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On March 22nd, the Commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Abdolahi, stated today (March 22nd) that Iran's strategic defense of the country has shifted from a defensive to an offensive posture. Abdolahi said that the Iranian Armed Forces are utilizing the capabilities of young scientists to produce and manufacture advanced equipment and weapons, and Iran will create more 'surprises' for its enemies on the battlefield. (CCTV International News)

[Iran's Armed Forces Shift from Defensive to Offensive Stance]On March 22nd, the Commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, Abdolahi, stated today (March 22nd) that Iran's strategic defense of the country has shifted from a defensive to an offensive posture. Abdolahi said that the Iranian Armed Forces are utilizing the capabilities of young scientists to produce and manufacture advanced equipment and weapons, and Iran will create more 'surprises' for its enemies on the battlefield. (CCTV International News)

Iran's Armed Forces Shift from Defensive to Offensive Stance

On March 22, according to EmberCN monitoring, the remaining 36.74 million USR tokens held by the Resolv attacker are still being sold off. However, due to an 88% drop in the USR price, their current value has shrunk to $2.04 million.
The attacker has now converted most of the USR into ETH, having purchased a total of 11,437 ETH to date, valued at $23.84 million.

[Resolv Attacker's Remaining USR Valued at $2.04 Million After Price Drop]On March 22, according to EmberCN monitoring, the remaining 36.74 million USR tokens held by the Resolv attacker are still being sold off. However, due to an 88% drop in the USR price, their current value has shrunk to $2.04 million.
The attacker has now converted most of the USR into ETH, having purchased a total of 11,437 ETH to date, valued at $23.84 million.

Resolv Attacker's Remaining USR Valued at $2.04 Million After Price Drop

On March 22, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin experienced a 2.36% drop in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $69,023. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings currently show an unrealized loss of 8.8%, amounting to approximately $5.08 billion. Previously, Bitcoin briefly surpassed $76,000 on Tuesday, at which point Strategy's Bitcoin holdings had temporarily turned profitable. As of March 15, 2026, Strategy held a total of 761,068 BTC, with a total cost of approximately $57.61 billion, averaging around $75,696 per BTC.

[Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Show 8.8% Unrealized Loss, Approximately $5.08 Billion]On March 22, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin experienced a 2.36% drop in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $69,023. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings currently show an unrealized loss of 8.8%, amounting to approximately $5.08 billion. Previously, Bitcoin briefly surpassed $76,000 on Tuesday, at which point Strategy's Bitcoin holdings had temporarily turned profitable. As of March 15, 2026, Strategy held a total of 761,068 BTC, with a total cost of approximately $57.61 billion, averaging around $75,696 per BTC.

Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Show 8.8% Unrealized Loss, Approximately $5.08 Billion

On March 22nd, data from Coingecko shows that the stablecoin USR has depegged by 93.72%, currently trading at $0.053 USDT.

[Stablecoin USR Depegs by 93.72%, Trading at $0.053 USDT]On March 22nd, data from Coingecko shows that the stablecoin USR has depegged by 93.72%, currently trading at $0.053 USDT.

Stablecoin USR Depegs by 93.72%, Trading at $0.053 USDT

On March 22, according to Bloomberg, a lawsuit filed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's sister accusing him of sexual abuse has been dismissed. U.S. District Judge Zachary Bluestone of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri ruled on Friday that the lawsuit was deemed "time-barred" because the alleged incidents occurred too long ago and were outside the statute of limitations. However, the judge also stated that Ann Altman can amend and refile the complaint. Her lawyer, Ryan Mahoney, said, "The court's ruling addresses only procedural issues and does not affect the substantive merits of the allegations." He added that the court has allowed the parties to submit an amended complaint, which the team will complete as soon as possible and will proceed with discovery as planned. Sam Altman's legal representatives declined to comment. In January 2025, Ann Altman accused Sam Altman of abuse and manipulative behavior during their childhood in Missouri from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. She claimed the alleged abuse began when she was 3 years old and the last incident occurred before she reached adulthood. Sam Altman, on behalf of himself, his mother, and siblings, issued a statement at the time calling the allegations "completely untrue." In March 2025, while denying the accusations, Sam Altman filed a defamation lawsuit against his sister, alleging that her "false statements" had damaged his reputation and caused emotional distress. His lawyers also stated that the lawsuit was filed "for the improper purpose of pressuring him to provide unlimited financial support." In the current ruling, the judge also allowed Sam Altman to proceed with his defamation lawsuit.

