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Odaily reports that Sui has officially announced an upgrade of its mainnet to V1.68.1 and a protocol update to version 118. This upgrade mainly enables address aliases on the mainnet, enhances metadata security within the Sui System, and fixes a bug that could cause full node crashes when simulating abnormal transactions containing invalid fund withdrawals.

1. Michael Saylor posted that "it's time to put the laser eyes back on," hinting at a bullish signal; 2. Analyst: If Houthi attacks escalate, it could ultimately force Saudi Arabia to cut output along with other oil-producing countries; 3. Goldman Sachs analysts state that Bitcoin's price may have reached the bottom for this cycle, but trading volume may decline further; 4. Citron: US stocks may see a short-term bottom on Monday; 5. World Foundation: World Assets completed a $65 million WLD over-the-counter sale in the past week; 6. Institution: After a sluggish February, the US job market may gradually recover this month; 7. Vance wins the Conservative Political Action Conference 2028 presidential straw poll; 8. Canada advances a ban on crypto donations: plans to block channels for crypto political funding; 9. Analysis: The crypto market needs to experience a "reset period" before a new bull market can begin; 10. A wallet transferred more than $200,000 worth of PTB tokens, suspected of selling at a local high.

BlockBeats News, March 29. According to market data from an exchange, the crypto market continues to trade sideways with low volatility. Bitcoin is currently at $66,500, Ethereum holds at $2,000, SOL is at $82, and BNB is at $613. The total crypto market cap rebounded by 0.5% over 24 hours and now stands at $2.375 trillion. The top performing and declining altcoins are as follows: NOM up 64.6% in 24 hours, currently at $0.0029;ONT up 23.1% in 24 hours, currently at $0.061;IDEX up 19.9% in 24 hours, currently at $0.0037; PAITI down 12.44% in 24 hours, currently at $0.0873;DEGO down 8.6% in 24 hours, currently at $0.317;TOWNS down 8.09% in 24 hours, currently at $0.0034. Latest developments in the U.S.-Iran situation are as follows: Iran: Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant was attacked three times within ten days. The Iranian president stated that Iran would not launch a preemptive strike but would retaliate; contradictory U.S. remarks and actions have furthered Iran's distrust. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that if the U.S. and Israel continue attacks on Iran's industrial systems, Iran's response will “exceed their imagination.” Iranian nuclear scientist Mohammad Reza Kia and his wife were killed in an attack a few days ago. United States: U.S. Marines have arrived in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility. A U.S. military base in Saudi Arabia was attacked, injuring 12 American soldiers and damaging a refueling aircraft. U.S. Central Command released the results of “Operation Prosperity Guardian” over the past month: more than 11,000 targets struck and over 150 Iranian naval vessels destroyed. U.S. officials stated that the Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran. Strait of Hormuz: Malaysia said Iran has allowed the detained Malaysian oil tanker to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Thailand reached an agreement with Iran for the passage of its oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan stated that Iran has agreed to allow 20 more Pakistani vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Two additional LPG tankers bound for India have passed through the Strait of Hormuz, leaving the Persian Gulf.