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On March 23, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated: "We are determined to respond to any threat with a deterrent force equivalent to the threat." It issued a warning to the US military, stating that if they strike power facilities, Iran will strike power facilities in return. (Jinshe)

[Iran Vows Equal Deterrence Against Threats]On March 23, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated: "We are determined to respond to any threat with a deterrent force equivalent to the threat." It issued a warning to the US military, stating that if they strike power facilities, Iran will strike power facilities in return. (Jinshe)

Iran Vows Equal Deterrence Against Threats

On March 23, data from Google Trends revealed that the search interest for 'help with mortgage' has reached an all-time high in the United States, surpassing the previous peak of 76 recorded in March 2009. BlockBeats previously reported that tensions in the private credit market have spread to Wall Street, with several major U.S. banks tightening loans to the sector, while some funds have restricted investor redemptions. JPMorgan has lowered the loan value of certain private credit funds, which will reduce its lending; Morgan Stanley has restricted redemptions for one of its private credit funds due to nearly 11% of investors seeking to redeem; BlackRock's flagship fund HLEND has limited further withdrawals after redemption requests surged to $1.2 billion in the first quarter, hitting a 5% cap; Blackstone's flagship fund BCRED also experienced a significant increase in redemption requests in the first quarter, resulting in a $3.7 billion outflow, marking the first quarterly outflow.

[Search Interest in 'Help with Mortgage' Hits All-Time High in the U.S.]On March 23, data from Google Trends revealed that the search interest for 'help with mortgage' has reached an all-time high in the United States, surpassing the previous peak of 76 recorded in March 2009. BlockBeats previously reported that tensions in the private credit market have spread to Wall Street, with several major U.S. banks tightening loans to the sector, while some funds have restricted investor redemptions. JPMorgan has lowered the loan value of certain private credit funds, which will reduce its lending; Morgan Stanley has restricted redemptions for one of its private credit funds due to nearly 11% of investors seeking to redeem; BlackRock's flagship fund HLEND has limited further withdrawals after redemption requests surged to $1.2 billion in the first quarter, hitting a 5% cap; Blackstone's flagship fund BCRED also experienced a significant increase in redemption requests in the first quarter, resulting in a $3.7 billion outflow, marking the first quarterly outflow.

Search Interest in 'Help with Mortgage' Hits All-Time High in the U.S.

On March 23rd, analysts at Morgan Stanley indicated in a research report that if oil prices rise to $120 per barrel, it could pose a significant threat to economic growth in Asia. These analysts believe that a sustained $10 per barrel increase in oil prices is likely to have a direct negative impact of 20 to 30 basis points on Asia's gross domestic product (GDP) growth. They pointed out that if oil prices reach $120 per barrel, Asia's oil and gas expenditure would account for 6.3% of GDP. The strength of policy buffers will also be weakened if conflicts persist and commodity prices remain high. If conflicts continue, central banks in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and South Korea may be forced to raise interest rates starting from the end of the third quarter or the fourth quarter.

[Morgan Stanley: Oil Prices at $120 Pose Serious Threat to Asian Economies]On March 23rd, analysts at Morgan Stanley indicated in a research report that if oil prices rise to $120 per barrel, it could pose a significant threat to economic growth in Asia. These analysts believe that a sustained $10 per barrel increase in oil prices is likely to have a direct negative impact of 20 to 30 basis points on Asia's gross domestic product (GDP) growth. They pointed out that if oil prices reach $120 per barrel, Asia's oil and gas expenditure would account for 6.3% of GDP. The strength of policy buffers will also be weakened if conflicts persist and commodity prices remain high. If conflicts continue, central banks in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and South Korea may be forced to raise interest rates starting from the end of the third quarter or the fourth quarter.

Morgan Stanley: Oil Prices at $120 Pose Serious Threat to Asian Economies

On March 23, analysts at Morgan Stanley stated in a research report that if oil prices rise to $120 per barrel, it could pose a significant threat to economic growth in Asia. These analysts believe that a sustained $10 per barrel increase in oil prices would likely have a direct negative impact of 20 to 30 basis points on Asia's GDP growth. They pointed out that if oil prices reach $120 per barrel, Asia's oil and gas expenditures would account for 6.3% of its GDP. The effectiveness of policy buffers would also be weakened if conflicts persist and commodity prices remain high. If the conflict continues, central banks in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and South Korea may be forced to raise interest rates starting from the end of the third quarter or the fourth quarter.

