Strategy CEO Sells 2034 Shares of MSTR, Equivalent to Approximately $279,000

On March 13, the U.S. January core PCE price index (year-over-year) rose to 3.1%—its highest reading since March 2024—matching market expectations. (RapiData APP)

March 13: EmberCN data shows a whale/institution withdrew 283 BTC ($20.52M) from Binance 2 hours ago. Over the past 10 days, this entity has amassed 2,003.2 BTC ($140M) via Binance, with an average entry price of $69,923 per BTC.

On March 13, U.S. Secretary of Defense Haggerthauer said regarding the Strait of Hormuz that Iran’s attacks are the only thing impeding shipping. “We have contingency plans for all contingencies,” he stated. The Strait of Hormuz is now open to shipping, but Iran continues firing on vessels.

On March 13th, Lookonchain data reveals that the whale address DNTpoX spent 30 million USDC to purchase MELANIA tokens a year ago, later selling them for 14.32 million USDC—incurring a $15.68 million loss. Today, after the announcement of a grand banquet for TRUMP token holders, the whale bought 2.2 million TRUMP tokens at $3.17 each (totaling approximately $9.68 million). As of now, the position holds a floating profit of $2.72 million.

On March 13, U.S. Secretary of Defense Hagersee stated that the U.S. and Israel have struck roughly 15,000 targets since the conflict began, and hinted Iran’s new Supreme Leader may have been injured. Speaking alongside Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Kane at a joint press conference, Hagersee noted: “The U.S. is dismantling the military capabilities of Iran’s radical regime in an unprecedented fashion.” Separately, a U.S. aerial refueling tanker crashed in Iraq at the time of the statement, killing all four crew members. Source: Golden Finance

The U.S. will release January Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data at 20:30 Beijing time this Friday, March 13. Market forecasts point to: - A 2.9% year-over-year (YoY) rise and 0.3% month-over-month (MoM) gain for headline PCE; - A 3.1% YoY increase for core PCE (excluding food and energy), which would mark its largest jump since April 2024. Analysis notes that while recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed modest inflation easing, PCE’s heavier weighting on goods—coupled with potential price hikes for items like software and jewelry—could push core PCE higher. If core PCE’s YoY reading is significantly above CPI, the gap between the two could hit a multi-decade high. Since the Federal Reserve prioritizes PCE for policy decisions, a rebound in inflation could dim expectations for interest rate cuts later this year. Additionally, the Middle East conflict has lifted oil prices, raising costs for energy, transportation and food—posing new upside risks to future