Gate News, March 27 — Here are the latest highlights from the crypto market:
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Fannie Mae will accept cryptocurrency-backed loans;
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Trump says he may not be willing to reach an agreement with Iran;
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Trump thought the stock market would fall more sharply, but the declines in oil prices and stocks weren’t that severe;
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NYSE states it will not aggressively overhaul its existing system but will explore integrating blockchain technology into the current infrastructure;
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Trump delays strikes on Iran’s energy facilities again, with April 6 as the next key date;
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David Sacks will step down as White House crypto advisor, with several legislative efforts still underway;
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Yi Lihua predicts there will be a great buying opportunity this year;
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Strategy CEO states about 40% of company stocks are held by retail investors, with STRC retail holdings reaching 80%;
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UK sanctions illegal crypto trading platform Xinbi to combat Southeast Asian scam networks’ funding chains;
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Analysts believe FTX liquidation has led to a lock-up token arbitrage mechanism, possibly a main reason for the current poor performance of the crypto market;
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Stablecoin-supporting foreign exchange startup XFX has completed $17 million in funding, led by Castle Island Ventures.
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