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1Bitget UEX Daily | Iran Denies Direct Talks; Oil Price Back Above $100; Nasdaq 100 Rule Change May Open Door for SpaceX (March 31, 2026)2Bitcoin data points to ‘rare’ trading setup for relief rally to $71K3Iran's Potential Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz: Approaching April 6 and Growing Market Anxiety

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CoinShares transfers 10,720 BTC in two days, setting a historical recordCoinShares transferred 10,720 BTC over the past two days, with a total value of approximately $720 million, marking the largest BTC outflow in its history. (Lookonchain)
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CoinShares has transferred 10,720 BTC worth over $700 million into a new wallet over the past two days.According to Odaily, monitoring by Lookonchain shows that CoinShares has transferred 10,720 BTC into a new wallet over the past two days, valued at approximately 720 million US dollars, setting the biggest BTC outflow record for the institution.
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Energy Crisis Disrupts Asia's Manufacturing Chain, Thailand and Malaysia Expand Against Market TrendsGolden Ten Data, April 1 — Despite energy supply disruptions driven by the US-Israel versus Iran conflict, which have pushed up oil prices, most Asian manufacturing sectors still achieved expansion in March, with improved activity in South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand. Data released by S&P Global on Wednesday showed that the conflict appears to have exerted pressure on activity in Vietnam, Indonesia, and the semiconductor hub Taiwan, as indices for these regions fell compared to February, but still remained above the boom-bust line of 50. Thailand led the region with a reading of 54.1, while Malaysia returned to the expansion range after experiencing contraction last month. “The initial signs of the Middle East war have begun to emerge among ASEAN economies. The outlook for the region remains uncertain and will be affected by the intensity and duration of the Middle East war,” said Maryam Baluch, S&P Global Market Intelligence economist, in a statement.
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