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[Trump again gives a vague timeline for ending the war: soon, but not this week]

Comparing news, US President Trump once again gave a vague timeline on the duration of the war with Iran, saying the conflict would “end soon.” When asked by reporters if the US can end this war this week, Trump replied, “I don't think so. But it will be quick. It won't be long.” He also said, “The world will be safer when this is over. It's going to be over soon.”

[Wall Street Journal: SEC will announce a proposal to cancel the quarterly reporting requirement as soon as next month]

Comparatively, according to the Wall Street Journal, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing a proposal to abolish quarterly reporting requirements for listed companies. A proposal to cancel the quarterly reporting requirement will be announced as soon as next month. It is reported that this move is aimed at reducing the disclosure burden on companies and encouraging long-term investment, but it may cause controversy over transparency.

[Chicago OptionsThe exchange plans to launch a 24x5 trading model for US stocks in December 2026]

Comparatively, the Chicago Options Exchange Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (Cboe: CBOE) announced that it has submitted a proposal to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch near-all-weather (5 days a week, 24 hours a day) US stock trading on its Cboe EDGX stock exchange (EDGX). Cboe is scheduled to go live in December 2026, subject to regulatory approval of its application and depending on the preparations of relevant industry infrastructure providers.

According to the proposal, EDGX will provide all NMS stock trading from 9 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. on Friday, and will suspend operation and maintenance for one hour every night from Monday to Thursday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., to achieve nearly 24 hours of trading, excluding US market holidays. All transactions are intended to be settled through DTCC.

[OpenSea delays SEA token issuance and will refund part of the transaction fee]

According to news, OpenSea co-founder Devin Finzer announced that the $SEA token issuance event originally scheduled for March 30 will be postponed. He said that the current crypto market environment is full of challenges, and $SEA only has one opportunity to be issued, and the team wants to ensure that everything is foolproof before moving forward.

As a compensation measure, OpenSea will refund the processing fees generated on the platform by users participating in the 3-6 season bonus campaign, which is equivalent to “free” transactions during these periods. Users who choose to refund will have their corresponding Treasures rewards withdrawn. Treasures already held will receive “meaningful consideration” from the Foundation at the time of TGE.

Additionally, OpenSea will reduce the platform's token transaction fee to 0% from March 31 for 60 days, after which it will launch a new, more competitive rate system. The product launch event originally scheduled for March 30 will also be postponed to the next few months.

It was a tough but right decision,” Finzer emphasized. We are willing to make tough choices at critical times”, and the OS2 platform remains the foundation for all of the company's business.

[Nvidia launches NemoClaw to help minimize “shrimp farming”]

Comparing news, OpenClaw, an open source artificial intelligence agent commonly known as “lobster,” has recently become very popular, and Nvidia (NVDA.O) has also announced the launch of a minimalist model to help users “raise shrimp.” Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon announced the launch of NemocLaw for the OpenClaw proxy platform at the GTC event on Monday. Users only need a single command to install a deployment toolchain deeply optimized for OpenClaw. NemoClaw uses Nvidia Agent Toolkit software to optimize OpenClaw with just one command. It installs OpenShell and provides an open model and isolated sandbox to add data privacy and security guarantees to autonomous agents.

[T.Rowe Price submits second amendment to its actively managed cryptocurrency ETF]

In comparison, according to Coindesk, T. Rowe Price submitted a second amendment to its actively managed cryptocurrency ETF, which will track various assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and SHIB.

[Driven by geopolitics and sporting events, the total number of open contracts in the market industry is predicted to exceed $1 billion for the first time]

Comparing news, the data showed that the overall market share of Polymarket climbed from about 40% to 55%. The average daily trading volume of the US political market is $28.17 million, far surpassing the sports ($1.32 million) and cryptocurrency markets ($4.4 million). Since the charge, Polymarket has collected $2.19 million in cumulative fees, with an average weekly revenue of $73 million.

The Polymarket platform created 295,000 markets, but only 505 supermarkets contributed 47% of the total historical trading volume; the top 10 most popular markets accounted for 57% of the total trading volume.

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