention and concern.

Circle, Clarity Act, Stablecoin, Bitwise: The latest draft of the Clarity Act caused Circle to plummet by 20%. A review of Circle's future market value. Golden Finance examines Circle's future from a macro perspective.

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A tech mogul who was once investigated by the SEC and lost 6 billion dollars in wealth has now returned to the rich list through a high-stakes gamble.

The phenomenon of "black-on-black" attacks targeting those involved in the black and gray industries is very frequent. From fake wallets and fake Telegrams to offline wrench attacks and online social engineering, this group, which operates outside the law, is becoming a target of attacks.

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On March 24, 2026, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire probably had the most difficult trading day since the company went public.

The regulation of stablecoins in the United States is moving from "boundary delineation" to "structural constraints".

The AI ​​anxiety within the crypto community is a stress response to external shocks to an industry whose narrative has been overdrawn.

Elon Musk paused X’s creator payment changes after global creators warned it would cut earnings for English-language accounts. The current payment system will stay while X reconsiders the update.