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US Dollar Surges to Around 99.50, Affected by Fed's Hawkish Stance and Middle East Situation

Gate News reports that on March 20, the U.S. dollar surged significantly in global markets, with prices approaching the 99.50 level. This rally was driven by two main factors: First, the Federal Reserve maintained its hawkish stance (referring to a tendency toward rate hikes or maintaining high rates to control inflation), and second, ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East region.
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05:53

MakerDAO co-founder establishes position of $20 million, going long crude oil and shorting US stock indices

According to Gate News, a Rune-associated address, co-founder of MakerDAO, recently opened a short position on the S&P 500 index, with positions increasing to $4.66 million. Meanwhile, the address holds $13.6 million in crude oil long positions and $6.1 million in U.S. stocks short positions, totaling over $20 million, possibly betting on economic stagflation.
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05:07

4 smart money addresses deposited $13,400 on Polymarket, betting that the US will not escort merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz this month

On the prediction market Polymarket, four addresses collectively placed $13,400 in bets predicting that the United States will not escort merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz before March 31st. Currently, this option has a 20% probability. The U.S. military has deployed troops to the Middle East, but the Energy Secretary indicated it is not yet prepared to provide escorts.
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04:39

Two smart money addresses invested $9,700, betting that the U.S. will not invade Iran this year

On March 20, a prediction market showed two high-win-rate addresses invested $9,700 in the "Will the US military invade Iran?" event, selecting "No." The current probability for "No" in this event is 40%. Trump stated during a meeting with Japan's Prime Minister that he would not deploy US military forces, while the Defense Secretary reiterated US military objectives. Trader behavior indicates short-term arbitrage rather than betting on the actual occurrence of the event.
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