MyToken data monitoring shows that on 【March 11th, 11:10】 (Beijing Time), an address starting with 【0x6ac3】 transferred 【219421714.18 USDT】 to an address starting with 【0xdac1】, with a total value of approximately 【219.00 million】. Real time monitoring of large transfers：https://www.mytokencap.com/large-transfers/

Token | Trading Volume 【LGNS】7.24 million 【HYPE】23.62 million 【BTC】5.44 billion 【PAXG】61.27 million 【ICX】4.03 million 【OKB】6.03 million 【AR】2.94 million 【FLOW】24.09 million 【XRD】36,401.05 【SUI】89.93 million

According to Lookonchain monitoring, whale 0x17c3 continues to increase its short position in oil, currently holding 292,980 xyz:CL short positions, worth $24.6 million, making it the largest short seller of oil on the chain. Its liquidation price is $110.01.

According to data from SoSoValue, the crypto market generally trended upward on March 11th. The RWA sector rose 2.46% in the past 24 hours, with Pendle (PENDLE) rising 5.05% within the sector. Bitcoin (BTC) also rose 1.37%, remaining above $69,000; Ethereum (ETH) rose 0.95%, fluctuating narrowly around $2,000. Other notable sectors included: Layer 2 crypto (up 1.82%, with ImmutableX (IMX) rising 5.42%); Meme crypto (up 1.56%, with Shiba Inu (SHIB) rising 2.94%); and PayFi crypto (up 1.56%, with Monero (XMR) rising 4.99%). In other sectors, the AI sector rose 1.13%, with Akash Network (AKT) up 20.88%; the DeFi sector rose 1.02%, with River (RIVER) up 20.65%; the CeFi sector rose 0.91%, with Mantle (MNT) up 3.99%; and the Layer 1 sector rose 0.79%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) up 4.14%. Crypto sector indices reflecting historical performance show that the ssiRWA, ssiLayer2, and ssiMeme indices rose 5.01%, 2.51%, and 1.88%, respectively.

According to a report by The New York Times, prior to the military strikes against Iran, Trump and his advisors downplayed the impact of Iran's economic war through the Strait of Hormuz, believing that oil prices would fall after a brief rise. Now, the severity of this miscalculation has become glaringly obvious. After a closed-door briefing to lawmakers on Tuesday, Connecticut Democratic Senator Christopher S. Murphy stated on social media that the administration has "no plans" for the Strait of Hormuz and "doesn't know how to safely reopen it." According to interviews conducted by the newspaper, some officials within the US government are pessimistic due to the lack of a clear strategy to end the war. However, they are cautiously avoiding expressing this directly to the president, who has repeatedly declared the military operation a complete success. (Jinshi)