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On March 24, the White House stated on March 23 local time that it would not confirm whether U.S. officials would hold further talks with Iran or intermediaries this week. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that related diplomatic discussions are sensitive matters and will not be communicated through the media, and the situation is still evolving. (CCTV News)

[White House: No confirmation on talks with Iran this week]On March 24, the White House stated on March 23 local time that it would not confirm whether U.S. officials would hold further talks with Iran or intermediaries this week. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that related diplomatic discussions are sensitive matters and will not be communicated through the media, and the situation is still evolving. (CCTV News)

White House: No confirmation on talks with Iran this week

On March 24, the Trump administration is secretly assessing the possibility of Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf as a potential partner, and even a future leader of Iran. This marks a shift in Trump's strategy from military pressure to ending the war through negotiation. Ghalibaf, 64, has repeatedly threatened retaliation against the United States and its allies. However, according to two government officials, at least some within the White House believe he is a viable partner who could lead Iran in the next phase of the conflict and negotiate with the Trump administration. "He's a good option," one government official said, emphasizing that no decision has been made. "He's one of the highest-level people. But we have to test them, we can't rush."

Ghalibaf denied any negotiations with the US on Monday, but government officials dismissed his comments as a domestic political stance. "We are in a testing phase, trying to figure out who can rise, who wants to rise, who is trying to rise," the official said. "When someone rises, we will test them quickly, and if they are too aggressive, we will eliminate them." (Politico)

[US Media: Trump Administration Assesses Supporting Iranian Parliament Speaker as Potential Leader]On March 24, the Trump administration is secretly assessing the possibility of Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf as a potential partner, and even a future leader of Iran. This marks a shift in Trump's strategy from military pressure to ending the war through negotiation. Ghalibaf, 64, has repeatedly threatened retaliation against the United States and its allies. However, according to two government officials, at least some within the White House believe he is a viable partner who could lead Iran in the next phase of the conflict and negotiate with the Trump administration. "He's a good option," one government official said, emphasizing that no decision has been made. "He's one of the highest-level people. But we have to test them, we can't rush."

Ghalibaf denied any negotiations with the US on Monday, but government officials dismissed his comments as a domestic political stance. "We are in a testing phase, trying to figure out who can rise, who wants to rise, who is trying to rise," the official said. "When someone rises, we will test them quickly, and if they are too aggressive, we will eliminate them." (Politico)

US Media: Trump Administration Assesses Supporting Iranian Parliament Speaker as Potential Leader

On March 24, according to CME's "FedWatch": The probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 7.2%, while the probability of maintaining the current interest rate remains unchanged at 92.8%. By June, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate hike by the Federal Reserve is 9.1%, a cumulative 50 basis point rate hike is 0.2%, and the probability of maintaining the current interest rate remains unchanged at 90.7%.

[Fed Rate Unchanged in April Probability at 92.8%]On March 24, according to CME's "FedWatch": The probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 7.2%, while the probability of maintaining the current interest rate remains unchanged at 92.8%. By June, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate hike by the Federal Reserve is 9.1%, a cumulative 50 basis point rate hike is 0.2%, and the probability of maintaining the current interest rate remains unchanged at 90.7%.

Fed Rate Unchanged in April Probability at 92.8%

On March 24th, according to foreign media citing sources, within 48 hours prior to the joint US-Israeli action against Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had a phone call with US President Trump, strongly advocating for a joint assassination of former Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei. Netanyahu stated that this might be the best opportunity to assassinate Khamenei and retaliate for Iran's alleged assassination plot against Trump.

[Israel Pushed for Assassination of Khamenei in Pre-Strike Talks with US]On March 24th, according to foreign media citing sources, within 48 hours prior to the joint US-Israeli action against Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had a phone call with US President Trump, strongly advocating for a joint assassination of former Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei. Netanyahu stated that this might be the best opportunity to assassinate Khamenei and retaliate for Iran's alleged assassination plot against Trump.

Israel Pushed for Assassination of Khamenei in Pre-Strike Talks with US

March 24th report: According to The New York Times, US Department of Defense officials have stated that senior military officials are considering deploying a combat brigade from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division, along with some of the division's headquarters staff, to support US military operations in Iran. Officials described these military actions as prudent planning and noted that neither the Department of Defense nor US Central Command has issued any orders. The combat force would come from the 82nd Airborne Division's "Ready First Brigade," a unit of approximately 3,000 soldiers capable of deploying anywhere in the world within 18 hours. This force could be used to seize Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export hub. Another possibility being considered is the deployment of approximately 2,500 soldiers from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is en route to the region, should President Trump authorize US forces to seize the island.

[US Military Considers Deploying Airborne Troops to Iran, Potentially for Kharg Island Seizure]March 24th report: According to The New York Times, US Department of Defense officials have stated that senior military officials are considering deploying a combat brigade from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division, along with some of the division's headquarters staff, to support US military operations in Iran. Officials described these military actions as prudent planning and noted that neither the Department of Defense nor US Central Command has issued any orders. The combat force would come from the 82nd Airborne Division's "Ready First Brigade," a unit of approximately 3,000 soldiers capable of deploying anywhere in the world within 18 hours. This force could be used to seize Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export hub. Another possibility being considered is the deployment of approximately 2,500 soldiers from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is en route to the region, should President Trump authorize US forces to seize the island.

