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on March 13, a reporter from the Central Radio and Television Station learned from Iran on March 12 local time that an Il-76 transport aircraft belonging to the Russian Federation Emergency Situations Ministry provided humanitarian aid to Iran. It is reported that the aircraft transported more than 13 tons of medicine to Azerbaijan, and the related medicines will be subsequently transferred to Iran by Azerbaijan. (CCTV International News)

[Russia provides humanitarian aid to Iran]on March 13, a reporter from the Central Radio and Television Station learned from Iran on March 12 local time that an Il-76 transport aircraft belonging to the Russian Federation Emergency Situations Ministry provided humanitarian aid to Iran. It is reported that the aircraft transported more than 13 tons of medicine to Azerbaijan, and the related medicines will be subsequently transferred to Iran by Azerbaijan. (CCTV International News)

Russia provides humanitarian aid to Iran

&nbsp;on March 13, the U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday reduced the auction size of its shortest-term Treasury bill for the first time since November, marking the beginning of a reduction in issuance ahead of the April income tax filing deadline. The U.S. Treasury stated that it plans to issue $85 billion of 6-week Treasury bills on Tuesday, a decrease of $5 billion from the previous issuance of the same term. At the same time, it will issue $50 billion of 52-week Treasury bills on Tuesday, with the size unchanged. The U.S. Treasury also announced that it will issue $88 billion of 3-month Treasury bills on Monday, with the size unchanged; and $79 billion of 6-month Treasury bills on Monday, also unchanged from before. Earlier this week, the U.S. Treasury had announced a reduction in the issuance of 4-week and 8-week Treasury bills.

[The U.S. Treasury Department has reduced the issuance of six-cycle Treasury bills for the first time since November.]&nbsp;on March 13, the U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday reduced the auction size of its shortest-term Treasury bill for the first time since November, marking the beginning of a reduction in issuance ahead of the April income tax filing deadline. The U.S. Treasury stated that it plans to issue $85 billion of 6-week Treasury bills on Tuesday, a decrease of $5 billion from the previous issuance of the same term. At the same time, it will issue $50 billion of 52-week Treasury bills on Tuesday, with the size unchanged. The U.S. Treasury also announced that it will issue $88 billion of 3-month Treasury bills on Monday, with the size unchanged; and $79 billion of 6-month Treasury bills on Monday, also unchanged from before. Earlier this week, the U.S. Treasury had announced a reduction in the issuance of 4-week and 8-week Treasury bills.

The U.S. Treasury Department has reduced the issuance of six-cycle Treasury bills for the first time since November.

&nbsp;according to AFP: The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister stated that Iran has not laid mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

[Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: Iran has not laid mines in the Strait of Hormuz]&nbsp;according to AFP: The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister stated that Iran has not laid mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: Iran has not laid mines in the Strait of Hormuz

on March 12, "BTC OG insider whale" agent Garrett Jin posted on the X platform stating, "Oil prices have already broken through. The US Dollar Index (DXY) is also approaching a critical level. If risk assets finally begin a sharp repricing, I am not surprised at all. Stay cautious."

[Agent of "BTC OG Insider Whale": Oil Price Breakout May Lead to Dramatic Repricing of Risk Assets]on March 12, "BTC OG insider whale" agent Garrett Jin posted on the X platform stating, "Oil prices have already broken through. The US Dollar Index (DXY) is also approaching a critical level. If risk assets finally begin a sharp repricing, I am not surprised at all. Stay cautious."

