A certain smart money increased its ETH long position by acquiring 4000 coins at an average price of $3997, while also holding a 40x leverage Bitcoin long position.

On March 13, Tencent PC Manager rolled out the industry’s first “Lobster Assistant · AI Security Sandbox” alongside its Version 18.0 update, delivering one-stop security protection for locally running AI agents. Currently, the Lobster Assistant supports a range of “lobster” tools including OpenClaw, QClaw, OneClaw, and LobsterAI (Jinse).

Per Bitget market data as of March 13: U.S. stocks opened higher, then turned lower. - S&P 500 Index: currently down 0.15% - Nasdaq: down 0.4% - Dow Jones: slightly up 0.07% This format aligns with U.S. financial news conventions—concise, scannable, and uses common terms like "turned lower" (instead of "fell") for real-time market updates.

March 13 – Bitget market data shows spot gold posted a short-term plunge, with intraday volatility exceeding $40. It is currently trading at $5,042 per ounce. Spot silver also slid sharply in the short term, dropping below $81 per ounce with an intraday decline of 3.46%. New York Comex silver plummeted 5.00% on the day, last trading at $80.85 per ounce.

On March 13, the Wall Street Journal reported that two U.S. officials said the Pentagon is deploying a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) to the Middle East as Iran ramps up attacks on the Strait of Hormuz. The officials noted Defense Secretary Haggis approved a request from U.S. Central Command to deploy the unit, which typically includes up to 2,500 Marines. The move comes amid Iran’s strikes that have nearly paralyzed shipping through the strategic waterway—disrupting the global economy, pushing up gasoline prices, and posing a major military and political challenge to former President Trump. A Pentagon spokesperson declined to comment.

On March 13th, U.S. President Donald Trump said the economy will rebound immediately once the Iran war ends. (Xinhua)

March 13: Thomas Ranja, the European Commission’s spokesperson for digital economy affairs, told reporters at a press conference on March 13 that American entrepreneur Elon Musk’s social media platform X has submitted a remediation plan for its “Blue Checkmark Certification” to the European Commission. On December 12, 2025, the European Commission issued its first non-compliance ruling under the Digital Services Act (DSA), slapping X with a €1.2 billion fine. The EU accused X of three key violations: its Blue Checkmark Certification is only available via payment, making the platform’s interface misleading to users; its ad library fails to meet transparency and accessibility requirements; and X has not provided eligible researchers with access to the platform’s public data as required. (Source: Jinse)