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BlockBeats news, on March 16, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, as the market rises, the "Maji" ETH 25x long position floating profit ratio exceeded 110%. Surprisingly, "Maji" changed its operating style of "continuous rise and rolling positions to the end" over the past few months and began to take profits and reduce positions. As of the time of publication, its ETH 25x long position holdings have dropped to 7,575 coins, and its profit in the past week has reached $1.26 million.

BlockBeats News, March 16th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, with the market's rise, the "buddy" ETH 25x long position's unrealized profit ratio exceeded 110%. Surprisingly, the "buddy," who had maintained a "buying the dip and stacking sats" strategy for the past few months, has now started taking profits and reducing leverage. As of the time of writing, their ETH 25x long position has decreased to 7575 ETH, with a weekly profit of $1.26 million.

格隆汇 March 16｜According to CaiLianShe, in the past two weeks, as the war between Iran and Israel has affected the "global energy throat"—the Strait of Hormuz, international oil prices have soared. In fact, the supply chain affected by this war goes far beyond crude oil; from agriculture to semiconductor manufacturing, and even to the development of the artificial intelligence (AI) industry, all have been severely impacted. The shock to the AI industry chain caused by this war is hidden in those little-known segments. Earlier this month, Qatar shut down one of the world's largest energy hubs due to drone attacks. This led to a disruption in the production of liquefied natural gas and helium (a byproduct of natural gas extraction). Media estimates suggest that this interruption has affected about one-third of the global helium supply. On the other hand, the second major impact of this war on the AI industry chain is hidden in Israel, the "invisible heart of chip R&D." Nvidia has multiple offices and thousands of employees in Israel, making it one of the largest tech employers in the country and the company's second-largest R&D center after the US; Intel has also placed heavy bets in Israel. The more concealed risk lies in talent loss. Data shows that engineers trained at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology account for more than 30% of Intel's local workforce, and Apple's chip chief Johny Srouji is a graduate of this institution.