The Oscars have experienced a notable decline in ratings as audiences increasingly prefer watching highlights online. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the shift in viewer behavior, which has impacted the traditional live broadcast's appeal. Despite this trend, some dedicated fans continue to view the live event as a significant global occasion, emphasizing its cultural importance and shared experience. The challenge for the Oscars lies in adapting to changing media consumption habits while maintaining the event's prestige and relevance.

U.S. energy companies have communicated to the Trump administration their desire for a quick resolution to the ongoing conflict. According to Jin10, these companies are concerned about the potential impact of prolonged hostilities on the energy sector and broader economic stability. The appeal underscores the industry's reliance on stable geopolitical conditions to maintain operations and ensure energy supply chains remain uninterrupted. The companies are advocating for diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions and restore normalcy in affected regions.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is poised to significantly affect China's oil markets, particularly impacting the country's independent refineries, often referred to as 'teapots.' Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the potential disruptions in oil supply chains that could arise from the situation in Iran. China, as one of the largest importers of Iranian oil, relies heavily on these supplies to fuel its economy. The 'teapot' refineries, which are smaller and more flexible than state-owned giants, play a crucial role in processing imported crude. Any instability in Iran could lead to fluctuations in oil prices and supply, posing challenges for these refineries. The geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have historically influenced global oil markets, and the current conflict is no exception. Analysts suggest that a prolonged conflict could lead to increased volatility in oil prices, affecting not only China but also the broader global market. China's strategic oil reserves and its diversified import sources may provide some buffer against immediate disruptions. However, the long-term implications of the conflict could necessitate adjustments in China's energy strategy, particularly in how it manages its relationships with oil-producing nations. As the situation develops, stakeholders in China's oil industry are closely monitoring the potential impacts on supply chains and market stability. The outcome of the conflict in Iran will likely play a significant role in shaping the future dynamics of China's oil markets and its 'teapot' refineries.

Housebuilder Berkeley has reiterated its pretax profit forecast of £450 million for this year. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the company's confidence in achieving its financial targets despite market challenges. Berkeley's commitment to its profit guidance underscores its strategic planning and resilience in the current economic climate.

Spain's consumer price index (CPI) for February has been confirmed at an annual rate of 2.3%, aligning with market expectations and the previous value. According to Jin10, this data reflects the country's inflation trends and economic stability during the period. The CPI is a crucial indicator for assessing inflation and economic health, influencing monetary policy decisions and market sentiment. Analysts closely monitor these figures to gauge potential impacts on the broader economy and financial markets.

Boss Mining SAS has issued a statement attributing the landslide on March 11 to illegal mining activities. Bloomberg posted on X, revealing that the incident resulted in both fatalities and injuries. The company emphasized the dangers associated with unauthorized mining operations and the impact they can have on safety and the environment. Boss Mining SAS is urging for stricter enforcement of regulations to prevent such occurrences in the future.

According to Arkham's monitoring, Circle has issued 2 billion USDC in the past week, following the minting of an additional 500 million USDC in the past 24 hours, highlighting institutional funds' desire to gain access to the cryptocurrency.

On-chain analytics models show that Bitcoin's current network selling pressure has fallen to a cyclical low, and the market is in a clear accumulation phase. The Sell-side Risk Ratio last triggered an "allocation signal" in December 2024, when Bitcoin's price was approximately $107,000, and this signal has not reappeared since. Data shows that current selling pressure levels have fallen to about one-sixth of the cyclical average, and related indicators have even returned to levels seen during the 2022–2023 bear market (when BTC's price was approximately $16,000 to $20,000). The model divides this cycle into two phases: the first is the "strong allocation phase" from November to December 2024, with prices ranging from $64,000 to $107,000; the second is the current re-entry into the "accumulation phase." The Sell-side Risk Ratio measures the activity of market participants taking profits relative to the network's overall cost basis. When the indicator exceeds the adaptive upper threshold, an allocation signal is triggered, indicating that sellers dominate the market; when the indicator falls below the lower threshold, an accumulation signal is triggered, signifying extremely low selling pressure. Data shows that the allocation signal in this cycle lasted 37 days, covering the main range of BTC's rise from $64,000 to $107,000. Since the signal closed on December 17, 2024, the market has not seen a new allocation signal for approximately 449 days. Meanwhile, the 180-day rolling average Sell-side Risk Ratio has decreased from 3210 to 1913 in the past 60 days, a drop of 1297 points, and continues to decline at a rate of approximately 20 points per day. Historically, the $1,500 to $2,000 range typically corresponds to selling pressure levels seen in 2019 (BTC around $3,000–$6,000) and the mid-bear market of 2022–2023 (BTC around $16,000–$20,000). However, the current BTC price is still in the $67,000 to $72,000 range, showing a clear structural divergence. Analysis indicates that this means early holders who accumulated at lower prices have already taken large-scale profits in the $64,000 to $107,000 range, while those who didn't sell in that range are currently choosing to hold. The model suggests that a new distribution signal might only be triggered when the Bitcoin price stabilizes above $100,000 to $110,000, accompanied by large-scale profit-taking. Overall, on-chain indicators show that the distribution phase of this cycle has ended, and the market has re-entered an accumulation phase. The current model's overall assessment of the market is "neutral to slightly accumulating," but without new price catalysts, the market may face a prolonged period of consolidation. (Axeladlerjr)

South Korea's National Tax Service (NTS) has officially kicked off a $2 million AI-powered initiative to monitor cryptocurrency trading, detect suspicious activity, and flag potential tax evasion ahead of the 22% crypto gains tax taking effect in January 2027.

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has announced his intention to return to Iran to serve a prison sentence following the Oscars awards ceremony. Bloomberg posted on X, Panahi, known for his film 'It Was Just an Accident,' shot the movie in secret to bypass Iranian censorship. The director's decision comes amid ongoing challenges faced by artists in Iran, where censorship and restrictions on creative expression are prevalent. Panahi's work has often highlighted social issues, drawing international attention and acclaim despite the risks involved in his home country.

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