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BlockBeats News, March 30th, according to GMGN monitoring, on the Solana blockchain, the Meme coin VDOR has been continuously surging since March 21st, with a stair-step unilateral uptrend in price. Today, its market value surpassed $15 million, with a 10% increase in 24 hours and a trading volume of approximately $1.9 million. Currently, over half of the funds in the top 100 addresses are from the same team (addresses starting with G2YxR). This team recently operated the Meme coin UGOR in a similar manner. The market value of UGOR surged unilaterally to $23 million on March 19th, then plummeted, falling below $5 million; on March 21st, another sharp decline occurred. On the same day, VDOR was launched and quickly surged above $5 million. The timing coincides highly, suggesting a pump and dump scheme. BlockBeats Note: Meme coin trading is highly volatile, largely relying on market sentiment and concept hype, with no real value or use case. Investors should be aware of the risks.

March 30 – According to MarketWatch, the JPMorgan Hedged Equity Fund will reset its positions on March 31, raising market concerns about significant volatility in the S&P 500 this week. The fund employs a "put-spread collar" options strategy to hedge downside risk while capping upside potential. The current critical strike price is 6,475 points, which creates a "kryptonite effect" in the market—repelling price movements from both above and below. As of last Thursday, the S&P 500 had fallen below 6,475 points, accelerating sell-offs. With the quarterly reset approaching, analysts believe this could trigger passive selling in the short term, leading to an "unsettling" slow decline. Once new positions are established, volatility is expected to gradually subside.

On March 30, the U.S. market will encounter some quite interesting events this week. As we transition from March to April, labor market data will return to the spotlight. However, first, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will make an appearance later today at 22:30. Besides closely monitoring the risks related to U.S.-Iran headlines, this will be the most noteworthy item on the agenda. Powell is set to participate in a moderated discussion for an introductory economics course at Harvard University. Although there is no specific theme, Powell is expected to cover a wide range of topics from the economy to inflation and monetary policy. Analysts anticipate he will avoid any discussions related to the politicization of the Federal Reserve. Nevertheless, it is reasonable to expect that Trump will once again lash out at Powell after this event, especially if we hear comments about the Fed wanting to pause interest rate adjustments and maintain flexibility amid the situation in the Middle East. Ironically, the circumstances leading to this situation are a result of Trump's own actions. However, you can be sure he will still blame Powell for not lowering interest rates.