The U.S. House of Representatives is investigating several Wall Street underwriters, focusing on their market manipulation related to IPOs of Chinese companies. Among them, Dominari Securities is linked to the Trump family, and lawmakers are requesting relevant information, pointing out that these companies coordinated trades to inflate stock prices, which were then followed by sharp declines.

U.S. President Trump will review plans to curb oil prices on March 10, as oil prices have already exceeded $100 due to the Iran conflict. The White House is concerned that high oil prices could harm the economy, especially on the eve of the elections. Meanwhile, officials are discussing measures such as jointly releasing strategic reserve crude oil with the G7. Analysis indicates that ongoing conflict will limit the impact of policies on the global oil market.

Gate News Report, March 9 — U.S. President Trump said in an interview with The Israel Times on Sunday that the decision on when to end the war with Iran will be a "joint" decision made with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Trump declined to comment on the election of Muqtada as Iran's new leader, only saying, "We'll see." A few hours earlier, Trump told ABC News that if Iran's next leader does not receive White House approval, he "won't last long."

The White House has temporarily halted a warning that Iran conflict could threaten U.S. homeland federal security notice, requiring further review of its accuracy, and believes the content needs improvement. This move is in line with the normal review process before publication.

On March 8th, the discussion of the U.S. CLARITY Act sparked debates between the banking industry and White House officials. The president of the Texas Independent Bankers Association stated that a compromise would impact the local economy, while White House advisors warned that no compromise could lead to disastrous consequences.

The Florida State Senate passed Bill 314 on March 6th with a 37-0 vote, establishing a regulatory framework for payment-type stablecoins and prohibiting issuers from paying interest. The accompanying House bill will also be submitted for the governor's signature. Meanwhile, another bill was passed to protect the trade secrets of virtual currency businesses.

Solana Policy Institute President Kristin Smith commented on the legislative progress of the "Clarity Act," stating that despite facing resistance, the complexity of the bill ensures its long-term viability. The involvement of the White House and traditional financial institutions in negotiations are new features. If the Senate can complete review by March or April, there is hope to push the legislation forward before July. Trump's support also increases the likelihood of the cryptocurrency legislation passing.

U.S. reports indicate that Trump is interested in deploying a small-scale U.S. ground force in Iran to achieve specific strategic objectives, but no decision has been made yet. The White House responded by saying that the source of the information is not a member of the national security team.

The White House released "President Trump's Cyber Strategy," emphasizing cyber offense, defense, and deterrence, and for the first time mentioning the protection of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The strategy will target transnational cybercrime, expand cyber operation authorities, mobilize the private sector, and promote AI-driven defense systems.

Gate News Report, March 6th, the Director of the U.S. White House National Economic Council, Hasset, stated that the U.S. economy is expected to grow by 4% this year and emphasized the importance of focusing on the average employment figures.