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Foresight News reports that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale withdrew 1,140 BNB (approximately 770,800 USD), 12,883 AAVE (approximately 1.53 millions USD), 545 ETH (approximately 1.23 millions USD), and 62,898 LINK (approximately 604,600 USD) from a certain exchange. Currently, this whale holds: 23,683 AAVE (approximately 2.82 millions USD), 1,005 ETH (approximately 2.26 millions USD), 51,190 HYPE (approximately 2.01 millions USD), 2,090 BNB (approximately 2.01 millions USD), and 115,889 LINK (approximately 1.11 millions USD).

BlockBeats news, March 16 — Recently, driven by UAE OOKC Investment Holding Group, Nasdaq-listed AI technology company jointly with Sowell International Group (NASDAQ: LHSW) announced the signing of a strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding with the global leading decentralized communication network operator World Mobile. The collaboration aims to promote synergy between technological innovation and capital markets, and to explore innovative business models for digital economy infrastructure. This cooperation is intended to explore the development of a new generation of global digital infrastructure networks through artificial intelligence (AI), decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), and blockchain technology, as well as to research innovative models such as real-world asset digitization (RWA) and real data assets (RDA) in the digital economy sector. The core team of World Mobile mainly comes from the UK and the US. The founding members are telecom and network technology experts with over 20 years of experience, having served as executives at global major telecom equipment manufacturers and network infrastructure companies. Other core members come from international investment banks and consulting firms such as Goldman Sachs and McKinsey & Company. Its ecosystem token WMTX has been listed on a certain exchange. As XStocks under a certain exchange explores cooperation on securities tokenization with Nasdaq, the integration of traditional capital markets and blockchain digital asset ecosystems is becoming an important trend.

⑴ On Monday, benchmark wholesale natural gas prices in the UK and the Netherlands continued to rise, as ongoing US-Iran conflicts continued to disrupt LNG exports from the region, while rising oil prices further provided support. Data shows that the near-month contract for Dutch TTF natural gas rose by 1.82 euros to 51.94 euros per megawatt hour. ⑵ About one-fifth of the world's liquefied natural gas typically needs to be transported through the Strait of Hormuz, but since the US and Israel began attacking Iran on February 28, shipping through this narrow passage has almost come to a standstill. Energy consulting agencies point out that 20-25% of global LNG supply has been cut off due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has had a huge impact on the European gas market. ⑶ Since the outbreak of the conflict, the price of the near-month contract for Dutch TTF natural gas has risen by about 60%. Analysts say that with so much uncertainty, TTF prices seem to have found a balance at a relatively high level. ⑷ The US President said on Sunday that his administration is negotiating with seven countries to ensure the safety of the Strait of Hormuz and protect ships. He previously stated that the US Navy would "soon" escort oil tankers through the waterway, but no specific plan has been formulated yet. ⑸ On Monday, crude oil prices rose more than 2%, breaking through $105 per barrel, which is also positive for natural gas prices, as many LNG and pipeline gas contracts are linked to oil prices. In the European carbon market, the benchmark contract rose by 0.31 euros to 69.43 euros per ton.