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On March 23rd, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Tehran reported that the scale and intensity of the explosion in the Iranian capital were "unprecedented," with particular concentration in the eastern part of the city. (Jins10)

[Iran Capital Explosion Described as 'Unprecedented' by Frontline Reporter]On March 23rd, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Tehran reported that the scale and intensity of the explosion in the Iranian capital were "unprecedented," with particular concentration in the eastern part of the city. (Jins10)

Iran Capital Explosion Described as 'Unprecedented' by Frontline Reporter

On March 23, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the address 0x78c...dBE18 accumulated 1.27 million SIREN tokens at a price of $0.07827 each and exited when SIREN reached $1.64 each, resulting in profits exceeding $2 million. This address has also had financial transactions with DWFLABS.

[Address Accumulates SIREN at Low Price, Profits Over $2 Million]On March 23, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the address 0x78c...dBE18 accumulated 1.27 million SIREN tokens at a price of $0.07827 each and exited when SIREN reached $1.64 each, resulting in profits exceeding $2 million. This address has also had financial transactions with DWFLABS.

Address Accumulates SIREN at Low Price, Profits Over $2 Million

On March 23, according to market news, the Israeli military announced that it has begun large-scale airstrike operations against Tehran, the capital of Iran, targeting key Iranian infrastructure. This action marks a further escalation of the conflict. In recent weeks, Israel and the United States have repeatedly struck targets within Iran, including energy and military facilities, while Tehran has also faced airstrikes and conducted missile counterattacks. Analysts believe that if the scope of the strikes expands from military facilities to infrastructure, it indicates that the war is entering a higher intensity phase, which could have more profound impacts on regional energy supplies and global markets.

[Israeli Military Launches Large-Scale Strikes on Tehran, Targeting Iranian Infrastructure]On March 23, according to market news, the Israeli military announced that it has begun large-scale airstrike operations against Tehran, the capital of Iran, targeting key Iranian infrastructure. This action marks a further escalation of the conflict. In recent weeks, Israel and the United States have repeatedly struck targets within Iran, including energy and military facilities, while Tehran has also faced airstrikes and conducted missile counterattacks. Analysts believe that if the scope of the strikes expands from military facilities to infrastructure, it indicates that the war is entering a higher intensity phase, which could have more profound impacts on regional energy supplies and global markets.

Israeli Military Launches Large-Scale Strikes on Tehran, Targeting Iranian Infrastructure

On March 23rd, "Fed whisperer" Nick Timiraos stated that the surge in energy prices has made the Federal Reserve's already difficult transition even more challenging. This process was already quite complex. Kevin Worsh's appointment has been stalled due to a Justice Department investigation and obstruction from Tillis. Furthermore, unlike previous Fed chairs since Volcker, Worsh has pledged a complete break from his predecessor's policies, rather than continuing them. Market expectations are now split between a rate hike and a rate cut this year, which could put Worsh in a difficult position: caught between the president who nominated him and the committee he is about to lead. In 2008, after a period of aggressive interest rate cuts, oil prices suddenly surged. At the time, Worsh strongly argued that inflation risk "was the primary risk" and suggested the Fed's next move should be to raise interest rates. Trump's expectations were precisely the opposite.

[Fed's Transition Complicated by Rising Energy Prices, Worsening for Worsh]On March 23rd, "Fed whisperer" Nick Timiraos stated that the surge in energy prices has made the Federal Reserve's already difficult transition even more challenging. This process was already quite complex. Kevin Worsh's appointment has been stalled due to a Justice Department investigation and obstruction from Tillis. Furthermore, unlike previous Fed chairs since Volcker, Worsh has pledged a complete break from his predecessor's policies, rather than continuing them. Market expectations are now split between a rate hike and a rate cut this year, which could put Worsh in a difficult position: caught between the president who nominated him and the committee he is about to lead. In 2008, after a period of aggressive interest rate cuts, oil prices suddenly surged. At the time, Worsh strongly argued that inflation risk "was the primary risk" and suggested the Fed's next move should be to raise interest rates. Trump's expectations were precisely the opposite.

