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March 27th – Per Beincrypto, French President Emmanuel Macron will address Paris Blockchain Week on April 15. The event runs April 15–16 at the Carrousel du Louvre Hall, making him the first sitting G7 head of state to speak at an institution-focused digital assets conference. This marks a historic milestone, reinforcing France’s institutional leadership in Europe’s digital finance space. Macron will speak to roughly 10,000 attendees, outlining strategic priorities to boost European digital sovereignty. These include developing Euro-pegged stablecoins, launching a digital Euro, and establishing targeted regulatory frameworks to position Europe at the center of the global digital economy. The conference will also host senior French government officials directly involved in European digital asset regulation, stablecoin policies, and institutional financial infrastructure development.

March 27th — Per Cointelegraph, citing CryptoRank data, Bitcoin has outperformed the S&P 500, gold, and oil in 60-day returns during nearly all major geopolitical crises over the past six years.

March 27: Per Onchain Lens monitoring, an address linked to the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 123.7 BTC (roughly $8.5 million) to a newly created address.

On March 26, Iran’s Islamic Republic of Broadcasting (IRIB) reported that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi emphasized during a phone call with Iraqi President Barham Salih that Iran is committed to maintaining a legitimate, robust defense to counter any aggression. Raisi stated Iran has the right to act in self-defense against the United States, which he identified as the source of regional aggression. He also called for vigilance against a U.S.-Israel conspiracy to sow division and unrest among Islamic countries through armed force, terrorist organizations, and the use of neighboring states’ territory to invade Iran. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

March 27 (CNBC) — Iran-related global market volatility has added a new layer of uncertainty, potentially cooling the emerging enthusiasm for Asian private equity (PE) investment. Andrew Thompson, head of asset management and private equity for KPMG Asia Pacific, noted: “What we’re seeing now mirrors the tariff situation early last year — people will hit pause, slow their pace, and hold off to avoid being caught off guard by sudden shocks.” Amid escalating uncertainty, Middle Eastern investment funds — a key capital source for the global PE industry — may also temporarily dial back outbound investment and steer clear of large-scale overseas deals in the short term. Thompson added: “Now isn’t the time for fundraising due diligence; they need to address more pressing issues right now.” A Bain & Company report released this week shows funds raised by Asian-focused PE firms last year dropped to a nearly decade-low of $58 billion, marking the fourth straight year of contraction.

March 27 – GANA has announced its official integration with the Conflux Bitunion payment solution, extending its infrastructure reach in the global payment network and accelerating the deep integration of Web3 payments with traditional finance. The feature is set to launch on April 15. As a next-gen revenue-focused Web3 payment infrastructure, GANA aims to turn payment behavior into value creation. Using an on-chain contract-driven mechanism, it redefines users’ roles within the payment ecosystem, unlocking its innovative “payment as revenue” model. With this integration, GANA now supports payments and settlements in major fiat currencies (including USD and GBP), boosting cross-border transaction efficiency and expanding its global user base.