Bitcoin Falls Below $69,000, 24h Change -1.38%

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On March 11, per HTX market data, Bitcoin has dipped below $69,000, posting a 24-hour decline of 1.38%.

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Across Proposes Temperature Check Proposal, Envisions Governance and Steward Transition

On March 11, Across Protocol put forward a temperature check proposal exploring a transition of its existing DAO and token structure to a U.S. C-Corp and equity framework. The new entity, AcrossCo, would serve as Across Protocol’s operational company under the plan. ACX token holders will have two options: convert their tokens to AcrossCo equity at a 1:1 ratio, or redeem ACX for USDC based on the average market price over a one-month window within a six-month period. Large holders may choose direct equity conversion, while smaller holders can participate via a free special purpose entity (SPE) structure.

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International Energy Agency Member Countries Agree to Release 400 Million Barrels of Crude Oil

March 11: IEA Members Agree to Release 400M Barrels of Crude Oil (OPEC+ Context)

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Trump: War with Iran will end soon

March 11: Trump: Iran has "very few if any" targets left; the war with Iran will end soon. "Whenever I want it to end, it will end."

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Osmosis Announces Major Governance Proposal to Convert OSMO to ATOM

**March 11 – Osmosis has submitted a major governance proposal for the Cosmos ecosystem, outlining plans to integrate Osmosis directly with the Cosmos Hub and natively migrate its DEX to the Hub.** The proposal aims to consolidate liquidity, governance, and security onto a single chain. All circulating OSMO tokens (excluding undistributed holdings in the Osmosis community pool) will be eligible to convert to ATOM during a six-month window. The proposed conversion rate is 0.0355 ATOM per 1.998 OSMO. Cosmos Hub’s community pool currently holds ~10.11 million ATOM, with an additional ~1.75 million ATOM available (equivalent to ~0.35% of total ATOM supply, or less than two weeks of staking emissions). Key notes: - No ongoing emissions or structural inflation changes will result from the proposal. - Unclaimed ATOM after the six-month window closes will return to the Cosmos Hub community pool.

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Germany and Japan take the lead in confirming the release of oil reserves, with oil prices unlikely to reach a new high before the end of March.

**March 11 —** Amid escalating Middle East conflict, the Strait of Hormuz has de facto closed, posing a severe threat to global energy security. The International Energy Agency (IEA) is planning its largest-ever strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) release. Insiders report the IEA proposes releasing 300 million to 400 million barrels of oil—far exceeding the 182 million barrels deployed in two separate interventions during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict. Germany and Japan have already taken the lead: - Japan will release ~80 million barrels of crude from commercial and government reserves, stressing it would face the worst impact if the Strait remains closed and needs immediate action. - Germany’s economy minister confirmed the country will release 2.4 million tons of its national SPR. Other IEA members—including the UK, Austria, and South Korea—have also signaled willingness to coordinate their response. **Market Updates:** - Bitget data shows WTI crude and Brent o