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law enforcement agencies from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada have jointly launched a multinational operation named "Operation Atlantic," focusing on combating "approval-phishing" scams targeting crypto users. The Ontario Securities Commission stated that these scams typically involve pop-ups and prompts disguised as trusted applications or services, guiding users to authorize malicious wallet permissions. Once authorized, attackers can control the wallet and transfer assets. Data shows that crypto scams generated at least approximately $14 billion in on-chain illegal income in 2025, and as more involved wallets are identified, the total scale is expected to approach $17 billion.

[The US, UK, and Canada jointly launched "Operation Atlantic" to combat crypto phishing scams.]law enforcement agencies from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada have jointly launched a multinational operation named "Operation Atlantic," focusing on combating "approval-phishing" scams targeting crypto users. The Ontario Securities Commission stated that these scams typically involve pop-ups and prompts disguised as trusted applications or services, guiding users to authorize malicious wallet permissions. Once authorized, attackers can control the wallet and transfer assets. Data shows that crypto scams generated at least approximately $14 billion in on-chain illegal income in 2025, and as more involved wallets are identified, the total scale is expected to approach $17 billion.

The US, UK, and Canada jointly launched "Operation Atlantic" to combat crypto phishing scams.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has withdrawn the civil enforcement lawsuit against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji. According to a joint filing submitted to the court on March 12, the SEC and Al-Naji agreed to terminate the case proceedings, the case will be permanently closed, and the regulator may not file a lawsuit again on the same charges. The SEC stated that this decision is "based on the specific facts and circumstances of this case." It is reported that the SEC filed a lawsuit against Al-Naji in July 2024, accusing him of telecom fraud through the crypto social network project BitClout (later associated with the decentralized social blockchain DeSo) and selling unregistered securities. It is alleged that he raised about $257 million by selling BitClout's native token BTCLT and is suspected of using over $7 million of investors' funds for personal expenses, including leasing a Beverly Hills mansion.

[The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its lawsuit against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji.]U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has withdrawn the civil enforcement lawsuit against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji. According to a joint filing submitted to the court on March 12, the SEC and Al-Naji agreed to terminate the case proceedings, the case will be permanently closed, and the regulator may not file a lawsuit again on the same charges. The SEC stated that this decision is "based on the specific facts and circumstances of this case." It is reported that the SEC filed a lawsuit against Al-Naji in July 2024, accusing him of telecom fraud through the crypto social network project BitClout (later associated with the decentralized social blockchain DeSo) and selling unregistered securities. It is alleged that he raised about $257 million by selling BitClout's native token BTCLT and is suspected of using over $7 million of investors' funds for personal expenses, including leasing a Beverly Hills mansion.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its lawsuit against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji.

HTX data showed that ETH broke through 2300  USDT and is now at 2300.4 USDT, with a increase of 8.69% in 24H.

[ETH broke through 2300  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH broke through 2300  USDT and is now at 2300.4 USDT, with a increase of 8.69% in 24H.

ETH broke through 2300  USDT

Strategy purchased 22,337 bitcoins last week, totaling approximately 1.57 billion USD, with a unit price of about 70,194 USD. As of March 15, 2026, Strategy holds 761,068 bitcoins, totaling approximately 57.61 billion USD, with a unit price of about 75,696 USD.

[Strategy spent approximately $1.57 billion last week to purchase 22,337 bitcoins.]Strategy purchased 22,337 bitcoins last week, totaling approximately 1.57 billion USD, with a unit price of about 70,194 USD. As of March 15, 2026, Strategy holds 761,068 bitcoins, totaling approximately 57.61 billion USD, with a unit price of about 75,696 USD.

Strategy spent approximately $1.57 billion last week to purchase 22,337 bitcoins.

US Treasury Secretary Janet talks about whether it is possible to intervene in the oil market: has not done so yet. Oil prices may be "well below" $80 within a few months. US Treasury Secretary Janet talks about the Iran issue timeline: I don't know how many more weeks are needed.

[US Treasury Secretary Bessenter: Oil prices could be "well below" $80 within months.]US Treasury Secretary Janet talks about whether it is possible to intervene in the oil market: has not done so yet. Oil prices may be "well below" $80 within a few months. US Treasury Secretary Janet talks about the Iran issue timeline: I don't know how many more weeks are needed.

