Former Google quantum hardware head John Martinis warns that Bitcoin could become a target for quantum computing attacks. Quantum computers could derive Bitcoin private keys within minutes, posing a greater threat than traditional financial systems. He recommends that the community plan quantum-resistance upgrades as early as possible to address threats over the next 5 to 10 years.

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government Financial Secretary Paul Chan said that in March, the average daily trading value of the Hong Kong stock market exceeded HK$300 billion, up 8% year over year. This year, funds raised through IPOs have already exceeded HK$103 billion, the world’s No. 1, and companies collectively view Hong Kong as an important window for financing and for “going global.”

Gate News, March 24 - Recently, Stripe co-founder John Collison and Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang held a video conversation with Kalshi co-founders Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara. During the conversation, the Stripe co-founder confirmed that prediction market platform Kalshi is integrating Stripe.

Ledger has appointed former Circle executive John Andrews as CFO, preparing for a potential IPO and opening an office in New York to expand its U.S. operations. Andrews stated that the IPO may be postponed due to market fluctuations.

John Tener of Aptus Capital Advisors noted that the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting will take place against the backdrop of Middle East conflicts and rising oil prices. The market is focused on the dot plot and Powell's language. Rate cut expectations have been canceled, but could quickly resume if the conflict ends.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that digital asset market structure legislation is not expected to advance before April, as the Senate will prioritize the Save America Act. This timeline differs from the expectations of the Ohio senator. While the Agriculture Committee has advanced the bill, the Banking Committee's proceedings have been delayed, and the White House has not reached any agreement.

Gate News reported that on March 12, U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that the Senate plans to advance cryptocurrency market structure legislation and licensing-related legislation after completing debate on the (voter identification provisions) of the Save America Act. John Thune said that senators are pushing forward this long-awaited cryptocurrency market structure legislation and indicated that if there is bipartisan willingness to cooperate, the Senate can make progress on multiple issues of shared concern between the two parties. The Save America Act is expected to undergo partisan debate in the Senate next week.

U.S. law enforcement agencies arrested contractor John Dajita in the Caribbean for allegedly stealing $46 million in cryptocurrency assets. The operation was carried out jointly by the FBI and French law enforcement agencies, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in combating financial crime. The case is still under investigation, and specific details of the crime have not been disclosed.

Stripe co-founder John Collison stated in an interview that claims of an end-of-days for the SaaS industry are unfounded, as current data does not show a slowdown in growth. He believes that changing market expectations for the long-term outlook may cause fluctuations in the current situation, despite decreasing software production costs, the market response remains unstable.

John Weyey of Walsh Trading believes that although the Supreme Court's tariff ruling has weakened one bullish factor for gold, market sentiment remains optimistic, and gold still has upward momentum. Despite some declines, the buying trend continues, and market participants will keep focusing on gold. It is expected that, in the presence of other risks, the upward momentum for gold will persist.