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On March 19, according to CBS News, the U.S. Senate on Wednesday rejected a war powers resolution proposed by Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey. The vote, 53-47, marked the third setback for efforts to limit President Trump's military actions against Iran. The Senate had previously rejected a war powers resolution on Iran proposed by Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia on March 4. This was the second attempt in less than a year to restrict Trump's use of force against Iran, following a previous rejection after a U.S. airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities last June. (Jinshi)

[US Senate again rejects resolution to limit war powers against Iran]On March 19, according to CBS News, the U.S. Senate on Wednesday rejected a war powers resolution proposed by Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey. The vote, 53-47, marked the third setback for efforts to limit President Trump's military actions against Iran. The Senate had previously rejected a war powers resolution on Iran proposed by Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia on March 4. This was the second attempt in less than a year to restrict Trump's use of force against Iran, following a previous rejection after a U.S. airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities last June. (Jinshi)

US Senate again rejects resolution to limit war powers against Iran

On March 19th, Delphi Digital published an article stating that while critics portray stablecoins as a threat to national security, it is actually the profitability model of banks that is truly being impacted.

US Treasury yields are approximately 3.89%, while the interest rate on regular savings accounts is only about 0.39%. Banks profit from this interest rate spread on deposits, funds that could otherwise earn returns closer to risk-free rates.

Stablecoins are typically backed by the same Treasury assets, and issuers are gradually exploring ways to distribute these yields directly to holders.

If this model is implemented on a large scale, deposits could flow out of the traditional banking system. Banks would lose their cheapest source of funding, and their ability to provide low-cost credit would be weakened.

[Delphi Digital: Stablecoins Could Disrupt Bank Net Interest Margin Model, Outflow Risks Draw Attention]On March 19th, Delphi Digital published an article stating that while critics portray stablecoins as a threat to national security, it is actually the profitability model of banks that is truly being impacted.

US Treasury yields are approximately 3.89%, while the interest rate on regular savings accounts is only about 0.39%. Banks profit from this interest rate spread on deposits, funds that could otherwise earn returns closer to risk-free rates.

Stablecoins are typically backed by the same Treasury assets, and issuers are gradually exploring ways to distribute these yields directly to holders.

If this model is implemented on a large scale, deposits could flow out of the traditional banking system. Banks would lose their cheapest source of funding, and their ability to provide low-cost credit would be weakened.

Delphi Digital: Stablecoins Could Disrupt Bank Net Interest Margin Model, Outflow Risks Draw Attention

March 19, sources: As Trump weighs his next move against Iran, his administration is considering sending thousands of additional US troops to the Middle East. (JIN10)

[Sources: Trump administration considering sending thousands of additional US troops to the Middle East]March 19, sources: As Trump weighs his next move against Iran, his administration is considering sending thousands of additional US troops to the Middle East. (JIN10)

Sources: Trump administration considering sending thousands of additional US troops to the Middle East

On March 19th, according to American financial media Semafor: Joe Kent, former director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center, is under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged leakage of classified information. (Jjsh)

[Former US counterterrorism center director Joe Kent is under investigation by the FBI for allegedly leaking classified information.]On March 19th, according to American financial media Semafor: Joe Kent, former director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center, is under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged leakage of classified information. (Jjsh)

Former US counterterrorism center director Joe Kent is under investigation by the FBI for allegedly leaking classified information.

21:00-7:00 Keywords: ABTC, Interest Rate Cuts, Powell, Security Tokenization

1. Federal Reserve maintains interest rates unchanged.
2. Trump exempts Jones Act enforcement to curb high oil prices.
3. Federal Reserve maintains forecast of one interest rate cut in 2026 and one in 2027.
4. Powell: No intention to leave the Federal Reserve before the Department of Justice investigation concludes.
5. Trump-affiliated mining company ABTC increases Bitcoin holdings by 399, with a total of 6,899 BTC.
6. US SEC approves Nasdaq's plan for security tokenization trading, accelerating blockchain integration into the US stock market.
7. Traders hold $169 million in BTC short positions with unrealized gains exceeding $4.15 million, setting "10 major targets."

[Golden Morning News | Overnight Highlights of March 19]21:00-7:00 Keywords: ABTC, Interest Rate Cuts, Powell, Security Tokenization

1. Federal Reserve maintains interest rates unchanged.
2. Trump exempts Jones Act enforcement to curb high oil prices.
3. Federal Reserve maintains forecast of one interest rate cut in 2026 and one in 2027.
4. Powell: No intention to leave the Federal Reserve before the Department of Justice investigation concludes.
5. Trump-affiliated mining company ABTC increases Bitcoin holdings by 399, with a total of 6,899 BTC.
6. US SEC approves Nasdaq's plan for security tokenization trading, accelerating blockchain integration into the US stock market.
7. Traders hold $169 million in BTC short positions with unrealized gains exceeding $4.15 million, setting "10 major targets."

Golden Morning News | Overnight Highlights of March 19

On March 19, according to The Washington Post: The Pentagon is seeking a budget request of over $200 billion for the war in Iraq. (Jinshi)

[Market news: The Pentagon is seeking a budget request of over $200 billion for the war in Iraq.]On March 19, according to The Washington Post: The Pentagon is seeking a budget request of over $200 billion for the war in Iraq. (Jinshi)

Market news: The Pentagon is seeking a budget request of over $200 billion for the war in Iraq.

