On March 21st, intelligence agencies focused attention on Iran's new Supreme Leader Mujtaba's movements. He did not make public appearances during the Nowruz festival, issuing only written statements, which sparked speculation about his health and power status. Despite being viewed as a target by Israel, intelligence shows that Mujtaba remains alive, but there is no direct evidence indicating he is issuing orders. U.S. and Israeli officials believe Iran's regime faces a command crisis, but there are no signs of collapse.
Based on Coinglass data, if Bitcoin's price breaks through $73,000, it will trigger $834 million in short liquidations; if it falls below $69,000, it will trigger $940 million in long liquidations. This demonstrates the potential impact of market liquidity fluctuations.
Gate News, on March 21st, according to CEX market data, Bitcoin rebounded and broke through $71,000, currently trading at $71,048, with a 24-hour gain of 1.66%.
Microsoft announced on March 21 that it will reduce the number of entry points for AI assistant Copilot in Windows 11, with the first batch of cut applications including Photos, Notepad, and others. The company hopes to address consumer concerns about excessive AI usage by adopting a more cautious integration strategy focused on providing genuinely useful AI experiences.
Amazon is developing a new smartphone called "Transformer" with a focus on deeply integrating artificial intelligence with its home voice assistant Alexa, potentially eliminating reliance on traditional app stores. The project's progress remains unclear and could be canceled due to strategic or financial issues.