US Military Considers Deploying Airborne Troops to Iran, Potentially for Kharg Island Seizure

On March 24, European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane stated that Europe's reliance on bank financing is hindering its innovative development centered around artificial intelligence. Lane indicated that this is also why governments must urgently advance a long-term vision for a savings and investment union. This adds weight to the argument for strengthening closer cooperation among the 27 EU member states. Lane pointed out, "The euro area's bank-centric financial system is not a good match for the scale and nature of artificial intelligence opportunities. Bank-based financing is structurally less suited for intangible, long-term investments, while alternative channels such as venture capital and private credit are too weak in the euro area." He stated that it is necessary to establish a "deeper, more integrated capital market that can broaden the investor base for intangible asset-intensive projects, promote cross-border risk sharing, and reduce the demand for bank financing."

[ECB Chief Economist: European Financial System Unsuited for AI Era]On March 24, European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane stated that Europe's reliance on bank financing is hindering its innovative development centered around artificial intelligence. Lane indicated that this is also why governments must urgently advance a long-term vision for a savings and investment union. This adds weight to the argument for strengthening closer cooperation among the 27 EU member states. Lane pointed out, "The euro area's bank-centric financial system is not a good match for the scale and nature of artificial intelligence opportunities. Bank-based financing is structurally less suited for intangible, long-term investments, while alternative channels such as venture capital and private credit are too weak in the euro area." He stated that it is necessary to establish a "deeper, more integrated capital market that can broaden the investor base for intangible asset-intensive projects, promote cross-border risk sharing, and reduce the demand for bank financing."

ECB Chief Economist: European Financial System Unsuited for AI Era

On March 24, a Trump administration official stated that the United States plans to contribute $250 million to an investment group that will finance energy and critical mineral supply chain projects. U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Jacob Helberg, announced on Monday that the U.S. will manage these funds and seek commitments of up to $1 trillion from sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors. He indicated that other participants would include SoftBank Group, Temasek Holdings, and the wealth fund of Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company. Helberg stated that the group's primary investment focus will be to secure energy and rare earth elements for the U.S. and its allies, particularly in areas of "mineral security, logistics, and potential energy security infrastructure." He added that the U.S. and these institutional investors will review project lists.

[US Proposes $250 Million Investment for Energy and Critical Minerals Alliance]On March 24, a Trump administration official stated that the United States plans to contribute $250 million to an investment group that will finance energy and critical mineral supply chain projects. U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Jacob Helberg, announced on Monday that the U.S. will manage these funds and seek commitments of up to $1 trillion from sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors. He indicated that other participants would include SoftBank Group, Temasek Holdings, and the wealth fund of Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company. Helberg stated that the group's primary investment focus will be to secure energy and rare earth elements for the U.S. and its allies, particularly in areas of "mineral security, logistics, and potential energy security infrastructure." He added that the U.S. and these institutional investors will review project lists.

US Proposes $250 Million Investment for Energy and Critical Minerals Alliance

On March 24, senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei stated that the war will continue until all losses are compensated, all economic sanctions are lifted, and it is ensured that the United States will not interfere in Iran's affairs. This is the decision of our nation, our leadership, and our armed forces. If our infrastructure is attacked, it will no longer be 'an eye for an eye' – but 'an eye for a head'; you will be paralyzed.

[Iran Official: War to Continue Until Losses Compensated]On March 24, senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei stated that the war will continue until all losses are compensated, all economic sanctions are lifted, and it is ensured that the United States will not interfere in Iran's affairs. This is the decision of our nation, our leadership, and our armed forces. If our infrastructure is attacked, it will no longer be 'an eye for an eye' – but 'an eye for a head'; you will be paralyzed.

Iran Official: War to Continue Until Losses Compensated

On the 23rd local time, a senior Iranian official stated that US President Trump has no right to set conditions or deadlines for negotiations. The official said that messages have been exchanged between Iran and the United States through Egypt and Turkey, aiming to ease tensions. However, the US has not yet accepted Iran's two core conditions: compensation for damages and acknowledgment of violations against Iran. The official also stated that the issues of closing the Strait of Hormuz and laying mines are still among Iran's prepared options for responding to potential actions. On the 23rd, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Abbas Mousavi said that Iran has received messages from some friendly countries in recent days regarding the US's request to end the war through negotiation. Iran has responded appropriately based on its principled stance and has not held any negotiations with the United States. (CCTV)

[Iran: Messages Exchanged with US via Egypt and Turkey]On the 23rd local time, a senior Iranian official stated that US President Trump has no right to set conditions or deadlines for negotiations. The official said that messages have been exchanged between Iran and the United States through Egypt and Turkey, aiming to ease tensions. However, the US has not yet accepted Iran's two core conditions: compensation for damages and acknowledgment of violations against Iran. The official also stated that the issues of closing the Strait of Hormuz and laying mines are still among Iran's prepared options for responding to potential actions. On the 23rd, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Abbas Mousavi said that Iran has received messages from some friendly countries in recent days regarding the US's request to end the war through negotiation. Iran has responded appropriately based on its principled stance and has not held any negotiations with the United States. (CCTV)

Iran: Messages Exchanged with US via Egypt and Turkey

According to Lookonchain monitoring, Andrew Kang has been long on BTC, ETH, and ARB multiple times since August 18. Due to using 100x leverage, he has been liquidated 14 times, resulting in a loss of $432,000.

[Andrew Kang Has Been Long With 100 Times Leverage Many Times Since August 18, and Has Been Liquidated 14 Times, With a Loss of 432,000 US Dollars]According to Lookonchain monitoring, Andrew Kang has been long on BTC, ETH, and ARB multiple times since August 18. Due to using 100x leverage, he has been liquidated 14 times, resulting in a loss of $432,000.

Andrew Kang Has Been Long With 100 Times Leverage Many Times Since August 18, and Has Been Liquidated 14 Times, With a Loss of 432,000 US Dollars

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