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On March 20th, Kalshi raised approximately $1 billion at a valuation of $22 billion.

[Kalshi Raises $1 Billion at $22 Billion Valuation]On March 20th, Kalshi raised approximately $1 billion at a valuation of $22 billion.

Kalshi Raises $1 Billion at $22 Billion Valuation

On March 20th, non-US currencies strengthened across the board, with the US dollar index falling over 1% by Thursday's New York close under pressure. This week marked a rare "super central bank week" with policy meetings held by the central banks of the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Eurozone, alongside several emerging economies. On Wednesday, both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada decided to keep interest rates unchanged. On Thursday, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the central banks of Switzerland and Sweden made similar decisions. These central banks explicitly stated they would remain vigilant, concerned that rising energy prices could trigger a wave of inflation across broader economic sectors. Even the Central Bank of Brazil, which has the highest interest rate among major economies, opted for a modest 25 basis point cut to its benchmark rate, bringing it to 14.75%, falling short of market expectations for a 50 basis point reduction. "The escalation in Iran seems to be a turning point for the market, as the conflict is no longer just about military headlines or the Strait of Hormuz blockade," said Haru Chanana, Chief Investment Strategist at Saxo Bank in Singapore. "It is now hitting the jugular of the global energy system. What is unsettling the market right now is the increasing risk of stagflation."

[Global Central Banks on Alert for Inflation Rebound; Dollar Drops Over 1%]On March 20th, non-US currencies strengthened across the board, with the US dollar index falling over 1% by Thursday's New York close under pressure. This week marked a rare "super central bank week" with policy meetings held by the central banks of the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Eurozone, alongside several emerging economies. On Wednesday, both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada decided to keep interest rates unchanged. On Thursday, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the central banks of Switzerland and Sweden made similar decisions. These central banks explicitly stated they would remain vigilant, concerned that rising energy prices could trigger a wave of inflation across broader economic sectors. Even the Central Bank of Brazil, which has the highest interest rate among major economies, opted for a modest 25 basis point cut to its benchmark rate, bringing it to 14.75%, falling short of market expectations for a 50 basis point reduction. "The escalation in Iran seems to be a turning point for the market, as the conflict is no longer just about military headlines or the Strait of Hormuz blockade," said Haru Chanana, Chief Investment Strategist at Saxo Bank in Singapore. "It is now hitting the jugular of the global energy system. What is unsettling the market right now is the increasing risk of stagflation."

Global Central Banks on Alert for Inflation Rebound; Dollar Drops Over 1%

A JPMorgan report indicates that Hyperliquid, a DEX platform built on its own L1 public chain, has recently seen a surge in activity as traders seek round-the-clock exposure to oil trading. During the weekend of mid-month when tensions in Iran escalated, its WTI crude oil perpetual contract trading volume peaked at $1.7 billion, with open interest around $300 million, making it the platform's third-largest trading product, trailing only Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Analysts point out that the contract, which offers USDC margin and up to 20x leverage, attracted non-crypto investors looking to trade during the weekend when traditional markets are closed. Hyperliquid is known to employ an on-chain limit order book and sub-second finality, offering professional trading functionalities and is expected to continue capturing demand from traditional market gaps.

[JPMorgan: Hyperliquid Crude Oil Contracts Saw Weekend Trading Volume Surge to $1.7 Billion as Non-Crypto Investors Flooded In]A JPMorgan report indicates that Hyperliquid, a DEX platform built on its own L1 public chain, has recently seen a surge in activity as traders seek round-the-clock exposure to oil trading. During the weekend of mid-month when tensions in Iran escalated, its WTI crude oil perpetual contract trading volume peaked at $1.7 billion, with open interest around $300 million, making it the platform's third-largest trading product, trailing only Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Analysts point out that the contract, which offers USDC margin and up to 20x leverage, attracted non-crypto investors looking to trade during the weekend when traditional markets are closed. Hyperliquid is known to employ an on-chain limit order book and sub-second finality, offering professional trading functionalities and is expected to continue capturing demand from traditional market gaps.

JPMorgan: Hyperliquid Crude Oil Contracts Saw Weekend Trading Volume Surge to $1.7 Billion as Non-Crypto Investors Flooded In

On March 20th, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in response to how Anthropic could have better handled contract negotiations with the Pentagon, stated that tech industry leaders need to be cautious when discussing artificial intelligence to avoid causing public panic. Huang said, "We want to remind people of the potential risks of this technology." "Reminders are good, but creating panic is not, because this technology is too important to us." Huang believes the biggest national security risk facing the United States in the field of artificial intelligence lies in the US public falling behind competitors in adopting this technology due to anger, fear, or paranoia. Anthropic, a key customer of Nvidia, insisted in its contract terms that its products not be used for surveillance of Americans or for fully autonomous weapons. The Trump administration therefore identified Anthropic as a supply chain risk and moved to exclude it from various government projects.

[Nvidia CEO Huang: AI Risks Need Caution, Not Public Panic]On March 20th, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in response to how Anthropic could have better handled contract negotiations with the Pentagon, stated that tech industry leaders need to be cautious when discussing artificial intelligence to avoid causing public panic. Huang said, "We want to remind people of the potential risks of this technology." "Reminders are good, but creating panic is not, because this technology is too important to us." Huang believes the biggest national security risk facing the United States in the field of artificial intelligence lies in the US public falling behind competitors in adopting this technology due to anger, fear, or paranoia. Anthropic, a key customer of Nvidia, insisted in its contract terms that its products not be used for surveillance of Americans or for fully autonomous weapons. The Trump administration therefore identified Anthropic as a supply chain risk and moved to exclude it from various government projects.

