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Xinda Futures: Rising Energy Prices Constrain Rate Expectations, Gold Under Short-Term Pressure

Xinda Futures research indicates that gold price movements are influenced by rising energy prices and interest rate expectations. The Middle East conflict has kept crude oil at elevated levels, intensifying inflation concerns in the market and suppressing gold prices. The market expects the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates unchanged, but Powell's assessment will impact subsequent policy decisions.

Sky Co-founder Rune's Long Position in Crude Oil Turned Profitable, Overall Position Value Rose to $11.55 Million

On March 22, after Trump issued a "48-hour ultimatum," crude oil prices rose. Sky founder Rune's multiple leveraged positions were profitable, with a structure including a 20x leveraged WTI crude oil long position with unrealized gains of approximately $155,000, a 7x leveraged Brent crude oil long position with unrealized gains of approximately $130,000, and total position value reaching approximately $11.55 million.

Tom Lee: Maintains S&P 500 Year-End Target of 7700, War Historically Often Signals Buying Opportunity

Ethereum Treasury Company Chairman Tom Lee maintained his year-end S&P 500 target of 7700 in an interview, viewing this as a conservative estimate. Despite the short-term impact of the war, it could benefit the U.S. economy in the long term, and the market may shift from crisis to opportunity. He pointed out that the market has already adjusted, and investors have completed their de-risking.

Iran Bombs Israel "Nuclear Facility Surroundings" for First Time, No Nuclear Leakage So Far, But Terrorist Retaliation Cycle May Escalate

Iran launched a missile attack targeting around the Israeli nuclear research center late on March 21, causing at least 7 people to be seriously injured and 64 hospitalized. Israel's missile defense system was unable to fully intercept the missiles, worsening the tense situation. This attack is seen as retaliation for Israel's bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities, and geopolitical tensions continue to rise. The United Nations has stated that there are currently no radiation anomalies, but the risk still exists.

Trump Issues Ultimatum: Iran Must Open Strait of Hormuz Within 48 Hours "Or We'll Bomb Power Plants," Bitcoin Plummets to 68,000

Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum this morning (22nd) demanding Iran fully open the Strait of Hormuz, otherwise the U.S. military will destroy Iran's power plants; following the announcement, Bitcoin plummeted rapidly to $68,000, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping to 9, indicating extreme market panic. (Background: Iran launched medium-range missiles at U.S. and British bases, missing but with a range of 4,000 kilometers, "double what intelligence estimated") (Context: Lai Ching-te approved: Nuclear Plants 2 and 3 "have conditions for restart," Taiwan's power shortage in the AI era cannot be sustained) Contents of this article Toggle Middle East conflict has been burning for over 4 weeks Bitcoin crashes to $68,000, liquidations of $236 million 48-hour countdown, market awaits three answers U.S. President Trump posted on his social media platform Truth Social at 7:44 AM this morning (22nd)

Citigroup Slashes Bitcoin and Ethereum 12-Month Price Targets, Citing Stalled U.S. Crypto Legislation Weighing on Upside Catalysts

Citigroup has lowered its target prices for Bitcoin and Ethereum, indicating a cautious outlook on the medium-term prospects of the crypto market. The Bitcoin target price has been reduced from $143,000 to $112,000, while Ethereum's has been lowered from $4,304 to $3,175, mainly due to slow progress in U.S. cryptocurrency legislation. Although there is still room for upward movement over the next year, the market may remain volatile in the short term, with Ethereum's valuation becoming more reliant on fundamentals.