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Golden Ten Data reported on March 22 that, amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, India is experiencing a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), severely affecting the daily lives of its citizens. Approximately 30% of restaurants and hotels nationwide have been forced to close due to the "gas shortage." The Indian government has decided to increase the sales quota for commercial liquefied petroleum gas starting from the 23rd.

1. Analysis: The energy crisis is squeezing bitcoin mining profits. If miners are unable to withstand the pressure, it may trigger a new round of BTC sell-offs; 2. The Iranian Speaker responded to Trump's "final ultimatum" to open the Strait of Hormuz; 3. A certain whale bought 8,662 ETH in the past month, worth 18.05 million USD; 4. Two DeFi protocol attackers bought ETH worth a total of 28.56 million USD today; 5. The stablecoin USR has now depegged by 93.72%, currently quoted at 0.053 USDT; 6. A gold heist worth 100 millions occurred in Hong Kong, police arrested 5 people and recovered 73 kg of gold bars; 7. The 20th anniversary of Twitter's first tweet, its NFT was once sold for over 2.91 million USD at a high price; 8. Fluid: The USR market has been suspended and will fully compensate for any potential bad debt losses.

ChainCatcher News, hackers launched an Android malware attack in Brazil by using phishing pages that mimic the Google Play Store. Currently, all known victims are located in Brazil. The attackers created phishing websites highly similar to Google Play, luring users to download a fake app called "INSS Reembolso." After installation, the app releases hidden malicious code in stages and loads it directly into memory for execution, leaving no visible files on the device and exhibiting strong stealth. One of the core functions of the malware is cryptocurrency mining, with a built-in XMRig mining program compiled for ARM devices, which silently connects to mining servers controlled by the attackers in the background. The program monitors battery level, temperature, and device usage status, dynamically adjusting mining behavior to evade detection, and bypasses Android's background process management mechanism by continuously playing silent audio files. Some variants also include banking trojans, which overlay fake pages on the USDT transfer interface of certain exchanges and Trust Wallet, silently replacing the recipient address. Additionally, the malware supports multiple remote control commands, including recording audio, taking screenshots, keylogging, and remotely locking the device.