Gate News Report, March 9th, Coinglass data shows that in the past hour, the total liquidation across the entire network reached $90,084,300, with long positions liquidated at $43,935,600 and short positions at $46,148,700. By asset type, XYZ:CL (Crude Oil Futures Contract) liquidation was $29.2 million, and BTC liquidation was $22.12 million.

Due to the escalation of conflicts in the Middle East, the South Korean government is considering implementing a fuel price cap for the first time in nearly 30 years to address the rapidly rising domestic fuel prices. President Lee Jae-myung has called for the establishment of oil price caps based on region and fuel type, and warned refiners not to collude to raise prices. Despite these measures, fuel prices continue to rise.

The Florida State Senate passed Bill 314 on March 6th with a 37-0 vote, establishing a regulatory framework for payment-type stablecoins and prohibiting issuers from paying interest. The accompanying House bill will also be submitted for the governor's signature. Meanwhile, another bill was passed to protect the trade secrets of virtual currency businesses.

ChainCatcher News, according to Jinshi, Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon stated that the market needs a few weeks to digest the Iran situation. For any type of risk asset, people are looking for higher risk premiums.

Vitalik expressed concerns on social media about the expansion of government and corporate power and the erosion of privacy. He suggested that Ethereum should be positioned as a "sanctuary technology," emphasizing the importance of open source and decentralization to support robust collaboration and value management.

Curve Finance has launched an investigation into the attack on Inverse Finance, confirming a loss of approximately $240,000. The cause of the attack is related to the sDOLA price oracle mechanism and the amount of sDOLA in the market. This incident serves as a reminder that more stringent measures are needed for treasury-type collateral management. The Curve team is currently assessing security measures to ensure the safety of similar markets in the future.

PANews February 27 News, Platform X has launched a user profile post filtering feature that supports sorting by “Latest” and “Most Liked,” and allows categorization by reply, quote, video, and other types. This feature helps evaluate the engagement performance of different types of content on an account. Some users are calling for further enhancements, such as filtering high-engagement posts by time intervals (e.g., 1 day, 1 week, 1 month) and sorting by views, comments, shares, and other metrics to more efficiently identify and analyze high-quality content on accounts.

Starknet launches a new type of wrapped asset, strkBTC, providing privacy protection for Bitcoin. strkBTC supports "non-shielded mode" and "shielded mode" to meet transparency and privacy needs, and can operate in compliant environments. More privacy features will be added in the future.

ZachXBT responded to community users' questions about the survey preview by stating that future survey previews will depend on the type of investigation and will not be completely discontinued. He mentioned that the upcoming insider trading investigation report has sparked discussions and believes there is a risk of information leakage.

ChainCatcher reports, citing sources familiar with the matter, that the Trump administration is considering an executive order requiring banks to collect customer citizenship data as part of its immigration enforcement efforts. Sources say the initiative is primarily being evaluated by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and may ultimately require banks to request a new, unprecedented type of documentation from both new and existing customers wishing to maintain bank accounts in the United States, such as passport information.