US Strikes Iran-linked Port in Retaliation for Deadly Drone Attack on Israel Ship

**March 29th — On-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reports the Trump team is suspected of selling over $16.06 million worth of TRUMP tokens.** **In the past two hours, BitGo’s custody address transferred 5.48 million TRUMP to OKX. Tracing the funds reveals the address received 18.14 million TRUMP from the Trump Team Allocation address (the team’s share) two months ago — that amount was valued at $81.64 million at the time.**

As of March 29th, Coinglass data shows Bitcoin is trading at $66,699.75 (a 0.24% gain over 24 hours), while Ethereum sits at $2,005.49 (0.08% change in the same period). Mainstream centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) exchange funding rates point to bearish signals for BTC and ETH, with market sentiment remaining subdued. Specifically, ETH funding rates are negative across most platforms (including Binance). OKX’s rate is positive but remains below the 0.005% threshold—signaling an overall bearish range for ETH. For BTC, rates are negative on key platforms like Binance, with short traders continuing to pay longs to maintain their positions. Funding rates for other major coins are detailed in the attached image. BlockBeats Note: Funding rates are fees set by crypto exchanges to align perpetual contract prices with underlying asset prices. They facilitate a fund transfer between long and short traders—exchanges do not collect this fee. The mechanism adjusts the cost or profit of c

CoinList announced on March 29th that it will support the Token Generation Event (TGE) for football media platform OneFootball on April 9th, with tokens to be distributed to participants of the sale in their non-custodial CoinList wallets. OneFootball, the football media platform, noted that in addition to the TGE for its native token OFC, it will also launch FanPass, several new products, and a brand-new roadmap.

March 29: Crypto transaction index analytics platform CoinKarma noted that after Bitcoin corrected from $76,000, liquidity and altcoin resilience indicators have once again shown significant resonance—signaling short-term rebound potential. Within the current price range, when the 10% Overall Market Liquidity metric and ALT Resilience Index exhibit notable resonance, a short-term bottom is highly likely to form, with a rebound potentially on the horizon.

**March 29 Update: U.S. Prepares Limited Iran Ground Operation Targeting Oil Lifeline** News of U.S. military preparations for a limited ground operation against Iran grabbed global attention March 29. Unlike the 2003 full-scale Iraq invasion, the Pentagon is deploying the "Scimitar of Execution" tactic: no territorial occupation, no prolonged conflict, focused solely on Iran’s oil lifeline—Kharg Island. The goal is to replicate the 1991 Gulf War’s "swift few-week victory." Per foreign media reports, the U.S. is planning a weeks-long limited ground mission (not full occupation). Thousands of Marines and paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division have deployed to the Middle East. Some 3,500 troops from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) are aboard the USS *Guam*, en route to the Persian Gulf’s core waters. On March 26, the U.S. military noted it’s weighing up to 10,000 ground troops (infantry, armored units)—just 1% of the 2003 Iraq War’s force size. It’s ditching the p

**March 29 Update: Musk on Tesla FSD, Terafab Chip Factory** Elon Musk said March 29 that Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) assistive system isn’t just about post-collision braking—it can predict pedestrians’ intentions before they step into the road. Tesla’s AI self-driving capabilities, he added, will be 10x safer than human driving. Additionally, Tesla has broken ground on its massive Terafab semiconductor chip factory in the U.S. Far larger than traditional chip fabs, Terafab integrates logic AI chips, memory production, and advanced packaging under one roof. Its core goal: produce 100 billion to 200 billion chips annually, with an initial monthly capacity of 100,000 wafers (eventually ramping to 1 million/month)—far outpacing mainstream fabs like TSMC and Intel. Musk’s aim is to meet Tesla’s surging AI computing power needs by making chips in-house for its Dojo supercomputer, FSD system, Optimus robots, Robotaxi fleets, and more. This will let Tesla avoid dependence on ex