Nvidia CEO Huang: AI Risks Need Caution, Not Public Panic

On March 20, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at a press conference on the 19th, in response to media questions, that Israel "independently" carried out airstrikes on Iranian gas fields and that Israel would "comply" with the request from U.S. President Trump to "pause" subsequent airstrikes on energy facilities. Earlier that day, Trump stated at the White House, in response to media questions, that he had informed Netanyahu not to attack energy facilities within Iran. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Netanyahu: Israel to 'Pause' Airstrikes on Iranian Energy Facilities]On March 20, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at a press conference on the 19th, in response to media questions, that Israel "independently" carried out airstrikes on Iranian gas fields and that Israel would "comply" with the request from U.S. President Trump to "pause" subsequent airstrikes on energy facilities. Earlier that day, Trump stated at the White House, in response to media questions, that he had informed Netanyahu not to attack energy facilities within Iran. (Xinhua News Agency)

Netanyahu: Israel to 'Pause' Airstrikes on Iranian Energy Facilities

On March 20th, late on the evening of March 19th local time, and early this morning (March 20th) Beijing time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at a press conference that after 20 days of airstrikes by Israel and the United States, Iran no longer possesses the capability for uranium enrichment or the production of ballistic missiles. However, military operations against Iran will continue until the necessary moment.

[Israeli PM Vows to Continue Attacks on Iran Until Necessary]On March 20th, late on the evening of March 19th local time, and early this morning (March 20th) Beijing time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at a press conference that after 20 days of airstrikes by Israel and the United States, Iran no longer possesses the capability for uranium enrichment or the production of ballistic missiles. However, military operations against Iran will continue until the necessary moment.

Israeli PM Vows to Continue Attacks on Iran Until Necessary

Major US stock indices closed lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 0.44%, the Nasdaq Composite down 0.28%, and the S&P 500 index declining 0.27%.

[Major US Stock Indices Close Lower]Major US stock indices closed lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 0.44%, the Nasdaq Composite down 0.28%, and the S&P 500 index declining 0.27%.

Major US Stock Indices Close Lower

On March 20, the US Department of the Treasury announced the issuance of a new Russia-related general license. It states that it will permit the delivery and sale of Russian crude oil and petroleum products that were loaded onto vessels before March 12. This authorization will remain in effect until April 11, 2026, at 00:01 Eastern Time.

[US Eases Sanctions on Russian Oil Again]On March 20, the US Department of the Treasury announced the issuance of a new Russia-related general license. It states that it will permit the delivery and sale of Russian crude oil and petroleum products that were loaded onto vessels before March 12. This authorization will remain in effect until April 11, 2026, at 00:01 Eastern Time.

US Eases Sanctions on Russian Oil Again

On March 20th, it was learned from the Israeli side on the 19th that Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi stated in an internal discussion that Israel's military operations against Iran are "not even halfway through." At the same time, senior Israeli military officials also hinted that there is currently no timetable for ending the war. It is reported that, according to assessments presented in recent high-level consultations, the Israeli military leadership unanimously opposes stopping operations at this stage. Israeli security officials are concerned that although recent strikes have significantly weakened Iran's ability to launch ballistic missiles, ending the military operation now could lead to a resurgence of fighting within months. (CCTV News)

[IDF Chief of Staff: Israeli Military Operations Against Iran 'Not Even Halfway Through']On March 20th, it was learned from the Israeli side on the 19th that Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi stated in an internal discussion that Israel's military operations against Iran are "not even halfway through." At the same time, senior Israeli military officials also hinted that there is currently no timetable for ending the war. It is reported that, according to assessments presented in recent high-level consultations, the Israeli military leadership unanimously opposes stopping operations at this stage. Israeli security officials are concerned that although recent strikes have significantly weakened Iran's ability to launch ballistic missiles, ending the military operation now could lead to a resurgence of fighting within months. (CCTV News)

IDF Chief of Staff: Israeli Military Operations Against Iran 'Not Even Halfway Through'

Judge Martin Glenn ruled on Friday that he had no authority to send a subpoena to Kyle Davies, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, because Davies was no longer a US citizen at the time the subpoena was issued by the New York bankruptcy court. Therefore, Davies is exempt from the huge fines. The liquidator of Three Arrows Capital had previously hoped that the judge would find Davies guilty of contempt of court and impose a fine of $10,000 per day until he responded to the subpoena or handed over documents. <br>

[Three Arrows Partner Kyle Davies Exempted from Hefty Fine for Non-U.S. Citizenship]Judge Martin Glenn ruled on Friday that he had no authority to send a subpoena to Kyle Davies, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, because Davies was no longer a US citizen at the time the subpoena was issued by the New York bankruptcy court. Therefore, Davies is exempt from the huge fines. The liquidator of Three Arrows Capital had previously hoped that the judge would find Davies guilty of contempt of court and impose a fine of $10,000 per day until he responded to the subpoena or handed over documents. <br>

Three Arrows Partner Kyle Davies Exempted from Hefty Fine for Non-U.S. Citizenship

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