[US Court Dismisses Abuse Lawsuit Against Sam Altman]On March 22, according to Bloomberg, a lawsuit filed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's sister accusing him of sexual abuse has been dismissed. U.S. District Judge Zachary Bluestone of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri ruled on Friday that the lawsuit was deemed "time-barred" because the alleged incidents occurred too long ago and were outside the statute of limitations. However, the judge also stated that Ann Altman can amend and refile the complaint. Her lawyer, Ryan Mahoney, said, "The court's ruling addresses only procedural issues and does not affect the substantive merits of the allegations." He added that the court has allowed the parties to submit an amended complaint, which the team will complete as soon as possible and will proceed with discovery as planned. Sam Altman's legal representatives declined to comment. In January 2025, Ann Altman accused Sam Altman of abuse and manipulative behavior during their childhood in Missouri from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. She claimed the alleged abuse began when she was 3 years old and the last incident occurred before she reached adulthood. Sam Altman, on behalf of himself, his mother, and siblings, issued a statement at the time calling the allegations "completely untrue." In March 2025, while denying the accusations, Sam Altman filed a defamation lawsuit against his sister, alleging that her "false statements" had damaged his reputation and caused emotional distress. His lawyers also stated that the lawsuit was filed "for the improper purpose of pressuring him to provide unlimited financial support." In the current ruling, the judge also allowed Sam Altman to proceed with his defamation lawsuit.

US Court Dismisses Abuse Lawsuit Against Sam Altman

On March 22nd, Aave founder Stani.eth posted on the X platform confirming that its protocol has no exposure to Resolv Labs' stablecoin USR. Resolv merely acted as a liquidity provider, supplying its supported assets to the Aave protocol. The relevant assets are currently secure, the underlying assets themselves are unaffected, and Resolv can exit smoothly and has already begun repaying its debts. Furthermore, this incident has no adverse impact on Aave's liquidity providers (LPs) and no impact on the protocol itself.

[Aave Founder: Protocol Has No USR Exposure, No Adverse Impact on LPs]On March 22nd, Aave founder Stani.eth posted on the X platform confirming that its protocol has no exposure to Resolv Labs' stablecoin USR. Resolv merely acted as a liquidity provider, supplying its supported assets to the Aave protocol. The relevant assets are currently secure, the underlying assets themselves are unaffected, and Resolv can exit smoothly and has already begun repaying its debts. Furthermore, this incident has no adverse impact on Aave's liquidity providers (LPs) and no impact on the protocol itself.

Aave Founder: Protocol Has No USR Exposure, No Adverse Impact on LPs

On March 22, according to HTX market information, the decoupling of Resolv's issued stablecoin USR has intensified due to an attack on Resolv, with a 24-hour decline exceeding 95%, currently priced at $0.049. RESOLV has also dropped over 12.3% in the last 24 hours, now quoted at $0.0526. The Resolv team stated a few hours ago that there has been no loss of underlying assets, and the minting attack incident is still under investigation. As of now, the attacker has purchased 11,422 ETH, valued at $23.66 million.

[Resolv's Stablecoin USR Further Decouples, Drops Over 95% to $0.049]On March 22, according to HTX market information, the decoupling of Resolv's issued stablecoin USR has intensified due to an attack on Resolv, with a 24-hour decline exceeding 95%, currently priced at $0.049. RESOLV has also dropped over 12.3% in the last 24 hours, now quoted at $0.0526. The Resolv team stated a few hours ago that there has been no loss of underlying assets, and the minting attack incident is still under investigation. As of now, the attacker has purchased 11,422 ETH, valued at $23.66 million.

Resolv's Stablecoin USR Further Decouples, Drops Over 95% to $0.049

On March 22, according to CoinDesk, Bitcoin miners are currently facing severe cost pressures. Checkonchain's difficulty reversion model shows that as of March 13, the average production cost of Bitcoin was approximately $88,000, while the current Bitcoin price is around $69,200. This gap of nearly $19,000 means that the average miner is losing about 21% on each Bitcoin mined. Cost pressures have been accumulating since October last year when Bitcoin fell from $126,000 to below $70,000, and the war in Iran has further exacerbated the situation. Oil prices breaking $100 per barrel have directly driven up electricity costs for miners, particularly impacting the hash rate for approximately 8% to 10% of global operations that rely on markets sensitive to Middle Eastern energy supplies. Trump's 48-hour ultimatum on Saturday, threatening attacks on Iranian power plants, has added another layer of risk for miners. Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 7.76% to 133.79 T on Saturday, the second-largest drop in 2026, and is currently about 10% lower than at the beginning of the year, far below the historical high of approximately 155 T in November 2025. The total network hash rate has retreated to about 920 EH/s, with the average block time in the previous cycle extending to 12 minutes and 36 seconds. The hash rate price is currently around $33.30 per PH/s/day, close to the break-even point for most mining machines and not far from the historical low of $28 set on February 23. When miners cannot cover their costs, they are forced to sell Bitcoin to maintain operations, further increasing market selling pressure against the backdrop of 43% of Bitcoin supply currently being in a loss state. Listed mining companies such as Marathon Digital and Cipher Mining are responding to the difficulties by diversifying into AI and high-performance computing. The next difficulty adjustment is expected in early April, and according to CoinWarz data, it is projected to continue decreasing.

