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Utah, USA is preparing to ban prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket. On Wednesday, Utah's HB243 bill (Gambling Amendment) was passed by the Utah House on February 10 and by the Senate on February 27, and has been sent to the governor for signing. The bill defines "special bets" as gambling. Special bets refer to wagers on individual events within a game, such as the performance of a specific athlete or whether a team reaches certain statistics, rather than bets on the final outcome of the game.

[Utah is preparing to ban prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket.]Utah, USA is preparing to ban prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket. On Wednesday, Utah's HB243 bill (Gambling Amendment) was passed by the Utah House on February 10 and by the Senate on February 27, and has been sent to the governor for signing. The bill defines "special bets" as gambling. Special bets refer to wagers on individual events within a game, such as the performance of a specific athlete or whether a team reaches certain statistics, rather than bets on the final outcome of the game.

Utah is preparing to ban prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket.

On March 12, Anthropic appeared on the cover of the latest issue of Time magazine, with CEO Dario Amodei featured in the center of the cover, titled "The War for AI." This is the first time an AI industry company has appeared as a cover story on Time (previously, the 2025 Person of the Year was a group titled "AI Architects"). The report was written by journalists Harry Booth and Billy Perrigo after a three-day on-site interview at Anthropic's headquarters, defining Anthropic as "The Most Disruptive Company in the World."

[Anthropic graces the cover of Time magazine: hailed as "the world's most disruptive company," with a $380 billion valuation surpassing Goldman Sachs and Coca-Cola.]On March 12, Anthropic appeared on the cover of the latest issue of Time magazine, with CEO Dario Amodei featured in the center of the cover, titled "The War for AI." This is the first time an AI industry company has appeared as a cover story on Time (previously, the 2025 Person of the Year was a group titled "AI Architects"). The report was written by journalists Harry Booth and Billy Perrigo after a three-day on-site interview at Anthropic's headquarters, defining Anthropic as "The Most Disruptive Company in the World."

Anthropic graces the cover of Time magazine: hailed as "the world's most disruptive company," with a $380 billion valuation surpassing Goldman Sachs and Coca-Cola.

the market shows BTC breaking through $70,000, currently at $70,003.73, a 24-hour increase of 0.6%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risks accordingly.

[BTC breaks $70,000]the market shows BTC breaking through $70,000, currently at $70,003.73, a 24-hour increase of 0.6%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risks accordingly.

BTC breaks $70,000

kgst Hits New High of 0.01152 USDT, Up 3.88% in 24H

【kgst soared to 0.01152 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 3.88%. It currently trades at 0.01152 USDT on HTX.】kgst Hits New High of 0.01152 USDT, Up 3.88% in 24H

kgst soared to 0.01152 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 3.88%. It currently trades at 0.01152 USDT on HTX.

&nbsp;on March 12, according to a source familiar with the matter who told The Hill on Wednesday, Pentagon officials informed lawmakers at a briefing on Tuesday that the cost of operations in the first six days of the war with Iran exceeded $11.3 billion. According to last week's estimate by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank focused on national security, the first 100 hours of the "Epic Fury Operation" cost about $3.7 billion, which is $891.4 million per day.

[Sources say the Pentagon estimates the war in Iraq cost over $11.3 billion in the first six days.]&nbsp;on March 12, according to a source familiar with the matter who told The Hill on Wednesday, Pentagon officials informed lawmakers at a briefing on Tuesday that the cost of operations in the first six days of the war with Iran exceeded $11.3 billion. According to last week's estimate by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank focused on national security, the first 100 hours of the "Epic Fury Operation" cost about $3.7 billion, which is $891.4 million per day.

