The article analyzes the potential global economic impact of the upcoming conflict between the U.S. and Iran, particularly on the energy market and the debt market. It is expected that during Easter weekend, the U.S. may take action, such as going to war, which would lead to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, soaring oil prices, and a significant contraction in the global bond market. The Federal Reserve, facing the triple pressures of inflation, a banking crisis, and war financing, may adopt a "financial repression" strategy to lower real interest rates. Ultimately, the risks in the bond market are considered a greater hidden danger.

HTX Research analysts point out that the impact of macro variables on the cryptocurrency market has shifted to a triple pressure of high interest rates, energy shocks, and liquidity contraction, leading to market valuations being under pressure. In the short term, cryptocurrency assets are influenced by U.S. dollar liquidity, with most altcoins entering a valuation repricing cycle, and the strategy is to wait for clear macro directional opportunities.

Deutsche Bank report analyzes the current state of the petrodollar system, pointing out that it faced pressure before the war. Factors such as U.S. energy independence, the trend of oil currency localization, and shaken trust in the Gulf region pose challenges to the system, resulting in increased Middle Eastern oil flows to Asia and more non-dollar transactions.

Japanese optical fiber cable manufacturer Fujikura plans to invest up to 300 billion yen in Japan and the United States to triple optical fiber cable production capacity to meet the demand from artificial intelligence data centers. This investment is a response to the Japan-U.S. Economic Cooperation Agreement, and many Japanese companies are also increasing investments in AI infrastructure-related projects.

Hangzhou Mayor Yao Gaoyuan revealed that four of the "Six Little Dragons" companies in Hangzhou are currently rushing to go public, all achieving triple-digit revenue growth. Hangzhou has also established the "Runmiao Fund," which has a maximum duration of 20 years, aimed at supporting the development of tech startups.

Gate launched the "Trader Growth Program" from March 2 to March 31, offering new users three layers of benefits: a newcomer gift, a check-in gift, and an advanced experience gift. Participants can earn up to 200 USDT in rewards through strategy-following trading, along with a 50 USDT incentive and a 100 USDT gift package.

The AINFT Challenge Season event has started, with total incentives reaching up to 13,000 USDT. The first season features a triple reward mechanism with a prize pool of 2,000 USDT, including early bird, recharge, and community expansion rewards. The second season will continue the relay, increasing the prize pool to 4,000 USDT. Users can participate by connecting their TronLink wallet.

Tom Lee reposted that Bitmine Marine holds a 4% stake in Beast Industries. If the IPO achieves a 100-fold increase, this investment will triple the BMNR price. BMNR aims to become a trillion-dollar market cap Ethereum infrastructure company, with an expected 200-fold growth over the next 10 years.

Herogena is about to launch its first triple-token economy chain game "Hela World," building an epic world view centered around "Creation God Lineage × Nine Great Clans," forming a sustainable on-chain economic cycle, while also promoting real asset cooperation and DeFi ecosystem expansion.