Iranian Crypto Outflows Jump 700% After US-Israeli Airstrikes

The United States cancels navigation alerts for commercial ships avoiding the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf

Gate News Report, March 8: According to the U.S. Maritime Administration's official website, the U.S. has canceled the previous warning urging commercial ships to avoid sailing through the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf whenever possible. This canceled warning was originally set to expire on March 13. Additionally, another maritime warning targeting Iran expired on Saturday. It is currently unclear whether the cancellation of this warning will ease concerns among shipowners and crew regarding the safety of the waterways.

U.S. Policymakers Labels Crypto Strategic Infrastructure in New Cybersecurity Strategy

U.S. policymakers view cryptocurrency and blockchain as critical national infrastructure, essential for cybersecurity and the digital economy. Analysts predict a bullish trend, urging clearer regulations to foster innovation and institutional adoption.

A Week of Digital Darkness: Iran Passes the 168 Hour Mark With No Internet Access

According to Netblocks, an internet observatory, the regime disrupted 99% of the country’s connectivity to the internet just hours after the first strikes hit Iran. These measures, which have been implemented by the Iranian regime before, impact the economic activities and communication

Iran launches drone and missile strikes on U.S. military helicopter bases; the U.S. has not responded yet.

Gate News Report, March 8, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement stating that the Revolutionary Guard Navy carried out a joint operation early this morning using drones and ballistic missiles, targeting a U.S. military helicopter base. The statement said that the attack precisely hit helicopter maintenance facilities, helicopter and aircraft fuel tanks, command buildings, and other structures within the base, causing significant damage. Iran stated that after the attack, a fierce fire broke out at the base, with large amounts of black smoke rising, visible from afar. The U.S. side has not responded at this time.

Hyperliquid crude oil products are trading at a premium of over 4% compared to traditional markets, with the on-chain market absorbing the weekend production cut news.

Affected by Middle East production cuts, Brent and WTI crude oil show significant premiums on the Hyperliquid platform, reaching 4.76% and 5.42% respectively. Similar situations were observed in on-chain gold prices during the US-Iran conflict, so investors should exercise caution to handle potential sharp fluctuations.