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On March 20th, according to Lookonchain monitoring, billΞ.eth (@0xbilly) sold 5,571 ETH (valued at $11.76 million) 12 hours ago at an average price of $2,111, incurring a loss of $760,000.

[billΞ.eth Sells 5,571 ETH at a Loss]On March 20th, according to Lookonchain monitoring, billΞ.eth (@0xbilly) sold 5,571 ETH (valued at $11.76 million) 12 hours ago at an average price of $2,111, incurring a loss of $760,000.

billΞ.eth Sells 5,571 ETH at a Loss

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 11. Extreme Fear.
Current Price: $70617.25.

[Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 11]Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 11. Extreme Fear.
Current Price: $70617.25.

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 11

On March 20, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the 'Strategy Counterparty' (0x94d) closed all of its $105 million BTC and ETH short positions within the past 8 hours, recording a total profit of approximately $1.75 million. After taking profits, the address immediately opened long positions, with BTC priced around $70,500 at the time. As of the time of reporting, the total position size for BTC and ETH long positions has reached $39.4 million, with an overall slight unrealized loss of about $10,000. This address is known for establishing large short positions in mainstream cryptocurrencies during the period when the publicly listed company MicroStrategy (ticker MSTR) was continuously increasing its BTC holdings significantly, favoring right-side trading to chase trends and capture profits through swing trading.

[Strategy Counterparty Closes BTC and ETH Shorts for $1.75 Million Profit, Opens $39.4 Million Long Position]On March 20, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the 'Strategy Counterparty' (0x94d) closed all of its $105 million BTC and ETH short positions within the past 8 hours, recording a total profit of approximately $1.75 million. After taking profits, the address immediately opened long positions, with BTC priced around $70,500 at the time. As of the time of reporting, the total position size for BTC and ETH long positions has reached $39.4 million, with an overall slight unrealized loss of about $10,000. This address is known for establishing large short positions in mainstream cryptocurrencies during the period when the publicly listed company MicroStrategy (ticker MSTR) was continuously increasing its BTC holdings significantly, favoring right-side trading to chase trends and capture profits through swing trading.

Strategy Counterparty Closes BTC and ETH Shorts for $1.75 Million Profit, Opens $39.4 Million Long Position

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Tencent AI's official X account announced that the desktop AI Agent QClaw has officially opened its public beta, requiring no invitation code. Previously, on March 18th, QClaw had expanded its internal testing scope and upgraded its WeChat mini-program entry. Starting today, it is fully releasing to the public.

[Tencent QClaw Opens Public Beta Without Invitation Code]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Tencent AI's official X account announced that the desktop AI Agent QClaw has officially opened its public beta, requiring no invitation code. Previously, on March 18th, QClaw had expanded its internal testing scope and upgraded its WeChat mini-program entry. Starting today, it is fully releasing to the public.

Tencent QClaw Opens Public Beta Without Invitation Code

On March 20th, according to Lookonchain's monitoring, Mantle's lending market size reached a new historical high of $1.35 billion, ranking third globally.

[Mantle's Lending Market Hits Record $1.35 Billion, Ranks Third Globally]On March 20th, according to Lookonchain's monitoring, Mantle's lending market size reached a new historical high of $1.35 billion, ranking third globally.

Mantle's Lending Market Hits Record $1.35 Billion, Ranks Third Globally

March 20th news: Web3 API platform Uniblock has completed a $5.2 million funding round, bringing its total cumulative funding to $7.5 million. Investors in this round include SBI, AllianceDAO, BFF, and NGC, among others. Previously, Web3 API platform Uniblock announced the completion of a $2.3 million funding round, with participants including Cadenza, Blockchain Founders Fund, Side Door Ventures, AQN, Serafund, and Outsider Ventures.

[Web3 API Platform Uniblock Secures $5.2 Million Funding, Totaling $7.5 Million]March 20th news: Web3 API platform Uniblock has completed a $5.2 million funding round, bringing its total cumulative funding to $7.5 million. Investors in this round include SBI, AllianceDAO, BFF, and NGC, among others. Previously, Web3 API platform Uniblock announced the completion of a $2.3 million funding round, with participants including Cadenza, Blockchain Founders Fund, Side Door Ventures, AQN, Serafund, and Outsider Ventures.

