Japan is set to enforce new mandatory rules on climate reporting for major companies as part of the next phase of its national emissions trading system. Bloomberg posted on X that this initiative aims to enhance transparency and accountability in corporate environmental practices. The regulations will require companies to disclose detailed information on their carbon emissions and sustainability efforts. This move is part of Japan's broader strategy to address climate change and promote sustainable business practices. The government hopes that these measures will encourage companies to adopt greener technologies and reduce their carbon footprint. The new rules are expected to be implemented in the coming months, marking a significant step in Japan's environmental policy.

China's commercial aerospace sector saw a significant boost as several stocks surged following the successful maiden flight of the Lijian-2 carrier rocket. According to Jin10, Shenjian Co. achieved its fourth consecutive daily limit, while Shunhao Co. also hit its daily limit. Additionally, Juli Sling saw an increase of over 9%, with Tianli Composite, Aerospace Software, and Chaojie Co. also experiencing gains. The Lijian-2 rocket's successful launch has been a key driver of this market movement, with its cost per launch being compared to that of SpaceX. This development highlights China's growing capabilities and competitiveness in the commercial aerospace industry.

On Mar 31, 2026, 01:34 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 68,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 68,330.78125 USDT, with a narrowed 2.58% increase in 24 hours.

Cuba's Central Bank (BCC) has granted approval to ten companies, including nine small and medium-sized enterprises and one joint venture, to use cryptocurrency for international payments. According to Foresight News, the license is valid for one year and can be renewed. The companies are permitted to use crypto assets solely for cross-border payments related to their main business operations. Transactions must be conducted through virtual asset service providers (VASPs) authorized by the Cuban Central Bank, and companies are required to report transaction amounts, currencies used, and intermediary service provider information to regulatory authorities on a quarterly basis. Since 2021, the Cuban Central Bank has been regulating virtual assets. In April 2022, the use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency platforms was allowed, but always under official authorization. This marks the first time Cuban companies have received direct licenses to operate international payment businesses using cryptocurrencies.

Crypto-linked stocks saw significant declines in U.S. trading. According to NS3.AI, HODL dropped by more than 10.81%, while ALTS and ABTC fell by over 8.94% and 8.14%, respectively, as reported by msx.com data. Additionally, MARA, Strategy, and CRCL also experienced downturns.

1. Strategy did not purchase any Bitcoin in the past week; 2. Bitmine increased its holdings by 71,100 ETH last week, currently holding 3.92% of the ETH supply; 3. The Iranian parliament approved a bill to impose tolls on passage through the Strait of Hormuz; 4. US media: Trump is willing to end the war with Iran while the Strait of Hormuz is closed; 5. The CFTC will tighten regulations on prediction market contracts, taking into account the NFL's opinion; 6. Robinhood: Cryptocurrency notional trading volume so far in March is $16 billion, and prediction market trading volume is $2.6 billion; 7. US Republicans proposed the "US Mining Act" to promote the expansion of mining and consolidate Bitcoin reserves; 8. Bill Ackman: High-quality companies are trading at extremely low prices, and now is the best time to buy quality assets; 9. Bernstein: Crypto stocks have fallen by about 60% from their 2025 highs, and now is a "buy at a significant discount" opportunity; 10. US senators questioned the SEC's senior management changes and the decision to drop the case against Justin Sun.

The total supply of non-dollar stablecoins has reached $1.2 billion, according to research data from Dune and Visa. According to ChainCatcher, the monthly on-chain transfer volume is approximately $10 billion, with the number of holding addresses increasing from around 40,000 at the beginning of 2023 to 1.2 million currently. Euro stablecoins have shown the most significant growth under the MiCA regulatory framework, with monthly transaction volumes rising from $383 million to $3.83 billion year-on-year. Additionally, stablecoins denominated in currencies such as the Japanese yen, Singapore dollar, and Brazilian real are also expanding, indicating a shift from a dollar-dominated stablecoin ecosystem to a multi-currency on-chain settlement system.

Global companies have made significant advancements in optimizing their treasury structures, according to ChainCatcher. BBX data reveals several key developments from yesterday. Boyaa Interactive (0434.HK) announced that its board has approved an additional $50 million budget to increase holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum. This brings the group's total investment to over $250 million, aiming to establish itself as Asia's largest digital asset treasury entity. TeraWulf (NASDAQ: $WULF) declared that it has repaid its last high-interest debt using cash flow generated from its high-performance computing business. As one of the most energy-efficient mining companies globally, TeraWulf emphasized its transition to a '100% output retention' phase starting yesterday. HIVE Digital (TSX-V: $HIVE) disclosed that profits from its AI data center in Sweden have fully covered global operational expenses for two consecutive months. Consequently, all Bitcoin produced yesterday is recorded as 'net reserves' without any market sales. Acurx Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: $ACXP) confirmed the completion of its initial $10 million Bitcoin strategic procurement. As a biopharmaceutical company, ACXP plans to use this asset as a 'value anchor' for clinical research funding over the next five years. Public.com launched an 'automated treasury balancing' suite for global SMEs, enabling idle corporate funds to be automatically converted into BTC proportionally. The first day of subscription reached $80 million.

A newly created address has deposited approximately $4.89 million into HyperLiquid, according to Odaily. The address has opened an ETH short position with 20x leverage, involving 9,887 ETH. The opening price for this position is $2,021.63, with a liquidation price set at $2,466.02.

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