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Michael Saylor Warns Quantum Threat Would Break the Internet - U.Today

Michael Saylor argues that quantum computing poses a universal risk beyond Bitcoin, threatening critical global infrastructure. In response to Chamath Palihapitiya's views on AI and market disruptions, Saylor insists that a transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography will protect Bitcoin and other systems together, emphasizing its resilience as "Digital Capital."

Iran's Foreign Minister Denies Recent Contact with US, Says Relevant News Aimed at Misleading Oil Traders

Gate News: On March 16, Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that his last contact with U.S. envoy Wiltcoff occurred before the United States decided to end diplomatic efforts by launching another illegal military attack on Iran. Araghchi emphasized that any claims of recent contact between the two sides appear to be merely to mislead oil traders and the public. Previously, U.S. media cited multiple U.S. officials and sources saying that the direct communication channel between Wiltcoff and Araghchi had recently been reestablished.

Ghana SEC Approves 11 Firms for Crypto Sandbox

_Ghana’s SEC admits 11 firms into a 12-month VASP Act 2025 crypto sandbox, setting the stage for full digital asset licensing across West Africa._ Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission just moved. Eleven virtual asset service providers got access to a regulatory sandbox on March 10, 2026.

China Control over Taiwan by 2026 Targeted, Crypto Market Recovers

Recent military activities near Taiwan have increased, with China reinforcing its presence through aircraft and naval maneuvers. In response, Taiwan is enhancing its defense capabilities while political tensions rise, affecting global markets, including cryptocurrencies.

Oil Price Surge Alters Rate Cut Expectations, Fed Interest Rate Options Bet Profits $10 Million

March 16 News: Sharp increases in oil prices and downward adjustments in market expectations for Federal Reserve easing policies have resulted in profits of $10 million from an options trade related to SOFR. The bet existed before the war, and as the conflict caused crude oil prices to soar, it triggered inflation concerns, prompting traders to predict that the Federal Reserve will maintain high interest rates.

International Energy Agency Chief: Strait of Hormuz Disruption Already Impacting Economy and Consumers

Gate News: On March 16, the International Energy Agency (IEA) Director Birol stated that disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz (a globally critical oil transportation corridor) have already impacted the economy and consumers. Birol said that the IEA's swift action had a "calming" effect on the market. He pointed out that despite the massive release of reserves, there is still substantial inventory available that can be deployed further if needed. Birol emphasized that preparations must be made in case the conflict continues for an extended period.