Web3 API Platform Uniblock Secures $5.2 Million Funding, Totaling $7.5 Million

According to PolyBeats monitoring, on the prediction market Polymarket, two high-win-rate addresses have collectively invested $9,700 in a political event prediction. They have bet 'No' on the question of 'Will the US military invade Iran this year?' Currently, the probability of 'No' for this event stands at 40%. The determination of an 'invasion' event differs from 'attacks' or 'US military entry'; the criteria for a US invasion of Iran are met by a military offensive launched by the US aimed at controlling any part of Iranian territory. When asked by reporters today at the White House whether he would send US ground troops to Iran during his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Trump stated, 'I am not putting any troops anywhere.' Trump further emphasized the threat of remote retaliation against Iran for its continued strikes on Qatar. At a Pentagon press conference, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin reiterated the US military's objectives: to destroy Iran's missile launch capabilities, strike its defense industry and navy, and prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. He specifically refuted claims that the US is sliding into 'endless war' or a 'quagmire.' Note: Based on their past trading patterns, these traders are not betting on whether the event will actually occur but rather on taking profits or cutting losses at a certain point after opening their positions. Accounts: 0x60a92c8620846d81f5ea17b0564e0d4b7c545a71 0x12d6cccfc7470a3f4bafc53599a4779cbf2cf2a8 Total Investment: $9.7k --------------------------------- See tomorrow, today. Follow @PolyBeatsEN

[Smart Money Bets $9,700 Against US Invasion of Iran This Year]According to PolyBeats monitoring, on the prediction market Polymarket, two high-win-rate addresses have collectively invested $9,700 in a political event prediction. They have bet 'No' on the question of 'Will the US military invade Iran this year?' Currently, the probability of 'No' for this event stands at 40%. The determination of an 'invasion' event differs from 'attacks' or 'US military entry'; the criteria for a US invasion of Iran are met by a military offensive launched by the US aimed at controlling any part of Iranian territory. When asked by reporters today at the White House whether he would send US ground troops to Iran during his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Trump stated, 'I am not putting any troops anywhere.' Trump further emphasized the threat of remote retaliation against Iran for its continued strikes on Qatar. At a Pentagon press conference, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin reiterated the US military's objectives: to destroy Iran's missile launch capabilities, strike its defense industry and navy, and prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. He specifically refuted claims that the US is sliding into 'endless war' or a 'quagmire.' Note: Based on their past trading patterns, these traders are not betting on whether the event will actually occur but rather on taking profits or cutting losses at a certain point after opening their positions. Accounts: 0x60a92c8620846d81f5ea17b0564e0d4b7c545a71 0x12d6cccfc7470a3f4bafc53599a4779cbf2cf2a8 Total Investment: $9.7k --------------------------------- See tomorrow, today. Follow @PolyBeatsEN

Smart Money Bets $9,700 Against US Invasion of Iran This Year

On March 20, JPMorgan predicted that the Bank of England will raise interest rates by 25 basis points each in April and July 2026, a shift from its previous forecast of maintaining unchanged rates throughout the year. The firm has factored in expectations for two rate cuts, but anticipates these will not occur until the second and fourth quarters of 2027. JPMorgan expects inflation to fall back next year, but not until the spring. (Jins10)

[JPMorgan Forecasts Two 25 Basis Point Rate Hikes by Bank of England in 2026]On March 20, JPMorgan predicted that the Bank of England will raise interest rates by 25 basis points each in April and July 2026, a shift from its previous forecast of maintaining unchanged rates throughout the year. The firm has factored in expectations for two rate cuts, but anticipates these will not occur until the second and fourth quarters of 2027. JPMorgan expects inflation to fall back next year, but not until the spring. (Jins10)

