Odaily Planet Daily reports: US President Trump: Our Supreme Court has made these countries very happy, but as the court pointed out, I have the absolute right to impose tariffs in another form, and I have already begun to do so. US President Trump: For me, the most important decision is tariffs! The court knows my firm stance, how eager I am to win this victory for our country, but its decision could potentially hand trillions of dollars to countries and companies that have been taking advantage of the United States for decades. (Jinshi)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, citing South Korean media reports, the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of Korea will convene a sanctions review committee on March 16 to consider the severity of sanctions against Bithumb for violating anti-money laundering obligations under the Specific Financial Information Act (Special Financial Information Act). The FIU had previously issued a preliminary notice to Bithumb, including a six-month partial suspension of operations and a warning to its representative director, a stronger measure than the three-month partial suspension previously imposed on Upbit. It is understood that Bithumb had more transactions with unreported overseas exchanges than Upbit. The number of unreported exchange transactions is a key criterion for determining the severity of sanctions. Previously, Upbit was fined 35.2 billion won and had a three-month partial suspension for 44,948 related transactions, while Korbit, involved in only 19 transactions, was only fined 2.7 billion won and received an institutional warning. Therefore, market observers believe that Bithumb's fine could reach over 37 billion won. An official from the Financial Services Commission of Korea stated that the specific severity of the sanctions against Bithumb has not yet been finalized.

According to a report by Lisk's Chief Researcher Leon Waidmann on the X platform, on-chain payment settlements for AI agents are primarily concentrated on Base and Solana, with these two networks accounting for 97% of all agent-to-agent transactions. Specifically, Base accounts for 59% with 70.9 million transactions; Solana accounts for 38% with 45.3 million transactions; and all other networks account for only 3%, with 3.9 million transactions.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that white-hat hacker f4lc0n posted on the X platform that he discovered a critical vulnerability on the Injective blockchain through the Immunefi platform. This vulnerability allows any user to directly steal funds from any account on the blockchain without special privileges, putting over $500 million in on-chain assets at risk. The hacker stated that the Injective team submitted a fix to governance voting the day after the report was submitted, but received no follow-up or technical discussion for the next three months. Injective ultimately offered a $50,000 bounty, while the maximum bounty for a critical vulnerability on the project is $500,000. The hacker stated that he has raised objections but has received no response, and the $50,000 bounty has not yet been paid.

According to data from SoSoValue, the cryptocurrency market has continued to rise recently. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 2.39% in the past 24 hours, breaking through $72,000; Ethereum (ETH) rose 4.40%, approaching $2,200. Meanwhile, the PayFi sector rose 2.67%, with Telcoin (TEL) rising 3.92% and Dash (DASH) rising 3.62%. Notably, MAG7.ssi rose 2.90%, DEFI.ssi fell 0.05%, and MEME.ssi rose 0.44%. In other sectors, Layer 1 rose 2.59% in the last 24 hours, with Zcash (ZEC) up 7.99%; AI rose 2.47%, with Bittensor (TAO) up 6.57%; CeFi rose 2.45%, with Binance Coin (BNB) up 2.86%; DeFi rose 1.97%, with PancakeSwap (CAKE) up 7.75%; Meme rose 1.73%, with Pepe (PEPE) up 5.07%; and Layer 2 rose 1.58%, with ImmutableX (IMX) up 4.67%. Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiLayerssiAI and ssiRWA indices rose 3.80%, 3.76%, and 2.96%, respectively.