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HTX data showed that BTC fell below 69000  USDT and is now at 68956.73 USDT, with a decrease of 2.71% in 24H.

[BTC fell below 69000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC fell below 69000  USDT and is now at 68956.73 USDT, with a decrease of 2.71% in 24H.

BTC fell below 69000  USDT

On March 25th, the three major US stock indices experienced a short-term decline. As of now, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 0.08%, the S&P 500 is down 0.33%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index is down 0.83%.

[US Stocks Dip, Nasdaq Falls 0.8%]On March 25th, the three major US stock indices experienced a short-term decline. As of now, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 0.08%, the S&P 500 is down 0.33%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index is down 0.83%.

US Stocks Dip, Nasdaq Falls 0.8%

On March 25, according to The Wall Street Journal, an internal memo revealed that Meta Platforms' Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, will take charge of the company's transition to an "AI-native" model. The memo stated that he will oversee Meta's "AI For Work" initiative, which was previously led by another executive, Guy Rosen. Meta is currently seeking a more agile configuration to remain competitive with startups that are smaller in employee size but are already "AI-native."

[Meta Appoints New Leader for "AI-Native" Transformation]On March 25, according to The Wall Street Journal, an internal memo revealed that Meta Platforms' Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, will take charge of the company's transition to an "AI-native" model. The memo stated that he will oversee Meta's "AI For Work" initiative, which was previously led by another executive, Guy Rosen. Meta is currently seeking a more agile configuration to remain competitive with startups that are smaller in employee size but are already "AI-native."

Meta Appoints New Leader for "AI-Native" Transformation

On March 25th, according to The New York Times, Israel's Defense Minister stated on Tuesday that the country's military plans to expand its area of control in southern Lebanon, indicating an escalation of Israel's ground offensive against Hezbollah. In a statement, Israeli Defense Minister Katz said that Israel will retain control over the area south of the Litani River. The river is only a few miles from the Israeli-Lebanese border at its narrowest point and 15 to 20 miles away at its furthest. This river has long been a geographical dividing line in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. It is currently unclear whether Israel will deploy troops throughout the entire area or rely on air power to maintain dominance over parts of it. The statement also suggested that Israel is laying the groundwork for a long-term presence in large areas of Lebanon, even as President Trump attempts to negotiate with Iran to end regional wars.

[Israeli Defense Minister Plans to Expand Control in Southern Lebanon, Signaling Potential Long-Term Presence]On March 25th, according to The New York Times, Israel's Defense Minister stated on Tuesday that the country's military plans to expand its area of control in southern Lebanon, indicating an escalation of Israel's ground offensive against Hezbollah. In a statement, Israeli Defense Minister Katz said that Israel will retain control over the area south of the Litani River. The river is only a few miles from the Israeli-Lebanese border at its narrowest point and 15 to 20 miles away at its furthest. This river has long been a geographical dividing line in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. It is currently unclear whether Israel will deploy troops throughout the entire area or rely on air power to maintain dominance over parts of it. The statement also suggested that Israel is laying the groundwork for a long-term presence in large areas of Lebanon, even as President Trump attempts to negotiate with Iran to end regional wars.

Israeli Defense Minister Plans to Expand Control in Southern Lebanon, Signaling Potential Long-Term Presence

On March 25th, OpenAI announced that the OpenAI Foundation anticipates investing at least $1 billion next year in areas such as life sciences and disease cures, employment and economic impact, and AI resilience. Further updates will be shared in the coming months. Jeff Arnold has joined the OpenAI Foundation as Director of Operations. Robert Kayden will also join the OpenAI Foundation as Chief Financial Officer. Wojciech Zaremba has joined the OpenAI Foundation as Head of AI Resilience.

[OpenAI Foundation to Invest at Least $1 Billion Next Year]On March 25th, OpenAI announced that the OpenAI Foundation anticipates investing at least $1 billion next year in areas such as life sciences and disease cures, employment and economic impact, and AI resilience. Further updates will be shared in the coming months. Jeff Arnold has joined the OpenAI Foundation as Director of Operations. Robert Kayden will also join the OpenAI Foundation as Chief Financial Officer. Wojciech Zaremba has joined the OpenAI Foundation as Head of AI Resilience.

OpenAI Foundation to Invest at Least $1 Billion Next Year

On March 25, The New York Times reported that Israel's Defense Minister stated on Tuesday that the military plans to expand its control in southern Lebanon, indicating an increase in ground operations against Hezbollah. Defense Minister Katz mentioned in a statement that Israel will retain control over the area south of the Litani River. At its narrowest point, the river is only a few miles from the Israeli-Lebanese border, and at its furthest, it is 15 to 20 miles away. This river has long served as a geographical dividing line in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. It remains unclear whether Israel will deploy troops throughout the entire area or rely on air force capabilities to maintain dominance over certain regions. The statement also suggests that as President Trump attempts to negotiate with Iran to end regional conflicts, Israel is laying the groundwork for a long-term presence in large areas of Lebanon.

