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On March 5, Leung Fung-yee, CEO of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, stated at the 2026 EU-Asia Financial Services Dialogue event of the Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association that Hong Kong needs to thoroughly upgrade its market infrastructure, especially in the areas of financial product fragmentation, clearing, and settlement. She pointed out that distributed ledger technology and the development of tokenization can support a wide range of investment products such as bonds, funds, and gold. The expansion of the tokenization ecosystem requires the integration of related innovative projects to combine the confidence of traditional finance with the efficiency of decentralized finance. Leung Fung-yee also revealed that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is jointly leading an Asia-Pacific committee working group with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to combat online scams, and is participating in the formulation and coordination of digital asset standards.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 5th that, according to Japan's Jiji Press, Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Akazawa Ryo Masa, on Thursday urged the UAE to maintain stable oil supplies despite disruptions caused by Iranian attacks. During a meeting in Tokyo with his UAE counterpart and Sultan Jaber, CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, Akazawa called on the UAE, Japan's main oil supplier, to play a leading role in stabilizing the oil market. Jaber responded that Japan is a highly prioritized strategic partner for the UAE and that the UAE will fulfill its role. However, he added that if the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transportation chokepoint, is disrupted, there would be nothing they could do.

Foresight News reported that the decentralized AI computing protocol gensyn tweeted that the binary options market has been launched on Delphi, an open market for machine intelligence, and settlements are conducted entirely by AI. According to previous Foresight News reports, gensyn launched Delphi, an open market for machine intelligence. Delphi operates as an automated market maker based on a decentralized on-chain symmetric logarithmic market scoring rule (LMSR), providing continuous liquidity from the first transaction to final settlement. It allows users to observe the competitive performance of machine learning models in benchmark tests in real time and invest in model equity. Model evaluation, trade execution, and price changes are all dynamically completed on-chain.