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On March 26th, the Japanese government began releasing its national oil reserves. According to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), the release of national oil reserves will commence at 11:00 AM local time on the 26th from the Kikuma National Oil Stockpiling Base in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. METI stated that the government plans to sequentially initiate oil reserve releases at nine bases nationwide, including the aforementioned base, within March. Two additional bases will be added in April, ultimately leading to releases at eleven bases across Japan. The total release is expected to be approximately 8.5 million kiloliters, equivalent to about one month's domestic oil consumption for Japan. (CCTV News)

[Japan Begins Releasing National Oil Reserves]On March 26th, the Japanese government began releasing its national oil reserves. According to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), the release of national oil reserves will commence at 11:00 AM local time on the 26th from the Kikuma National Oil Stockpiling Base in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. METI stated that the government plans to sequentially initiate oil reserve releases at nine bases nationwide, including the aforementioned base, within March. Two additional bases will be added in April, ultimately leading to releases at eleven bases across Japan. The total release is expected to be approximately 8.5 million kiloliters, equivalent to about one month's domestic oil consumption for Japan. (CCTV News)

Japan Begins Releasing National Oil Reserves

March 26, the White House announced that President Trump will convene a cabinet meeting on Thursday at 10:00 AM (22:00 Beijing time). (Jins10)

[White House: Trump to Convene Cabinet Meeting Thursday]March 26, the White House announced that President Trump will convene a cabinet meeting on Thursday at 10:00 AM (22:00 Beijing time). (Jins10)

White House: Trump to Convene Cabinet Meeting Thursday

On March 26, according to The New York Times, citing two senior Israeli officials and two informed sources, as the possibility of US-Iran negotiations increases, the Israeli military is making every effort to strike as many key targets as possible, fearing that the war may end soon. According to these two officials, on Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered that all efforts be made within the next 48 hours to destroy as much of Iran's weapons industry as possible. Officials stated that Netanyahu's government issued this order after obtaining a 15-point plan drafted by the United States and sent to Iran, aimed at ending the war. (Jenshi)

[Israel Intensifies Strikes on Iran Amid War End Concerns]On March 26, according to The New York Times, citing two senior Israeli officials and two informed sources, as the possibility of US-Iran negotiations increases, the Israeli military is making every effort to strike as many key targets as possible, fearing that the war may end soon. According to these two officials, on Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered that all efforts be made within the next 48 hours to destroy as much of Iran's weapons industry as possible. Officials stated that Netanyahu's government issued this order after obtaining a 15-point plan drafted by the United States and sent to Iran, aimed at ending the war. (Jenshi)

Israel Intensifies Strikes on Iran Amid War End Concerns

On March 26, according to CNN, two Trump administration officials stated that the White House is working to arrange a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss crisis resolution with Iran.

[White House Working to Arrange Pakistan Meeting with Iran to Discuss Crisis]On March 26, according to CNN, two Trump administration officials stated that the White House is working to arrange a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss crisis resolution with Iran.

White House Working to Arrange Pakistan Meeting with Iran to Discuss Crisis

On March 26, according to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin's price continues to be pressured below $72,000, with multiple on-chain data points indicating a weakening market demand and limited short-term upside potential. Data shows a shift in investor behavior from "accumulation" to "distribution," with both whale addresses and smaller holder addresses exhibiting signs of selling or halting further accumulation. Concurrently, the activity of large transactions has fallen to a cyclical low, as "smart money" in the market adopts a wait-and-see approach amidst uncertainties surrounding policies (such as the "Clarity Act") and geopolitical situations. Furthermore, on-chain activity has seen a continuous decline, with core metrics like the number of active addresses and transaction counts weakening, reflecting overall network demand fatigue. The mining sector is also under pressure, with the total network hash rate dropping by approximately 22% from its early March peak. Amidst rising energy costs, miners' profitability has decreased, leading to the shutdown of some mining operations and intensifying market concerns about "miner capitulation" and potential increased selling pressure.

[Bitcoin Struggles Below $72K as Four On-Chain Metrics Signal Weakening Demand]On March 26, according to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin's price continues to be pressured below $72,000, with multiple on-chain data points indicating a weakening market demand and limited short-term upside potential. Data shows a shift in investor behavior from "accumulation" to "distribution," with both whale addresses and smaller holder addresses exhibiting signs of selling or halting further accumulation. Concurrently, the activity of large transactions has fallen to a cyclical low, as "smart money" in the market adopts a wait-and-see approach amidst uncertainties surrounding policies (such as the "Clarity Act") and geopolitical situations. Furthermore, on-chain activity has seen a continuous decline, with core metrics like the number of active addresses and transaction counts weakening, reflecting overall network demand fatigue. The mining sector is also under pressure, with the total network hash rate dropping by approximately 22% from its early March peak. Amidst rising energy costs, miners' profitability has decreased, leading to the shutdown of some mining operations and intensifying market concerns about "miner capitulation" and potential increased selling pressure.

Bitcoin Struggles Below $72K as Four On-Chain Metrics Signal Weakening Demand

Asian stocks are expected to edge higher on Thursday, following gains in the US stock and bond markets, as traders assess the feasibility of ceasefire talks between the US and Iran.

Futures for Japanese and Australian stock indexes rose, while Hong Kong stock index futures saw a slight decline. US stock index futures were largely flat after the S&P 500 rose for the second time this week, gaining 0.5% on Wednesday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 advanced 0.7%. The index of US-listed Chinese companies rose 1.9%.

