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Bitcoin Breaks Through $73,000! Outperforms Gold Amid US-Iran War, EF Sells 10.2 Million ETH

Bitcoin recently broke through $73,000 with strong performance, decoupling from tech stocks and gold. Analysts predict that if the market stabilizes, it could rise to $75,000 to $80,000. However, geopolitical risks and extremely fearful market sentiment continue to pressure prices. Meanwhile, the Ethereum Foundation sold Ether for approximately $10.2 million to maintain operations.

Powell's Showdown with Justice Department: If Investigated, Chair Will Remain as Governor After Term Ends

Federal Reserve Chair Powell may remain as a governor after his term ends, breaking precedent. Documents show Powell hopes to focus on family after the investigation concludes. Currently, Trump is pressuring rate cuts, but lacks the votes to support a new Fed chair.

Bitcoin Breaks Through $74,000! 24-Hour Surge of 3.68%, ETFs Continue to Attract Capital, Multiple Factors Provide Support

Bitcoin broke through $74,000 on March 16th, with a gain of 3.68%, primarily driven by ETF capital inflows, halving supply effects, and geopolitical safe-haven demand. While market sentiment remains optimistic, short-term volatility is intensifying, and investors should carefully manage risk and monitor future support levels and selling pressure.

Ledger Executive: If the US Bans Stablecoin Yields, Other Countries May Fill the Regulatory Gap

Ledger Asia-Pacific Head Shibayama stated that if the US implements a stablecoin yield ban, international discussions will increase. Countries like Australia have already provided regulatory exemptions, and currently most stablecoins do not offer yields to users. US regulatory bill progress has been slow due to opposition to prohibition clauses supported by the banking industry. Asian financial institutions' focus has shifted toward financial product tokenization and stablecoin issuance, rather than crypto-native products like DeFi.

Will stablecoin yields be banned by the US? Ledger executive warns: the global regulatory landscape may be reshaped

Ledger's Asia-Pacific head Shibayama stated that if the US bans stablecoin yield distribution, it will trigger a new global cryptocurrency regulatory landscape, with some countries potentially introducing more attractive policies. The Asian market focuses more on blockchain infrastructure and tokenization of financial products, while large institutions show less interest in direct cryptocurrency asset investments. As regulation improves, institutional investors are becoming more cautious when selecting custodial service providers.

U.S. Army Signs $20 Billion 10-Year Contract with Anduril, Integrating 120 Procurement Items

The U.S. Army signed a 10-year contract with defense technology company Anduril, with a maximum value of $20 billion, consolidating over 120 independent procurements into an enterprise-level contract. Founded by Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey, the company focuses on software-defined modern warfare.