Agent of "BTC OG Insider Whale": Oil Price Breakout May Lead to Dramatic Repricing of Risk Assets

btw Surges 20.14% in 24H, Currently at 0.021683 USDT

【btw currently trades at 0.021683 USDT, up 20.14% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】btw Surges 20.14% in 24H, Currently at 0.021683 USDT

btw currently trades at 0.021683 USDT, up 20.14% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

opn Surges 10.20% in 24H, Currently at 0.3208 USDT

【opn currently trades at 0.3208 USDT, up 10.20% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】opn Surges 10.20% in 24H, Currently at 0.3208 USDT

opn currently trades at 0.3208 USDT, up 10.20% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

on March 12, Michelle Bowman, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, stated on Thursday that after revising a comprehensive bank capital rule, capital requirements for large banks will slightly decrease. This is seen as a major victory for Wall Street banks, which had previously successfully resisted proposals to raise capital requirements in the early drafts. Bowman outlined adjustments to the Basel Accord and the Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIB) surcharge. These rules determine how much money banks need to set aside to absorb potential losses. She said that through a "reasonable calibration" of existing rules, overall capital requirements for large banks will "slightly decrease." She added that these adjustments will eliminate overlapping regulatory standards and better align capital requirements with the actual risks of banks, while noting that the practice of continuously increasing banks' loss-absorbing capital in recent years has been misguided.

[Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Plans to slightly lower capital requirements for large banks]on March 12, Michelle Bowman, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, stated on Thursday that after revising a comprehensive bank capital rule, capital requirements for large banks will slightly decrease. This is seen as a major victory for Wall Street banks, which had previously successfully resisted proposals to raise capital requirements in the early drafts. Bowman outlined adjustments to the Basel Accord and the Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIB) surcharge. These rules determine how much money banks need to set aside to absorb potential losses. She said that through a "reasonable calibration" of existing rules, overall capital requirements for large banks will "slightly decrease." She added that these adjustments will eliminate overlapping regulatory standards and better align capital requirements with the actual risks of banks, while noting that the practice of continuously increasing banks' loss-absorbing capital in recent years has been misguided.

Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Plans to slightly lower capital requirements for large banks

HTX data showed that BTC fell below 70000  USDT and is now at 69999.99 USDT, with a decrease of 0.57% in 24H.

[BTC fell below 70000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC fell below 70000  USDT and is now at 69999.99 USDT, with a decrease of 0.57% in 24H.

BTC fell below 70000  USDT

esp Hits New High of 0.1012 USDT, Up 3.69% in 24H

【esp soared to 0.104 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 3.69%. It currently trades at 0.1012 USDT on HTX.】esp Hits New High of 0.1012 USDT, Up 3.69% in 24H

esp soared to 0.104 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 3.69%. It currently trades at 0.1012 USDT on HTX.

According to Coindesk, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong indicated that the crypto exchange would consider moving away from the U.S. if the regulatory environment for the industry does not become clearer. "Anything is on the table, including relocating or whatever is necessary" he said after former U.K. Chancellor George Osbourne asked whether he could see Coinbase leaving the U.S. at Fintech Week in London. "I think the U.S. has the potential to be an important market for crypto, but right now we are not seeing that regulatory clarity that we need," he said. "I think in a number of years if we don't see that regulatory clarity emerge in the U.S. we may have to consider investing more elsewhere in the world."

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【Coinbase Could Move Away From U.S. if No Regulatory Clarity: CEO Brian Armstrong】According to Coindesk, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong indicated that the crypto exchange would consider moving away from the U.S. if the regulatory environment for the industry does not become clearer. "Anything is on the table, including relocating or whatever is necessary" he said after former U.K. Chancellor George Osbourne asked whether he could see Coinbase leaving the U.S. at Fintech Week in London. "I think the U.S. has the potential to be an important market for crypto, but right now we are not seeing that regulatory clarity that we need," he said. "I think in a number of years if we don't see that regulatory clarity emerge in the U.S. we may have to consider investing more elsewhere in the world."

Coinbase Could Move Away From U.S. if No Regulatory Clarity: CEO Brian Armstrong

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TRX fell below 0.29  USDT

White House crypto advisor: Stablecoins compliant with the GENIUS Act may drive net inflows of dollar deposits into the US banking system.

Due to geopolitical tensions, USDC has issued over 2.3 billion coins in the past week.

The main branch of the Bitcoin Core client development team has been merged with the Cluster Mempool update.

21Shares Analyst: Higher CPI Data Already Paid into Bitcoin Price

Coinbase Could Move Away From U.S. if No Regulatory Clarity: CEO Brian Armstrong

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