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According to news from Hash World Chain on March 21, Galaxy's Research Director Alex Thorn pointed out in a post on platform X that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released a milestone digital asset regulatory guidance this week. This move marks a significant shift in the SEC's regulatory stance on digital assets from the adversarial attitude and vague rules of the Gary Gensler era to a more structured, transparent, and supportive direction for industry compliance development. Alex Thorn detailed four key changes in this regulatory guidance: First, non-security digital assets can be freely traded in the secondary market after the issuer completes core management commitments, no longer being continuously classified as securities; second, the judgment criterion of 'sufficient decentralization' has been removed, with the issuer's public commitments as the core basis; third, explicit safe harbor provisions have been introduced, clarifying that common activities such as airdrops, mining, and staking typically do not constitute securities transactions; fourth, the scope of 'Efforts of Others' has been significantly narrowed, focusing solely on the issuer's core management commitments, without considering third-party market speculation or community comments. Furthermore, Alex Thorn echoed the industry’s calls to continue pushing for the implementation of the CLARITY Act, which is expected to provide more lasting legal protection for crypto assets and support the long-term healthy development of Bitcoin and the entire crypto asset industry in the U.S. capital markets.

Hashi Chain News reports that on March 21, 10x Research published an analysis on platform X, indicating that the cryptocurrency market is at a critical turning point. Despite Bitcoin maintaining its support level, altcoins have quietly begun to dominate the market. Misalignment in market positions may lead to frequent failures of the "buy on dips" strategy. Specifically, Ethereum may be supported by institutional accumulation and structural upgrades; Solana benefits from ETF fund inflows; XRP is supported by retail demand and application expansion; BNB faces short-term pressure but has long-term advantages from RWA development; TRON is driven by growth in payment applications, increased stablecoin usage, and whale accumulation. At this stage, returns will depend more on tactical position management rather than directional judgment. As Bitcoin's dominance declines, the strategy has shifted to favor altcoins that can stabilize at key levels, seizing opportunities in high-risk market conditions. In a bear market environment, emphasis should be on short-term momentum trading rather than blind bottom fishing. The current easing of token unlock pressure and low trading volume indicate limited selling pressure, supporting the overall resilience of the market.

Hearth Chain news reports that on March 21, BONKfun announced on the X platform that its official website was subjected to a malicious social engineering attack on March 11. The attacker hijacked the BONKfun domain through the domain service provider and transferred it to an external registrar. The team clarified that this incident was not due to a breach of BONK or BONKfun's internal systems, code repositories, or team accounts. After the incident, the team immediately took action: shutting down the website, coordinating with wallet service providers to mark the domain as malicious, and controlling the impact of the incident on users. This attack caused users approximately $30,000 in losses, and the team will compensate affected users 110% of the losses to cover potential opportunity costs for users. The control of the BONKfun domain was fully restored around 5 PM Eastern Time on March 18, and the main wallet provider's functionality was restored on the evening of March 19. The website is currently safely online. Some antivirus software still marks the main domain as a risk, and the team is actively addressing this issue. For users who cannot access the official website due to antivirus software blocking, a backup domain with the same functionality as the main site is now online for use.

According to news from the Hong Kong media, on March 21, the president of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association, Chen Zhihua, stated regarding the controversy over brokers' clients 'pre-registering designated bank accounts' that regulators proposed establishing a bank account registration mechanism with a cap. This approach may stem from improperly applying the regulatory ideas of virtual assets (such as pre-approval of wallet addresses) to the traditional securities industry. Chen Zhihua pointed out that virtual assets are difficult to verify ownership instantly due to blockchain addresses, and pre-approval has technical rationality. However, the flow of funds in traditional securities can be confirmed through mechanisms such as 'same-name account verification,' without the need for a one-size-fits-all restriction on the number of accounts. In comparison to the EU anti-money laundering framework, regulation should focus on penetrating beneficial ownership and identifying abnormal transactions rather than imposing preemptive account restrictions. He also suggested that regulators adhere to the 'risk-based' principle, focusing on abnormal fund flows such as 'layered transactions,' clarifying compliance standards for same-name accounts, and promoting the application of big data and AI in anti-money laundering monitoring.

According to news from the Hashi Chain on March 21, citing CCTV International News, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement claiming that it has launched the 70th wave of operation 'Real Commitment 4'. This operation utilized 'Qiam' and 'Imad' missiles, as well as attack drones, to conduct coordinated strikes on five U.S. military bases, targeting the Sudan Prince Air Force Base, Dafra Air Force Base, Ali Salim Air Force Base, the air base in Erbil, and the U.S. Navy Fifth Fleet base. The operation also employed 'Haibar Shekan' and 'Qader' missiles to strike key targets, including Haifa and Tel Aviv in Israel. In the statement, the Revolutionary Guard reaffirmed that Iran will continue to adopt an offensive strategy and will intensify efforts to strike against any sources of aggression that violate Iranian territory and national sovereignty, while emphasizing that Iran is fully prepared to respond to the current phase of confrontation.

According to news from Hashi Chain on March 21, citing CCTV news reports, U.S. President Trump stated on the social media platform 'Truth Social' that the United States is considering a gradual downgrade of its major military operations against the Iranian regime in the Middle East, and is now very close to achieving the established goals, which consist of five items: 1. Completely weaken Iran's missile capabilities, launch devices, and all related facilities; 2. Destroy the foundation of Iran's defense industry; 3. Eliminate Iran's naval and air force capabilities, including air defense weapon systems; 4. Never allow Iran to even come close to possessing nuclear capabilities, while the U.S. must always maintain posture to respond swiftly and forcefully if relevant situations arise; 5. Protect U.S. allies in the Middle East with the utmost strength, including Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, and other countries. Trump stated that the guarding and patrolling of the Strait of Hormuz should be undertaken by other countries that use the strait when necessary, and the U.S. will no longer bear this responsibility. If invited to assist, the U.S. is willing to provide support for these countries' operations in the Strait of Hormuz, but such assistance will no longer be necessary once the threat from Iran is completely eliminated. Trump also indicated that this would be an easy military operation for the relevant countries.