Fed's Transition Complicated by Rising Energy Prices, Worsening for Worsh

On March 23rd, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), address 0x78c...dBE18 accumulated 1.27 million SIREN at a price of $0.07827 per token. The address later exited its position when SIREN reached $1.64 per token, realizing a profit of over $2 million. Notably, this address has had financial dealings with DWF LABS.

[Address Accumulates and Sells SIREN, Profiting Over $2 Million]On March 23rd, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), address 0x78c...dBE18 accumulated 1.27 million SIREN at a price of $0.07827 per token. The address later exited its position when SIREN reached $1.64 per token, realizing a profit of over $2 million. Notably, this address has had financial dealings with DWF LABS.

Address Accumulates and Sells SIREN, Profiting Over $2 Million

On March 23rd, influenced by escalating geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, investor risk appetite significantly cooled. Concerns over global inflation and economic growth continued to rise, putting pressure on copper prices. London copper fell 1.8% on Monday, following a 6.7% drop in the previous week, its largest weekly decline since April 2025. Prices have now reached a more than three-month low. Analysis suggests that the ongoing four-week war involving Iran has pushed up oil and gas prices, which could further drag down global economic activity and exacerbate inflationary pressures. This may prompt central banks to maintain a more aggressive stance on interest rate policy.

[Copper Prices Hit Three-Month Low Amid Rising Global Economic Growth Concerns]On March 23rd, influenced by escalating geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, investor risk appetite significantly cooled. Concerns over global inflation and economic growth continued to rise, putting pressure on copper prices. London copper fell 1.8% on Monday, following a 6.7% drop in the previous week, its largest weekly decline since April 2025. Prices have now reached a more than three-month low. Analysis suggests that the ongoing four-week war involving Iran has pushed up oil and gas prices, which could further drag down global economic activity and exacerbate inflationary pressures. This may prompt central banks to maintain a more aggressive stance on interest rate policy.

Copper Prices Hit Three-Month Low Amid Rising Global Economic Growth Concerns

On March 23rd, according to HyperInsight monitoring, the 25x leverage ETH long position held by the address associated with "Machik" (also known as "Big Brother Machik") was once again fully liquidated. Notably, shortly after the liquidation, a new 25x leverage ETH long position was initiated, continuing a high-risk trading strategy. Currently, the balance in the "Machik" wallet is only about $32,000, and cumulative losses have expanded to over $30.35 million.

[Machik's High-Leverage ETH Long Position Liquidated Again, Cumulative Losses Exceed $30.35 Million]On March 23rd, according to HyperInsight monitoring, the 25x leverage ETH long position held by the address associated with "Machik" (also known as "Big Brother Machik") was once again fully liquidated. Notably, shortly after the liquidation, a new 25x leverage ETH long position was initiated, continuing a high-risk trading strategy. Currently, the balance in the "Machik" wallet is only about $32,000, and cumulative losses have expanded to over $30.35 million.

Machik's High-Leverage ETH Long Position Liquidated Again, Cumulative Losses Exceed $30.35 Million

On March 23rd, Goldman Sachs' commodities research team predicted that high oil prices are expected to persist for an extended period. Goldman Sachs currently forecasts that oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz will remain at a low of 5% below normal levels for up to six weeks before gradually returning to normal. Furthermore, given the emphasis on risks associated with high production concentration and spare capacity, a structural increase in strategic reserves is anticipated, leading to a rise in long-term prices. Goldman Sachs now expects the average Brent crude oil price to be $85 per barrel in 2026, up from its previous forecast of $77 per barrel. (Jie Shi)

[Goldman Sachs: Oil Prices May Remain Elevated]On March 23rd, Goldman Sachs' commodities research team predicted that high oil prices are expected to persist for an extended period. Goldman Sachs currently forecasts that oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz will remain at a low of 5% below normal levels for up to six weeks before gradually returning to normal. Furthermore, given the emphasis on risks associated with high production concentration and spare capacity, a structural increase in strategic reserves is anticipated, leading to a rise in long-term prices. Goldman Sachs now expects the average Brent crude oil price to be $85 per barrel in 2026, up from its previous forecast of $77 per barrel. (Jie Shi)