[Analysis: Bitcoin Mining Costs Hit $88,000, Miners Face $19,000 Loss Per BTC]On March 22, according to CoinDesk, Bitcoin miners are currently facing severe cost pressures. Checkonchain's difficulty reversion model shows that as of March 13, the average production cost of Bitcoin was approximately $88,000, while the current Bitcoin price is around $69,200. This gap of nearly $19,000 means that the average miner is losing about 21% on each Bitcoin mined. Cost pressures have been accumulating since October last year when Bitcoin fell from $126,000 to below $70,000, and the war in Iran has further exacerbated the situation. Oil prices breaking $100 per barrel have directly driven up electricity costs for miners, particularly impacting the hash rate for approximately 8% to 10% of global operations that rely on markets sensitive to Middle Eastern energy supplies. Trump's 48-hour ultimatum on Saturday, threatening attacks on Iranian power plants, has added another layer of risk for miners. Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 7.76% to 133.79 T on Saturday, the second-largest drop in 2026, and is currently about 10% lower than at the beginning of the year, far below the historical high of approximately 155 T in November 2025. The total network hash rate has retreated to about 920 EH/s, with the average block time in the previous cycle extending to 12 minutes and 36 seconds. The hash rate price is currently around $33.30 per PH/s/day, close to the break-even point for most mining machines and not far from the historical low of $28 set on February 23. When miners cannot cover their costs, they are forced to sell Bitcoin to maintain operations, further increasing market selling pressure against the backdrop of 43% of Bitcoin supply currently being in a loss state. Listed mining companies such as Marathon Digital and Cipher Mining are responding to the difficulties by diversifying into AI and high-performance computing. The next difficulty adjustment is expected in early April, and according to CoinWarz data, it is projected to continue decreasing.

Analysis: Bitcoin Mining Costs Hit $88,000, Miners Face $19,000 Loss Per BTC

On March 22nd, Euler Labs announced via X (formerly Twitter) that they have been made aware of the unauthorized minting security incident involving USR, as reported by Resolv. The team is actively investigating the matter. As a precautionary measure, the RLP collateral function within the Euler Yield vault on Arbitrum has been disabled. Additionally, Euler Earn USDC (Arbitrum) has ceased fund allocations to Euler Yield.

Euler Labs stated that these measures are intended to isolate potential risk exposure. The impact of the incident is still being continuously assessed, and further updates will be disclosed in a timely manner.

[Euler Labs Disables RLP Collateral Function Amid USR Exploit Investigation]On March 22nd, Euler Labs announced via X (formerly Twitter) that they have been made aware of the unauthorized minting security incident involving USR, as reported by Resolv. The team is actively investigating the matter. As a precautionary measure, the RLP collateral function within the Euler Yield vault on Arbitrum has been disabled. Additionally, Euler Earn USDC (Arbitrum) has ceased fund allocations to Euler Yield.

Euler Labs stated that these measures are intended to isolate potential risk exposure. The impact of the incident is still being continuously assessed, and further updates will be disclosed in a timely manner.

Euler Labs Disables RLP Collateral Function Amid USR Exploit Investigation

According to TheNationalNews, UAE-based FinTech Pyypl has raised $20 million in a series B funding round and will use the proceeds to expand its financial inclusion plans in the Middle East and Africa.
A diverse group of international investors and 10 existing investors participated in the funding round, Pyypl said on Monday, without disclosing the details of the investors.
“We welcome our new investors and appreciate the further investment from our existing shareholders in support of our financial inclusion journey,” co-founder and chief executive Antti Arponen said.

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【UAE's Pyypl raises $20m to expand financial inclusion in Middle East and Africa】According to TheNationalNews, UAE-based FinTech Pyypl has raised $20 million in a series B funding round and will use the proceeds to expand its financial inclusion plans in the Middle East and Africa.
A diverse group of international investors and 10 existing investors participated in the funding round, Pyypl said on Monday, without disclosing the details of the investors.
“We welcome our new investors and appreciate the further investment from our existing shareholders in support of our financial inclusion journey,” co-founder and chief executive Antti Arponen said.

UAE's Pyypl raises $20m to expand financial inclusion in Middle East and Africa

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