US Treasury Secretary Bessenter: Oil prices could be "well below" $80 within months.

On March 16, according to Nikkei News, the Japan Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to strengthen penalties and regulations for unregistered cryptocurrency operators. The plan proposes to move crypto asset-related regulations from the "Payment Services Act" to the "Financial Instruments and Exchange Act" to enhance investor protection. For operators selling crypto assets without registration, criminal penalties are proposed to be increased from the current "up to 3 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 3 million yen" to "up to 10 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 10 million yen (or both)."

[Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to severely punish unregistered cryptocurrency sales, with potential prison sentences increasing to up to 10 years.]On March 16, according to Nikkei News, the Japan Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to strengthen penalties and regulations for unregistered cryptocurrency operators. The plan proposes to move crypto asset-related regulations from the "Payment Services Act" to the "Financial Instruments and Exchange Act" to enhance investor protection. For operators selling crypto assets without registration, criminal penalties are proposed to be increased from the current "up to 3 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 3 million yen" to "up to 10 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 10 million yen (or both)."

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to severely punish unregistered cryptocurrency sales, with potential prison sentences increasing to up to 10 years.

aztec Surges 11.35% in 24H, Currently at 0.026781 USDT

【aztec currently trades at 0.026781 USDT, up 11.35% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】aztec Surges 11.35% in 24H, Currently at 0.026781 USDT

aztec currently trades at 0.026781 USDT, up 11.35% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

on March 16, Chris Turner of ING stated that as market focus shifts to the Federal Reserve's meeting, the US dollar may continue to be supported. He wrote that there are no signs of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, and the market seems to want to see ceasefire news before removing the risk premium supporting energy and the US dollar. Until then, market attention will focus on the central bank's response. Turner indicated that there is now a risk that US inflation will rise to 3.5% this summer instead of 2.0%, and the Federal Open Market Committee may question the market's pricing of another rate cut this year. The dot plot may also delay the median expectation of rate cuts to 2027. Investors hope to attempt to judge the peak of the US dollar only after seeing clear evidence of improvement in the conflict. The latest DXY US dollar index is reported at 100.28.

[ING: The US dollar may continue to be supported as markets focus on news from the Federal Reserve and the Middle East.]on March 16, Chris Turner of ING stated that as market focus shifts to the Federal Reserve's meeting, the US dollar may continue to be supported. He wrote that there are no signs of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, and the market seems to want to see ceasefire news before removing the risk premium supporting energy and the US dollar. Until then, market attention will focus on the central bank's response. Turner indicated that there is now a risk that US inflation will rise to 3.5% this summer instead of 2.0%, and the Federal Open Market Committee may question the market's pricing of another rate cut this year. The dot plot may also delay the median expectation of rate cuts to 2027. Investors hope to attempt to judge the peak of the US dollar only after seeing clear evidence of improvement in the conflict. The latest DXY US dollar index is reported at 100.28.

ING: The US dollar may continue to be supported as markets focus on news from the Federal Reserve and the Middle East.

the market shows BTC fell below $73,000, currently at $73,017.51, with a 24-hour increase of 2.04%. The market is volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

[BTC falls below $73,000]the market shows BTC fell below $73,000, currently at $73,017.51, with a 24-hour increase of 2.04%. The market is volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

BTC falls below $73,000

Financial advisers are hesitant to recommend cryptocurrency to clients due to regulatory uncertainty and fear of SEC enforcement. Although many advisers personally invest in crypto, they are restricted from allocating it to client accounts. The lack of regulatory clarity is frustrating for advisers, but the crypto asset class remains a global investment opportunity unaffected by SEC actions.

[Financial Professionals Frustrated with Regulatory Uncertainty Surrounding Crypto, According to Digital Assets Council Founder]Financial advisers are hesitant to recommend cryptocurrency to clients due to regulatory uncertainty and fear of SEC enforcement. Although many advisers personally invest in crypto, they are restricted from allocating it to client accounts. The lack of regulatory clarity is frustrating for advisers, but the crypto asset class remains a global investment opportunity unaffected by SEC actions.

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