MEXC has listed Hyperlane (HYPER) for pre-market trading

**March 13th U.S. Economic Data Highlights:** - **1-Year Inflation Expectation (Mar, initial):** 3.4% (forecast: 3.7%; prior: 3.40%) - **Jan JOLTs Job Openings:** 6.946M (forecast: 6.7M; prior revised to 6.55M from 6.542M) - **Michigan Consumer Sentiment (Mar, initial):** 55.5 (forecast: 55; prior: 56.6) *Source: FX678* ### Notes on U.S. style: 1. Uses **M** (million) abbreviation for brevity (common in financial/ economic briefs). 2. "Forecast" (not "expected") is standard for economic data comparisons. 3. Clear, scannable bullet points (U.S. readers prefer concise, skimmable formats). 4. "Revised to X from Y" explicitly clarifies prior value adjustments. 5. Keeps key context (date, source) upfront without extra fluff.

On March 13th, per Lookonchain monitoring, two wallets believed to be controlled by the same crypto whale deposited 4,480 Tether Gold (XAUT) to Bitfinex over the past two hours—valued at roughly $22.7 million—while also withdrawing 10,242 ETH from the exchange, worth approximately $21.92 million.

On March 13, the U.S. Department of Defense is weighing deploying additional warships to the Middle East to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, per a Wall Street Journal report. Earlier, the UK's Maritime Trade Operations said a vessel was attacked and caught fire near the Strait of Hormuz. (IG)

March 13: Per HTX market data, TRUMP’s 24-hour gain has jumped to 54%, currently trading at $4.275, with its market cap climbing to $2.419 billion.

On March 13, per AI Auntie’s monitoring, ETH briefly broke above $2,200. Aggregate unrealized gains for 120,000 ETH in long positions total $25.968 million: - ETH Longs: 120,000 ETH held (valued at $262 million) with an unrealized gain of $22.576 million; - BTC Longs: 700 BTC held (valued at $51.28 million) with an unrealized gain of $3.392 million.

March 13: U.S. Trade Representative Grewal called on companies seeking nearly $170 billion in tariff refunds—owed after the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs—to pass the money to their employees. Speaking Friday, Grewal said: “If I were these companies, the most important and wise move once they receive this windfall would be to distribute the funds as employee bonuses.” He added: “The tariffs were originally implemented by the President to drive reshoring and correct the country’s longstanding massive trade imbalance. If businesses get this windfall, they should return the funds to workers via bonuses or raises—this was exactly the plan’s intent.” At present, it’s unclear whether the federal government has the authority to force companies to do so. Grewal’s comments underscore the mounting complexity around when and how importers will get their refunds. Tariff revenue is currently held by the U.S. Treasury, and more than 1,000 companies have filed lawsuits to recoup th