[Morgan Stanley: Oil Prices at $120 Pose Significant Threat to Asian Economies]On March 23, analysts at Morgan Stanley stated in a research report that if oil prices rise to $120 per barrel, it could pose a significant threat to economic growth in Asia. These analysts believe that a sustained $10 per barrel increase in oil prices would likely have a direct negative impact of 20 to 30 basis points on Asia's GDP growth. They pointed out that if oil prices reach $120 per barrel, Asia's oil and gas expenditures would account for 6.3% of its GDP. The effectiveness of policy buffers would also be weakened if conflicts persist and commodity prices remain high. If the conflict continues, central banks in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and South Korea may be forced to raise interest rates starting from the end of the third quarter or the fourth quarter.

Morgan Stanley: Oil Prices at $120 Pose Significant Threat to Asian Economies

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Xiaomi will launch the public beta of its mobile AI Agent product, miclaw, in late April. miclaw is the first Agent product launched by a mobile phone manufacturer and running on mobile devices in China. It was first showcased to the public and began a small-scale closed beta on March 6th. Sources close to Xiaomi revealed that miclaw was developed rapidly by an experimental small team within Xiaomi's mobile phone team's software department (the澎湃 OS development department), with fewer than 5 engineers initially. This department is a third-level department within Xiaomi, while the previously considered core AI product, Super Xiao Ai, belonged to the Group Technology Committee, a second-level department. Currently, Super Xiao Ai has begun to explore collaboration with miclaw, and a future merger of the two teams is not ruled out. miclaw has encapsulated core mobile phone capabilities into over 50 system-level tool interfaces and ecological services, with execution powered by Xiaomi's self-developed MiMo model in the cloud. The Super Xiao Ai team is also advancing the development of a PC version of OpenClaw, and the mobile version of Super Xiao Ai will also undergo a revamp. Following a press conference on March 19th, Lei Jun stated, "We consider the mobile phone 'lobster' (referring to miclaw) as the prototype of AIOS; it's an OS with a built-in MiMo foundational large model." He also announced that Xiaomi Group will invest 60 billion yuan in the AI field over the next three years.

[Xiaomi's miclaw AI Agent to Enter Public Beta in April, PC Version in Development]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Xiaomi will launch the public beta of its mobile AI Agent product, miclaw, in late April. miclaw is the first Agent product launched by a mobile phone manufacturer and running on mobile devices in China. It was first showcased to the public and began a small-scale closed beta on March 6th. Sources close to Xiaomi revealed that miclaw was developed rapidly by an experimental small team within Xiaomi's mobile phone team's software department (the澎湃 OS development department), with fewer than 5 engineers initially. This department is a third-level department within Xiaomi, while the previously considered core AI product, Super Xiao Ai, belonged to the Group Technology Committee, a second-level department. Currently, Super Xiao Ai has begun to explore collaboration with miclaw, and a future merger of the two teams is not ruled out. miclaw has encapsulated core mobile phone capabilities into over 50 system-level tool interfaces and ecological services, with execution powered by Xiaomi's self-developed MiMo model in the cloud. The Super Xiao Ai team is also advancing the development of a PC version of OpenClaw, and the mobile version of Super Xiao Ai will also undergo a revamp. Following a press conference on March 19th, Lei Jun stated, "We consider the mobile phone 'lobster' (referring to miclaw) as the prototype of AIOS; it's an OS with a built-in MiMo foundational large model." He also announced that Xiaomi Group will invest 60 billion yuan in the AI field over the next three years.

Xiaomi's miclaw AI Agent to Enter Public Beta in April, PC Version in Development

As of March 23rd, stablecoin balances across South Korea's top five cryptocurrency exchanges have fallen by approximately 55% since July 2025. The pace of capital outflow further accelerated after the Korean Won breached the 1:1500 mark against the US Dollar in mid-March.

Concurrently with the decline in stablecoin balances, capital inflows into the South Korean domestic stock market have increased, indicating a broad shift in investor allocation. This trend has been further fueled by "capital repatriation" accounts that benefit from tax incentives.

This shift has propelled the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI), led by semiconductors, to rise, while simultaneously draining retail liquidity from the crypto market. Future capital flows will be closely tied to the strength of the South Korean stock market's performance.

[South Korean Stablecoin Balances Drop 55%, Stock Market Sees Buying Interest Amid Crypto Liquidity Squeeze]As of March 23rd, stablecoin balances across South Korea's top five cryptocurrency exchanges have fallen by approximately 55% since July 2025. The pace of capital outflow further accelerated after the Korean Won breached the 1:1500 mark against the US Dollar in mid-March.

Concurrently with the decline in stablecoin balances, capital inflows into the South Korean domestic stock market have increased, indicating a broad shift in investor allocation. This trend has been further fueled by "capital repatriation" accounts that benefit from tax incentives.