[Asian Stocks Poised for Gains as Markets Watch US-Iran Talks]Asian stocks are expected to edge higher on Thursday, following gains in the US stock and bond markets, as traders assess the feasibility of ceasefire talks between the US and Iran.

Futures for Japanese and Australian stock indexes rose, while Hong Kong stock index futures saw a slight decline. US stock index futures were largely flat after the S&P 500 rose for the second time this week, gaining 0.5% on Wednesday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 advanced 0.7%. The index of US-listed Chinese companies rose 1.9%.

Asian Stocks Poised for Gains as Markets Watch US-Iran Talks

On March 26, the United States has been continuously signaling a willingness for talks with Iran, yet simultaneously facing obstruction from Iran. Trump administration officials stated that the White House is working to arrange a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss solutions to the Iran crisis, with US Vice President Vance potentially traveling to Pakistan to attend talks with Iran. The US simultaneously insists that it has not received any signals from Iran rejecting the talks. Meanwhile, Iran has taken a hardline stance, declaring that a ceasefire and negotiations are not feasible at the current stage, and has laid out five conditions for a truce: a complete cessation of aggression and assassinations, ensuring the war will not be imposed on Iran again, reparations for the war, an end to the war by all fronts and all resistance organizations, and recognition of Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has also issued a strong warning that if hostile forces supporting Iran's enemies occupy Iranian islands, Iran may open a new front in the Bab-el-Mandeb strait.

[US-Iran Talks Uncertain as White House Plans Vance Meeting; Iran Sets Five Conditions for Truce]On March 26, the United States has been continuously signaling a willingness for talks with Iran, yet simultaneously facing obstruction from Iran. Trump administration officials stated that the White House is working to arrange a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss solutions to the Iran crisis, with US Vice President Vance potentially traveling to Pakistan to attend talks with Iran. The US simultaneously insists that it has not received any signals from Iran rejecting the talks. Meanwhile, Iran has taken a hardline stance, declaring that a ceasefire and negotiations are not feasible at the current stage, and has laid out five conditions for a truce: a complete cessation of aggression and assassinations, ensuring the war will not be imposed on Iran again, reparations for the war, an end to the war by all fronts and all resistance organizations, and recognition of Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has also issued a strong warning that if hostile forces supporting Iran's enemies occupy Iranian islands, Iran may open a new front in the Bab-el-Mandeb strait.

US-Iran Talks Uncertain as White House Plans Vance Meeting; Iran Sets Five Conditions for Truce

On March 26, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that negotiations between the United States and Iran "are ongoing and productive." Jean-Pierre said that the US and Iran have had "productive engagement" over the past three days, leading President Trump to instruct the Department of Defense to temporarily halt strikes on Iran's electricity and energy infrastructure. Jean-Pierre also warned that the US would take stronger action if Iran refused to accept reality. When asked about reports that Iran had rejected the US's "15 conditions for a ceasefire," Jean-Pierre reiterated that US-Iran negotiations "are ongoing and productive." She emphasized that the White House would not disclose negotiation details publicly but confirmed that communication between the two sides is continuing. She stated that current external reports about US-Iran talks being held in places like Pakistan are largely "speculative" and should not be considered confirmed arrangements until officially announced by the White House. (CCTV News)

[White House: US-Iran negotiations 'ongoing']On March 26, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that negotiations between the United States and Iran "are ongoing and productive." Jean-Pierre said that the US and Iran have had "productive engagement" over the past three days, leading President Trump to instruct the Department of Defense to temporarily halt strikes on Iran's electricity and energy infrastructure. Jean-Pierre also warned that the US would take stronger action if Iran refused to accept reality. When asked about reports that Iran had rejected the US's "15 conditions for a ceasefire," Jean-Pierre reiterated that US-Iran negotiations "are ongoing and productive." She emphasized that the White House would not disclose negotiation details publicly but confirmed that communication between the two sides is continuing. She stated that current external reports about US-Iran talks being held in places like Pakistan are largely "speculative" and should not be considered confirmed arrangements until officially announced by the White House. (CCTV News)

White House: US-Iran negotiations 'ongoing'

On March 26, Federal Reserve Governor Loretta Mester stated that the US labor market has shown a continuous weakening trend, and the US economy still needs more support from monetary policy. Oil prices do not affect the expected inflation in the US for a period of time to come.

[Fed Governor Mester: US Economy Still Needs More Monetary Support]On March 26, Federal Reserve Governor Loretta Mester stated that the US labor market has shown a continuous weakening trend, and the US economy still needs more support from monetary policy. Oil prices do not affect the expected inflation in the US for a period of time to come.

Fed Governor Mester: US Economy Still Needs More Monetary Support

On August 16th, IOST announced a new strategic alliance with ChainUp Cloud,  officially becoming an ecosystem node collaborator as announced by the integrated Web3 infrastructure platform incubated by ChainUp.

[ChainUp Cloud Joins Forces as IOST Ecosystem Node Partner]On August 16th, IOST announced a new strategic alliance with ChainUp Cloud,  officially becoming an ecosystem node collaborator as announced by the integrated Web3 infrastructure platform incubated by ChainUp.

ChainUp Cloud Joins Forces as IOST Ecosystem Node Partner

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