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BlockBeats News, March 18, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, international oil prices have retreated, with WTI crude oil dropping more than 3% intraday and Brent crude oil falling over 2%. The contract price of CL (WTI crude oil) on the Hyperliquid platform has fallen below the $93 mark, currently quoted at $92.4. This round of decline has turned the positions of the largest on-chain oil short, "Abraxas Capital," into overall profitability across two addresses. The institution began building positions on the evening of the 16th and continued to increase holdings until last night, with a total position size reaching $27.8 millions. Details are as follows: "Abraxas Capital" main address (0x5b5): 10x leveraged CL short position, size $13.5 millions, average price $93.1, unrealized profit $120,000; "Abraxas Capital" sub-address (0xb83): 10x leveraged CL short position, size $14.3 millions, average price $93.3, unrealized profit $170,000.

Odaily reported that according to official sources, the GMGN Agent API has officially launched its beta testing phase. It is specifically designed for large model and AI developers, supporting on-chain trading operations through natural language commands. The API provides real-time multi-chain K-line data and research indicators, covering chains such as SOL, BSC, and Base. It can identify risk information such as snipers, insider trading, and wallets with high control and bundled accounts. In terms of security mechanisms, the API uses Ed25519 asymmetric encryption authentication, with private keys stored locally. It is based on a custodial wallet architecture and equipped with IP whitelists and anti-clipping protection. Developers can access it via tools such as OpenClaw and Claude Code. Query functions only require an API Key, while trading functions require additional private key configuration. Currently, the API adopts a whitelist application mechanism, with daily reviews and UID imports.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 18 that the Japanese Ministry of Finance released trade statistics on the 18th, showing that Japan's export value to the United States declined year-on-year for the third consecutive month in February. The data indicates that, dragged down by reduced exports of pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and auto parts, Japan's export value to the United States in February fell by 8% year-on-year to 1.75 trillion yen (1 USD is approximately 155.65 yen), with automobile exports dropping by 14.8% year-on-year.