JPMorgan Forecasts Two 25 Basis Point Rate Hikes by Bank of England in 2026

According to 1M AI News monitoring, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York has unsealed an indictment charging Yih-Shyan "Wally" Liaw, a co-founder and board member of server manufacturer Super Micro Computer, along with Taiwanese sales manager Ruei-Tsan "Steven" Chang and contractor Ting-Wei "Willy" Sun, with violating the Export Control Reform Act by illegally shipping servers equipped with Nvidia AI chips to China. Since 2024, the three individuals allegedly used Southeast Asian intermediaries to falsify documents, disguising the servers as intended for local use before entrusting logistics companies to repackage and transship them to China. When the company's compliance team and auditors conducted on-site checks, the trio presented "fake" servers to deceive the inspection and proactively arranged for "friendly" auditors to conduct reviews. After an audit passed in August 2025, Liaw exclaimed, "That's spectacular!" and immediately urged, "Order now!" On August 20, 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) informed Super Micro that there were reasons to believe a Southeast Asian company was transshipping servers to China, and subsequently arranged for an on-site inspection. The day before federal inspectors visited on December 18, 2025, Sun and accomplices used hairdryers in a warehouse to peel off original server serial number stickers, reattaching them one by one to fake servers and packaging boxes before repacking them for the inspection. Warehouse surveillance cameras recorded the entire process, with screenshots included in the indictment. During the inspection the following day, Sun, under the alias "Michael" and posing as an assistant at a local law firm, received the federal inspectors, answered all questions, and falsely claimed the servers had never left the designated warehouse. The indictment indicates that the total value of the illicit transactions since 2024 amounts to approximately $2.5 billion, with about $510 million flowing into China from late April to mid-May 2025. Super Micro itself is not a defendant. Liaw and Sun were arrested on the day of the indictment, while Chang remains at large. The company stated that the aforementioned actions "violated company compliance policies." This case represents the latest development in the recent escalation of enforcement actions related to AI chip export controls. The U.S. government has long been investigating how Nvidia's high-performance chips bypass controls and enter China. Following the exposure of this case, SMCI's stock price fell 12% in after-hours trading.

[Super Micro Co-Founder and Two Others Charged in Scheme to Smuggle Nvidia AI Servers to China; SMCI Shares Drop 12% After Hours]According to 1M AI News monitoring, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York has unsealed an indictment charging Yih-Shyan "Wally" Liaw, a co-founder and board member of server manufacturer Super Micro Computer, along with Taiwanese sales manager Ruei-Tsan "Steven" Chang and contractor Ting-Wei "Willy" Sun, with violating the Export Control Reform Act by illegally shipping servers equipped with Nvidia AI chips to China. Since 2024, the three individuals allegedly used Southeast Asian intermediaries to falsify documents, disguising the servers as intended for local use before entrusting logistics companies to repackage and transship them to China. When the company's compliance team and auditors conducted on-site checks, the trio presented "fake" servers to deceive the inspection and proactively arranged for "friendly" auditors to conduct reviews. After an audit passed in August 2025, Liaw exclaimed, "That's spectacular!" and immediately urged, "Order now!" On August 20, 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) informed Super Micro that there were reasons to believe a Southeast Asian company was transshipping servers to China, and subsequently arranged for an on-site inspection. The day before federal inspectors visited on December 18, 2025, Sun and accomplices used hairdryers in a warehouse to peel off original server serial number stickers, reattaching them one by one to fake servers and packaging boxes before repacking them for the inspection. Warehouse surveillance cameras recorded the entire process, with screenshots included in the indictment. During the inspection the following day, Sun, under the alias "Michael" and posing as an assistant at a local law firm, received the federal inspectors, answered all questions, and falsely claimed the servers had never left the designated warehouse. The indictment indicates that the total value of the illicit transactions since 2024 amounts to approximately $2.5 billion, with about $510 million flowing into China from late April to mid-May 2025. Super Micro itself is not a defendant. Liaw and Sun were arrested on the day of the indictment, while Chang remains at large. The company stated that the aforementioned actions "violated company compliance policies." This case represents the latest development in the recent escalation of enforcement actions related to AI chip export controls. The U.S. government has long been investigating how Nvidia's high-performance chips bypass controls and enter China. Following the exposure of this case, SMCI's stock price fell 12% in after-hours trading.

Super Micro Co-Founder and Two Others Charged in Scheme to Smuggle Nvidia AI Servers to China; SMCI Shares Drop 12% After Hours

Zuckerberg's social platform Threads announced the launch of a web version, marking a new stage in its competition with Musk's X platform. The web version of Threads is one of the features requested by users and may help it continue to compete with X after a decline in usage.

[Zuckerberg’s Social Platform Threads Launches Web Version]Zuckerberg's social platform Threads announced the launch of a web version, marking a new stage in its competition with Musk's X platform. The web version of Threads is one of the features requested by users and may help it continue to compete with X after a decline in usage.

Zuckerberg’s Social Platform Threads Launches Web Version

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