During Trump's presidency, traders made precise arrangements before the announcement of significant policies, potentially profiting millions of dollars. Legal experts believe these trades are suspicious and warrant investigation into information leaks to uphold market fairness.

Gate News Report: On March 24, spot gold pulled back approximately 70 dollars in the short term, with the latest quote at 4398.66 dollars/ounce. On the news front, Turkey is considering mobilizing 135 billion dollars in gold reserves to defend the lira (Turkey's legal tender).

Gate News Alert: On March 19, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a warning that criminal networks are conducting fraud schemes using cryptocurrency ATMs. Scammers are impersonating law enforcement personnel and using fake legal threats to trick victims into transferring funds through cryptocurrency ATMs. The FBI reminds the public to remain vigilant, noting that law enforcement will never request citizens to use cryptocurrency ATMs for transfers or payment of fines through phone calls or other means.

Gate News reported that on March 18, the China Advertising Association (CAA) launched comprehensive standardization work in the GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) field in early March this year. This initiative aims to address current issues in China's GEO sector, including uneven service capabilities, lack of industry standards, and malicious data poisoning chaos. The CAA has joined forces with industry experts, academic institutions, brand enterprises, legal service institutions, and other professional stakeholders, with relevant standard formulation and drafting preparation work now fully underway.

Stablecoin regulation remains unclear, putting traditional banks in operational dilemmas while crypto companies continue to develop in gray areas. Banks, influenced by legal counsel's advice, are hesitant to invest heavily in stablecoin infrastructure, resulting in limited deployment. Although large-scale deposit outflows have not yet occurred, competitive pressure is intensifying.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched new regulations to strengthen oversight of prediction markets and event contract trading, requiring registered platforms to comply with stricter compliance standards and inviting public commentary. Despite the CFTC's desire to promote the development of prediction markets, its regulatory jurisdiction remains controversial, particularly regarding sports event predictions. This action emphasizes maintaining market compliance and warns against violations such as insider trading, with potential further clarification of legal boundaries in the future.