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Deutsche Bank: Current Global Energy Trends "Eerily Similar" to 1970s Stagflation Nightmare

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**March 10: Deutsche Bank Research Chief Spots 1970s Oil Crisis Parallel in Current Energy Trends** Jim Reid, Head of Research at Deutsche Bank, said flatly in a recent report that today’s global energy market trajectory is strikingly similar to the lead-up to the 1970s’ second oil crisis. Both crises emerged 4–5 years after a major inflation spike, with Iran as the epicenter. “Whether history repeats itself fully depends on how long this conflict lasts,” the report noted. But Deutsche Bank highlighted a critical contrast: In the late 1970s, the second oil shock sparked a wage-price spiral as inflation expectations spiraled out of control — forcing central banks to implement aggressive monetary tightening. Today, long-term inflation expectations remain extremely stable, even after the 2022–23 inflation surge. (Source: Wall Street Knowledge)
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Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran's New Supreme Leader Will Not Engage in Dialogue with the US

March 10: Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi told the U.S. Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in a March 9 local time interview that he does not believe Iran’s new Supreme Leader will consider dialogue with the U.S. or renegotiations. Araghchi emphasized the entire blame for the conflict rests with the U.S. and Israel. He added slowdowns or even halts in Middle East oil production and transportation have rendered the region insecure, with full responsibility lying with the U.S. and Israel. “Iran bears no blame for this—it is a war imposed on Iran,” he said, noting Iran’s actions are solely “legitimate and rightful self-defense.”

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Binance Futures and Margin Trading will be under maintenance starting at 2022-01-12 14:00 (UTC) to upgrade the trading engine. Trading during this period will not be available.

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A whale entered a position yesterday, going short on both WTI and Brent oil. The profit in the last 24 hours has reached $1.3 million.

March 10th — Per HyperInsight monitoring (via Telegram: @HyperInsight), the whale address starting with 0x4cd opened simultaneous short positions for WTI Crude (CL) and Brent Crude (BRENTOIL) on the Hyperliquid platform (app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD) at 9:00 AM ET yesterday (March 9), when both contracts were near short-term highs. The whale has been continuously adding to these positions through early this morning. As of press time, the total short position across the two crude contracts totals $9.2 million, with cumulative profits of $1.3 million over the past 24 hours. Position breakdown: - WTI Crude (CL) Short: 7x leverage | Position size: $5.7M | Entry: $108 | Current: $100.5 | Profit: $700k | Liquidation: $124.4 - Brent Crude (BRENTOIL) Short: 7x leverage | Position size: $3.5M | Entry: $108 | Current: $102 | Profit: $360k | Liquidation: $128.6

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A certain new address has invested $32,900, predicting "US Military Will Enter Iran on March 14th"

As of March 10th, per LookOnChain monitoring data, a new wallet named "minder42" was created 20 hours ago, with its holder betting that U.S. military forces would enter Iran by March 14th. Despite falling odds, "minder42" continued to raise the wager. The holder has now wagered a total of $32,900 and is currently sitting on a loss of $13,000.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Rules Out Possibility of Negotiations with United States

March 10 — Iran’s foreign minister has ruled out the possibility of talks with the U.S., according to The Wall Street Journal.

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BlockSec: BSC Chain MT Token Buy Limit Mechanism Flaw Exploited, Hacker Arbitrages Around $242,000

On March 10, BlockSec monitoring systems detected a suspicious transaction targeting the MT-WBNB liquidity pool on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), resulting in an estimated loss of roughly $242,000. The exploit stemmed from a flaw in the protocol’s buyer restriction mechanism: Under deflationary mode, normal buy operations would revert, but the router and trading pair were whitelisted—allowing the attacker to bypass restrictions by executing router swaps and liquidity removals to acquire MT tokens from the pair. The attacker then sold MT to accumulate a "pendingBurnAmount," called the `distributeFees()` function to directly burn MT from the liquidity pair (artificially inflating MT’s price), and finally swapped MT back to WBNB to lock in profits. Additionally, a recommended rule permitting transfers of the first 0.2 MT bypassed the buyer restriction, further enabling the attacker to execute the exploit.

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