This shift has propelled the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI), led by semiconductors, to rise, while simultaneously draining retail liquidity from the crypto market. Future capital flows will be closely tied to the strength of the South Korean stock market's performance.

South Korean Stablecoin Balances Drop 55%, Stock Market Sees Buying Interest Amid Crypto Liquidity Squeeze

On March 23, it was reported that in March, the AI agent 'shrimp farming' became one of the more popular tracks in the AI sector. 'Shrimp farming' refers to the deployment and use of the open-source AI execution framework OpenClaw ('little lobster'). According to informed sources, 'Alibaba will launch hardware products such as JVS Book (notebook terminal) and JVS Box (mini host). The notebook terminal focuses on mobile office applications and is built on a structure similar to OpenClaw, deeply integrating the JVS Claw platform; the JVS Box is aimed at desktop office use, serving as a desktop-level AIAgent workstation, also utilizing a structure similar to OpenClaw.' The aforementioned hardware products are led by the Alibaba Cloud Shadow Team, with plans to extend from software platforms to hardware terminals, creating a complete AIAgent experience,' the sources added. (Blue Whale Technology)

[Alibaba to Develop 'Shrimp Farming' PCs and Hardware]On March 23, it was reported that in March, the AI agent 'shrimp farming' became one of the more popular tracks in the AI sector. 'Shrimp farming' refers to the deployment and use of the open-source AI execution framework OpenClaw ('little lobster'). According to informed sources, 'Alibaba will launch hardware products such as JVS Book (notebook terminal) and JVS Box (mini host). The notebook terminal focuses on mobile office applications and is built on a structure similar to OpenClaw, deeply integrating the JVS Claw platform; the JVS Box is aimed at desktop office use, serving as a desktop-level AIAgent workstation, also utilizing a structure similar to OpenClaw.' The aforementioned hardware products are led by the Alibaba Cloud Shadow Team, with plans to extend from software platforms to hardware terminals, creating a complete AIAgent experience,' the sources added. (Blue Whale Technology)

Alibaba to Develop 'Shrimp Farming' PCs and Hardware

On March 23, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated: We are determined to respond to any threat with a deterrent force equivalent to the threat. We warn the US military that if you strike our power facilities, we will strike your power facilities.

[Iran Vows Equal Deterrence Against Threats]On March 23, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated: We are determined to respond to any threat with a deterrent force equivalent to the threat. We warn the US military that if you strike our power facilities, we will strike your power facilities.

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Baidu Smart Cloud's DuMate has officially opened to all users. Positioned as the first domestic enterprise-grade OpenClaw product, it supports local deployment. Security is DuMate's core selling point. The product comes pre-installed with a secure sandbox, allowing code and tasks to execute in a closed-loop, isolated environment without affecting the local system. High-risk operations such as file deletion, system modification, and data exfiltration require explicit user authorization before execution. Additionally, it offers folder-level permission control and full operational auditing capabilities. In terms of functionality, DuMate natively supports mainstream office software like Word, Excel, and PPT, and includes built-in capabilities such as Baidu Search, while also supporting user-defined extensions. Baidu has now established an OpenClaw product matrix covering cloud, mobile, desktop, and home scenarios.

[Baidu DuMate Officially Launches, First Enterprise-Grade OpenClaw Product with Secure Sandbox Isolation]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Baidu Smart Cloud's DuMate has officially opened to all users. Positioned as the first domestic enterprise-grade OpenClaw product, it supports local deployment. Security is DuMate's core selling point. The product comes pre-installed with a secure sandbox, allowing code and tasks to execute in a closed-loop, isolated environment without affecting the local system. High-risk operations such as file deletion, system modification, and data exfiltration require explicit user authorization before execution. Additionally, it offers folder-level permission control and full operational auditing capabilities. In terms of functionality, DuMate natively supports mainstream office software like Word, Excel, and PPT, and includes built-in capabilities such as Baidu Search, while also supporting user-defined extensions. Baidu has now established an OpenClaw product matrix covering cloud, mobile, desktop, and home scenarios.

Baidu DuMate Officially Launches, First Enterprise-Grade OpenClaw Product with Secure Sandbox Isolation

PeckShieldAlert community contributors found that Magnate Finance scammers have transferred about $1 million in stolen funds to BNBChain.

[Magnate Finance Scammers Have Transferred About $1 Million in Stolen Funds to BNBChain]PeckShieldAlert community contributors found that Magnate Finance scammers have transferred about $1 million in stolen funds to BNBChain.

Magnate Finance Scammers Have Transferred About $1 Million in Stolen Funds to BNBChain

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