美内政部长：特朗普政府曾讨论通过原油期货干预油价，不清楚是否已实际介入

Polymarket "Clarity Act Signs into Law by 2026" probability report 54%, down 11% in 24 hours

On March 26, due to disagreements within the industry over a compromise proposal on the Clarity Act stablecoin yield provision, Polymarket's probability of it becoming law dropped to 54%. A certain CEX expressed dissatisfaction with the compromise text, industry opinions remain divided, and the stock prices of stablecoin issuers have fallen as a result. White House advisors indicated they will address this matter, with the final text expected to be released by the end of this week.

Google Quantum Threat Warning: 2029 Becomes Post-Quantum Cryptography Final Deadline

Google announced setting a post-quantum cryptography migration deadline of 2029, warning that quantum computing threats may arrive sooner than expected. The deadline is based on accelerated progress in quantum hardware and error correction technology. Blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have also begun deploying post-quantum security solutions, though the community remains divided on the severity of the threat.

Singapore's first gold ETF is listed, with the gold price falling from $5,400 to $4,100.

Singapore Exchange listed its first locally-tracked gold ETF on March 26, LionGlobal Physical Gold ETF, with underlying gold purity of no less than 99.5%. This move echoes Hong Kong's gold layout, but current gold prices are under pressure and declining. Analysts point out that due to rising energy prices and inflation expectations, market focus has shifted to inflation and interest rates.

Google Sets 2029 Target for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration, Six Years Ahead of Government Goal, Crypto Industry Must Keep Pace

Google announced 2029 as the deadline for completing post-quantum cryptography migration across all products, six years ahead of the U.S. government's 2035 target. Quantum computing poses a threat to current cryptographic methods, with major blockchains adopting different response strategies. The Bitcoin community holds divided views on the risks, while Ethereum plans to provide corresponding protections by 2029. Time is tight, and industry action needs to accelerate.

Bloomberg: Iran Begins Charging Commercial Vessels in Strait of Hormuz a "Transit Fee," Payable in Cryptocurrency, Up to $2 Million Per Passage

Iran has begun charging commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz "tolls" of up to $2 million, with payment methods including cash, cryptocurrency, or barter. U.S.-Iran negotiation positions are contradictory, with the White House claiming talks are productive while Tehran has laid out five conditions including war reparations. Against the backdrop of escalating conflict, Iran's toll collection could reshape the global energy payment system.

US CFTC Chair: Reintroducing Crypto Perpetual Futures to the US is a Key Policy Innovation Priority

Gate News reports that on March 26, the Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Michael Selig, stated that reintroducing cryptocurrency perpetual futures to the U.S. market is a core component of the agency's innovation policy agenda.