Sources say the Pentagon estimates the war in Iraq cost over $11.3 billion in the first six days.

on March 12th, Citibank: As a precautionary measure, all branches and financial centers in the UAE will be closed from March 12th to March 14th. (Jin10)

[Citibank: Will close all branches and financial centers in the UAE]on March 12th, Citibank: As a precautionary measure, all branches and financial centers in the UAE will be closed from March 12th to March 14th. (Jin10)

Citibank: Will close all branches and financial centers in the UAE

March 12 that Tencent's SkillHub was officially launched recently. There are market voices claiming that Tencent is scraping skills from Clawhub and importing them into this platform. Austrian well-known programmer and OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger commented on social media that he once received an email from someone complaining that his rate limiting prevented them from quickly scraping data. "They plagiarize but do not support the project in any way." Tencent has replied under the tweet, stating that SkillHub is just a local mirror site for Chinese users, marking ClawHub as the original source; meanwhile, Tencent distributed 180GB (870,000 downloads) to users in the first week of launch but only pulled about 1GB from the official source, actually helping to share the traffic load for the official site. In addition, team members themselves are contributors to the project's code and PRs and hope to continue supporting the ecosystem. (21 Finance)

[Tencent responds to "plagiarism" accusations from Peter, the father of OpenClaw: We hope to continue supporting the ecosystem.]March 12 that Tencent's SkillHub was officially launched recently. There are market voices claiming that Tencent is scraping skills from Clawhub and importing them into this platform. Austrian well-known programmer and OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger commented on social media that he once received an email from someone complaining that his rate limiting prevented them from quickly scraping data. "They plagiarize but do not support the project in any way." Tencent has replied under the tweet, stating that SkillHub is just a local mirror site for Chinese users, marking ClawHub as the original source; meanwhile, Tencent distributed 180GB (870,000 downloads) to users in the first week of launch but only pulled about 1GB from the official source, actually helping to share the traffic load for the official site. In addition, team members themselves are contributors to the project's code and PRs and hope to continue supporting the ecosystem. (21 Finance)

Tencent responds to "plagiarism" accusations from Peter, the father of OpenClaw: We hope to continue supporting the ecosystem.

on March 12, according to a post by an X user, a large exaggerated bronze "little lobster" suddenly appeared next to the famous Charging Bull statue on Wall Street in New York on March 10 local time. The bull and the lobster were placed facing each other, attracting many passersby to stop, watch, and take photos. Public information shows that this lobster statue was created through a collaboration between an AI company and artist Andrew Logan, who transported the lobster to the site. Its purpose is to throw this "lobster" at Wall Street and pose the question: "Are banks ready to embrace autonomous agents?"

[A giant "lobster" has appeared opposite the famous Charging Bull statue on Wall Street.]on March 12, according to a post by an X user, a large exaggerated bronze "little lobster" suddenly appeared next to the famous Charging Bull statue on Wall Street in New York on March 10 local time. The bull and the lobster were placed facing each other, attracting many passersby to stop, watch, and take photos. Public information shows that this lobster statue was created through a collaboration between an AI company and artist Andrew Logan, who transported the lobster to the site. Its purpose is to throw this "lobster" at Wall Street and pose the question: "Are banks ready to embrace autonomous agents?"

A giant "lobster" has appeared opposite the famous Charging Bull statue on Wall Street.

According to Lookonchain data, today, two giant whales purchased 1.56 trillion PEPE with 1,100 ETH ($2.06 million). yougetnothing.eth spent 600 ETH ($1.12 million) to buy 874 billion PEPE for $0.000001286 about 12 hours ago. About 6 hours ago, 0x4631 spent 500 ETH ($936,000) to purchase 685 billion PEPE for $0.000001366.

[Data: Two Giant Whales Purchased 1.56 Trillion PEPE Today, About $2.06 Million]According to Lookonchain data, today, two giant whales purchased 1.56 trillion PEPE with 1,100 ETH ($2.06 million). yougetnothing.eth spent 600 ETH ($1.12 million) to buy 874 billion PEPE for $0.000001286 about 12 hours ago. About 6 hours ago, 0x4631 spent 500 ETH ($936,000) to purchase 685 billion PEPE for $0.000001366.

Data: Two Giant Whales Purchased 1.56 Trillion PEPE Today, About $2.06 Million

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A preliminary internal investigation by the U.S. military has determined that the attack on the Iranian school was a "mistake".

esp soared to 0.109 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -10.14%. It currently trades at 0.0975 USDT on HTX.

XMR fell below 350  USDT

Germany will release nearly 20 million barrels of oil reserves.

Explosions were heard in southwestern Baghdad, the Iraqi capital.

BTC broke through 71000  USDT

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.

Data: Two Giant Whales Purchased 1.56 Trillion PEPE Today, About $2.06 Million

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