[Israeli Defense Minister Plans to Expand Control in Southern Lebanon, Potentially Paving the Way for Long-Term Military Presence]On March 25, The New York Times reported that Israel's Defense Minister stated on Tuesday that the military plans to expand its control in southern Lebanon, indicating an increase in ground operations against Hezbollah. Defense Minister Katz mentioned in a statement that Israel will retain control over the area south of the Litani River. At its narrowest point, the river is only a few miles from the Israeli-Lebanese border, and at its furthest, it is 15 to 20 miles away. This river has long served as a geographical dividing line in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. It remains unclear whether Israel will deploy troops throughout the entire area or rely on air force capabilities to maintain dominance over certain regions. The statement also suggests that as President Trump attempts to negotiate with Iran to end regional conflicts, Israel is laying the groundwork for a long-term presence in large areas of Lebanon.

Israeli Defense Minister Plans to Expand Control in Southern Lebanon, Potentially Paving the Way for Long-Term Military Presence

On March 25, according to CNBC, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stated on Tuesday that while the Iran war poses short-term risks, it could, in the long run, enhance the prospects for lasting peace in the Middle East. Speaking at a conference in Washington D.C., he said, "I think the Iran war, in the long run, actually increases the possibility of peace – but the risks are higher in the short term because we don't know the ultimate outcome." Dimon pointed out that a key change is the alignment of interests among major regional players. He indicated that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, the United States, and Israel all desire long-term peace, with Gulf nations in particular showing a willingness to move in this direction. "The attitude is different now than it was 20 years ago; everyone wants to achieve this goal," he remarked.

[JPMorgan CEO: Iran War Could Foster Long-Term Middle East Peace]On March 25, according to CNBC, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stated on Tuesday that while the Iran war poses short-term risks, it could, in the long run, enhance the prospects for lasting peace in the Middle East. Speaking at a conference in Washington D.C., he said, "I think the Iran war, in the long run, actually increases the possibility of peace – but the risks are higher in the short term because we don't know the ultimate outcome." Dimon pointed out that a key change is the alignment of interests among major regional players. He indicated that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, the United States, and Israel all desire long-term peace, with Gulf nations in particular showing a willingness to move in this direction. "The attitude is different now than it was 20 years ago; everyone wants to achieve this goal," he remarked.

JPMorgan CEO: Iran War Could Foster Long-Term Middle East Peace

On March 25th, former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan stated in a television program aired on the 23rd that he would rather believe Iran's account of the U.S.-Iran negotiations than that of U.S. President Trump. The host of an MS Now news channel program asked Brennan, a guest on the show, for clarification regarding Trump's confusing statements about U.S.-Iran negotiations. Brennan said, "I would rather believe Iran than our own president." Brennan pointed out that Trump would never admit the truth even if repeatedly contradicted by facts. "Clearly, he (Trump) is now scrambling to get out of the mess he created himself." (Xinhua News Agency)

[Former CIA Director: I Trust Iran More Than Trump]On March 25th, former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan stated in a television program aired on the 23rd that he would rather believe Iran's account of the U.S.-Iran negotiations than that of U.S. President Trump. The host of an MS Now news channel program asked Brennan, a guest on the show, for clarification regarding Trump's confusing statements about U.S.-Iran negotiations. Brennan said, "I would rather believe Iran than our own president." Brennan pointed out that Trump would never admit the truth even if repeatedly contradicted by facts. "Clearly, he (Trump) is now scrambling to get out of the mess he created himself." (Xinhua News Agency)

Former CIA Director: I Trust Iran More Than Trump

On March 25, according to CCTV News, former CIA Director John Brennan stated on a television program aired on the 23rd that he would rather believe Iran's account of the US-Iran negotiations than that of US President Trump. The host of the US MS Now news channel program asked guest Brennan for clarification on Trump's confusing statements regarding negotiations between the US and Iran. Brennan said, "I would rather believe Iran than our own president." Brennan pointed out that Trump would never admit the truth, even if repeatedly contradicted by facts. "Clearly, he (Trump) is now scrambling to get out of the mess he created himself."

[Ex-CIA Director: I Trust Iran More Than Trump]On March 25, according to CCTV News, former CIA Director John Brennan stated on a television program aired on the 23rd that he would rather believe Iran's account of the US-Iran negotiations than that of US President Trump. The host of the US MS Now news channel program asked guest Brennan for clarification on Trump's confusing statements regarding negotiations between the US and Iran. Brennan said, "I would rather believe Iran than our own president." Brennan pointed out that Trump would never admit the truth, even if repeatedly contradicted by facts. "Clearly, he (Trump) is now scrambling to get out of the mess he created himself."

Ex-CIA Director: I Trust Iran More Than Trump

According to NHK, FTX Japan executives said the company is preparing to allow customers to withdraw assets by the end of this year.

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【FTX Japan plans to allow customer withdrawals by the end of this year】According to NHK, FTX Japan executives said the company is preparing to allow customers to withdraw assets by the end of this year.

FTX Japan plans to allow customer withdrawals by the end of this year

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