On March 19, just one day after resigning, former U.S. Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent stated in an interview that there is no intelligence indicating that Iran will launch a large-scale surprise attack similar to the "9/11" or Pearl Harbor incidents. Kent said, "Going back to our understanding of Iran—they have always been very, very cautious when escalating confrontations." He also mentioned that he believes Israel feels emboldened to take military action, confident that the U.S. will have to respond. "Israel believes that no matter what actions they take or what situations they face, they can push forward with this action, and we can only respond. This reflects the relationship between the two sides and shows the lobbying forces pushing us toward war." Kent announced on Tuesday that he had submitted his resignation due to differences with the government regarding the issue of war with Iran. The White House has previously cited Iran's "imminent nuclear threat" as a justification for potential strikes against the country.

[Former Director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center reiterates the lack of intelligence basis for going to war with Iran.]On March 19, just one day after resigning, former U.S. Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent stated in an interview that there is no intelligence indicating that Iran will launch a large-scale surprise attack similar to the "9/11" or Pearl Harbor incidents. Kent said, "Going back to our understanding of Iran—they have always been very, very cautious when escalating confrontations." He also mentioned that he believes Israel feels emboldened to take military action, confident that the U.S. will have to respond. "Israel believes that no matter what actions they take or what situations they face, they can push forward with this action, and we can only respond. This reflects the relationship between the two sides and shows the lobbying forces pushing us toward war." Kent announced on Tuesday that he had submitted his resignation due to differences with the government regarding the issue of war with Iran. The White House has previously cited Iran's "imminent nuclear threat" as a justification for potential strikes against the country.

Former Director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center reiterates the lack of intelligence basis for going to war with Iran.

On March 19, according to AXIOS, Elon Musk is in settlement negotiations with the SEC regarding his failure to disclose his purchase of Twitter stock before making a takeover bid in April 2022, as stated in a court filing by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Reports indicate that bankers at SpaceX hope to resolve this matter before potentially launching the largest IPO in history. According to regulations, investors who acquire 5% or more of a publicly traded company’s shares must disclose their ownership within 10 days of the purchase. However, Musk disclosed his holdings 21 days after reaching that threshold. He also submitted a "13G" form applicable to passive investors instead of the "13D" form intended for activist investors, including those planning to make a takeover bid. Musk's lawyers informed the court earlier this month that, at least to some extent, these settlement negotiations were conducted without the involvement of the SEC enforcement attorneys responsible for the case.

[Musk plans to settle with the SEC over Twitter stock disclosure issues to pave the way for a SpaceX IPO.]On March 19, according to AXIOS, Elon Musk is in settlement negotiations with the SEC regarding his failure to disclose his purchase of Twitter stock before making a takeover bid in April 2022, as stated in a court filing by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Reports indicate that bankers at SpaceX hope to resolve this matter before potentially launching the largest IPO in history. According to regulations, investors who acquire 5% or more of a publicly traded company’s shares must disclose their ownership within 10 days of the purchase. However, Musk disclosed his holdings 21 days after reaching that threshold. He also submitted a "13G" form applicable to passive investors instead of the "13D" form intended for activist investors, including those planning to make a takeover bid. Musk's lawyers informed the court earlier this month that, at least to some extent, these settlement negotiations were conducted without the involvement of the SEC enforcement attorneys responsible for the case.

Musk plans to settle with the SEC over Twitter stock disclosure issues to pave the way for a SpaceX IPO.

The Algorand Foundation has laid off 25% of its staff, according to a statement released on Wednesday. The foundation announced on X, "This was not a decision made lightly, but rather in response to an uncertain global macro environment and a general downturn in the crypto market."

The Algorand Foundation is one of the organizations responsible for managing the Algorand Layer 1 blockchain. According to LinkedIn data, the non-profit organization has fewer than 200 employees.

[The Algorand Foundation is laying off 25% of its staff, citing global macroeconomic uncertainty and a downturn in the cryptocurrency market.]The Algorand Foundation has laid off 25% of its staff, according to a statement released on Wednesday. The foundation announced on X, "This was not a decision made lightly, but rather in response to an uncertain global macro environment and a general downturn in the crypto market."

The Algorand Foundation is one of the organizations responsible for managing the Algorand Layer 1 blockchain. According to LinkedIn data, the non-profit organization has fewer than 200 employees.

The Algorand Foundation is laying off 25% of its staff, citing global macroeconomic uncertainty and a downturn in the cryptocurrency market.

According to Custodia, a cryptocurrency-friendly bank, they have started offering USD deposit and US government money market fund services in some states of the United States. This service is currently only available to corporate customers in the United States. Custodia also added that they have not yet been authorized to operate in all states in the United States. In addition, their Bitcoin custody service will be launched soon.

[Crypto-friendly bank Custodia: Already providing U.S. dollar deposits and U.S. government money market fund services in some U.S. states]According to Custodia, a cryptocurrency-friendly bank, they have started offering USD deposit and US government money market fund services in some states of the United States. This service is currently only available to corporate customers in the United States. Custodia also added that they have not yet been authorized to operate in all states in the United States. In addition, their Bitcoin custody service will be launched soon.

Crypto-friendly bank Custodia: Already providing U.S. dollar deposits and U.S. government money market fund services in some U.S. states

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