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```htmlGolden Ten Data Futures March 30 — Guosen Futures Research Report pointed out that, over the weekend, two large aluminum plants in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates confirmed recent attacks by Iran. So far, neither company has officially announced any substantial disruptions to production capacity. In an extreme scenario, the Middle East may see 2.8 million tons of electrolytic aluminum production interrupted, accounting for about 3.5% of global aluminum capacity. The market will gain upward momentum on expectations of a widening supply gap, and subsequent price movements will depend on the final assessment of capacity damage released by the affected aluminum companies, as well as the impact of geopolitical developments on market risk appetite and macro liquidity expectations. In addition, since China’s direct trade linkage with the Middle East for alumina and electrolytic aluminum is relatively small, domestic aluminum prices may perform weaker than external markets. Pay attention to the restoration of the Shanghai-London price ratio, which could provide upward momentum for Shanghai aluminum prices.```

BlockBeats News, March 30th, according to Token Unlocks data, this week SUI, EIGEN, ENA, and others will undergo a large one-time token unlock, including: SUI will unlock approximately 42.94 million tokens on April 1st, worth about $38.32 million, accounting for 1.16% of the circulation; OPN will unlock approximately 32.09 million tokens on April 5th, worth about $6.44 million, accounting for 13.91% of the circulation; EIGEN will unlock approximately 36.82 million tokens on April 1st, worth about $6.23 million, accounting for 7.54% of the circulation; ENA will unlock approximately 40.63 million tokens on April 2nd, worth about $3.64 million, accounting for 0.52% of the circulation; OP will unlock approximately 31.2745 million tokens on March 31st, worth about $3.19 million, accounting for 1.55% of the circulation.

This inquiry reflects increased attention from regulators to the accumulation of risks in the non-bank financial sector. As institutions such as KKR & Co L.P. and Blue Owl Capital Inc. continue to play an increasingly active role in the private credit market, regulatory authorities are closely monitoring the potential for systemic risk transmission due to leveraged strategies. Industry analysts point out that there is an inherent connection between the rapid growth of the private credit market and the rising leverage of funds. This move by the Treasury Department may signal that regulatory guidelines targeting leverage practices in private credit funds will be introduced in the future, aiming to maintain financial market stability.