A wallet that was suspected by the community to belong to Ansem(@blknoiz06) bought 2.04M $DIGIMON($50K) again 15 minutes ago.

**March 2 (Monday) Open Brief** U.S. stock index futures are trending lower broadly, while crude oil and gold prices have risen—though no panic has materialized yet. Institutional analyst Mark Kudmore noted most non-energy commodities have seen minimal moves, with nearly all pulling back from opening extremes. Crude’s gain has narrowed from over 13% at the open to 8%, with profit-taking starting to kick in. Gold and silver are both up more than 1%, but the rise looks moderate given recent market volatility. *Bottom line*: It’s too early to call a trend, but there’s no current panic. **Caution**：Don’t mistake this for a reliable guide for today’s full session. As Asian spot markets come online one by one, broader selling pressure could emerge—especially if “memory trades” (which have lifted South Korea’s KOSPI 50% YTD) hit snags. (Source: FX678)

On March 2, Onchain Lens data shows a whale address sold 1,000 ETH for roughly $1.94 million, swapping the proceeds for 358.49 XAUT at an average price of $5,413 per token—incurring a loss of over $60,000 on the trade. Over the past two years, the address has cumulatively purchased 1,645 ETH for $3.26 million and still holds 645 ETH (valued at approximately $1.25 million). Address: 0x744b0b1c4132d79ec106cb62c630d961c4a0d849

March 2: Regional officials told the Wall Street Journal that Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other Gulf states are unlikely to tolerate prolonged Iranian attacks. One potential option: striking missile and drone launch sites inside Iran. UAE foreign affairs advisor Anwar Gargash said: “We shouldn’t stick to passive defense—we need to be more proactive. We have to consider the nature of the emerging conflict. Plus, we have our own capabilities, and our approach is that responses must match the conflict’s severity.” On Sunday, the UAE shuttered its Tehran embassy and pulled its diplomats out of Iran.

**March 2: Hyperliquid Emerges as Key Hedging Venue Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions** As U.S.-Iran tensions escalated and traditional financial markets closed for the weekend, crypto derivatives platform Hyperliquid became the top spot for investors to hedge commodity risks. Bloomberg reports that around the Feb. 28 conflict outbreak, a wave of crypto traders flocked to Hyperliquid to trade perpetual contracts tied to crude oil, gold and other assets—aiming to shield against geopolitical shocks. Unlike traditional contracts, perpetuals have no expiration and support 24/7 trading, making them the only real-time hedging tool available while mainstream markets were shut. Prior to this, Avi Felman, a senior executive at an investment firm, predicted Hyperliquid would be "indispensable to fund managers thanks to its nonstop 24/7 trading." That forecast held during the Middle East crisis: when global commodity and forex markets were closed, the crypto futures market stepped in to handle pri

On March 2, social media platform X announced the launch of a new content disclosure feature—headlined by the "Paid Partnership" tag—to boost transparency across the platform. Per the official announcement, creators can now clearly note if third parties have paid for or provided incentive support for their organic content—no need to add extra terms like "ad" or "sponsored" in the post itself. X Creators noted the platform is dedicated to embodying the "true pulse of humanity," with transparency as a core principle. Undisclosed promotional content chips away at users’ trust in their timelines. A clear labeling system will help boost the platform’s credibility and uphold the integrity of the "global public square." The feature is now live on iOS and the web, with the Android version set to roll out the next day. X has also updated its "Paid Partnership Policy," laying out the relevant disclosure guidelines.

**March 2nd — Middle East tensions escalated sharply Wednesday as U.S. and Israeli forces launched large-scale airstrikes against Iran.** Iran confirmed multiple senior officials, including the Supreme Leader, were killed in the strikes. The conflict quickly spilled over, roiling global energy and financial markets. ### Key Updates: - **U.S. Stance**: President Trump said the military operation could last ~4 weeks. U.S. forces struck hundreds of targets (IRGC headquarters, air defense systems, naval facilities) — no nuclear sites involved, he noted. B-2 stealth bombers were used, per U.S. disclosures. - **Iran’s Response**: Tehran formed a temporary leadership committee. The IRGC launched its 9th round of the “True Commitment 4” operation, claiming to down multiple U.S./Israeli drones. It warned it would target regional oil/gas infrastructure if its energy facilities are attacked. - **Shipping/Insurance**: >200 vessels (oil/LNG tankers) are anchored in the Strait of Hormuz