Goldman Sachs: Oil Prices May Remain Elevated

On March 23rd, the situation in the Middle East continued to escalate. U.S. President Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, demanding it "unconditionally open" the Strait of Hormuz, or face strikes on critical infrastructure, including power plants. Iran responded with a hardline stance, stating that if attacked, it would "completely blockade" this global energy lifeline and expand its strikes to include energy, information technology, and desalination facilities. The current conflict has entered its fourth week, with approximately one-fifth of global oil and gas transportation disrupted, significantly increasing energy supply risks. Meanwhile, both the U.S. and Iran are brewing potential peace talks, but significant differences remain. The two sides have not had direct contact, only communicating indirectly through multiple countries. Iran has proposed tough conditions, including the closure of U.S. military bases, compensation for damages, and the reshaping of rules for the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S., on the other hand, demands an end to uranium enrichment, limitations on missile development, and a cutoff of support for regional armed groups. The possibility of a ceasefire or agreement in the short term is low. Affected by the spillover of geopolitical risks, global financial markets have experienced violent fluctuations. Asian stock markets collectively declined, with the Nikkei 225 index widening its losses to 5%, the South Korean KOSPI index plunging 6%, and the Taiwan Weighted Index opening down over 3%. FTSE China A50 futures weakened. Safe-haven assets showed mixed performance, with spot gold falling below $4370 per ounce to a year-to-date low, and spot silver dropping over 4%. Concurrently, oil prices continued to rise. The foreign exchange market also came under pressure, with the Korean won falling to a new low against the U.S. dollar since 2009, indicating an accelerated flow of capital towards safe-haven and U.S. dollar assets. Market analysis suggests that as the Middle East conflict escalates and the energy shock compounds, global risk assets are facing selling pressure, liquidity is tightening, and short-term market volatility may further intensify.

[Trump Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran; Global Markets Under Pressure, Stocks and Gold Fall]On March 23rd, the situation in the Middle East continued to escalate. U.S. President Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, demanding it "unconditionally open" the Strait of Hormuz, or face strikes on critical infrastructure, including power plants. Iran responded with a hardline stance, stating that if attacked, it would "completely blockade" this global energy lifeline and expand its strikes to include energy, information technology, and desalination facilities. The current conflict has entered its fourth week, with approximately one-fifth of global oil and gas transportation disrupted, significantly increasing energy supply risks. Meanwhile, both the U.S. and Iran are brewing potential peace talks, but significant differences remain. The two sides have not had direct contact, only communicating indirectly through multiple countries. Iran has proposed tough conditions, including the closure of U.S. military bases, compensation for damages, and the reshaping of rules for the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S., on the other hand, demands an end to uranium enrichment, limitations on missile development, and a cutoff of support for regional armed groups. The possibility of a ceasefire or agreement in the short term is low. Affected by the spillover of geopolitical risks, global financial markets have experienced violent fluctuations. Asian stock markets collectively declined, with the Nikkei 225 index widening its losses to 5%, the South Korean KOSPI index plunging 6%, and the Taiwan Weighted Index opening down over 3%. FTSE China A50 futures weakened. Safe-haven assets showed mixed performance, with spot gold falling below $4370 per ounce to a year-to-date low, and spot silver dropping over 4%. Concurrently, oil prices continued to rise. The foreign exchange market also came under pressure, with the Korean won falling to a new low against the U.S. dollar since 2009, indicating an accelerated flow of capital towards safe-haven and U.S. dollar assets. Market analysis suggests that as the Middle East conflict escalates and the energy shock compounds, global risk assets are facing selling pressure, liquidity is tightening, and short-term market volatility may further intensify.

Trump Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran; Global Markets Under Pressure, Stocks and Gold Fall

On August 14th, according to market data information, due to the impact of an attack event, the stablecoin UZD launched by Zunami Protocol briefly fell by 94%, now priced at $0.059789.

[Affected by the Attack, the Zunami Protocol Stablecoin UZD Fell 94%]On August 14th, according to market data information, due to the impact of an attack event, the stablecoin UZD launched by Zunami Protocol briefly fell by 94%, now priced at $0.059789.

Affected by the Attack, the Zunami Protocol Stablecoin UZD Fell 94%

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