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Golden Ten Data reported on March 14 that the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has caused a “blockage” in the global energy transport route, the Strait of Hormuz. Shipping data shows that since March 1, only 77 vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz. In comparison, from March 1 to 11 last year, 1,229 vessels passed through this strait. On March 13, AFP cited the British Lloyd’s Ship Information Service, reporting that most of the 77 vessels that passed are old ships in poor condition, without proper insurance, and with unclear ownership. This institution, which provides shipping data and analysis services, stated that most of these ships belong to the so-called “shadow fleet,” referring to oil tankers and LNG carriers that evade Western sanctions.

BlockBeats news, March 14, according to Reuters, the cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial, co-founded by US President Trump, has launched the "Super Nodes" program: investors who lock up WLFI tokens worth $5 million (about 50 million tokens) for 180 days will gain priority access to discuss cooperation opportunities with the company's business development team and executives. This proposal has been approved by community vote, with the project team stating that 99% of votes were in support. Participants must stake tokens to obtain governance voting rights, and after participating in at least two votes, they will receive a 2% WLFI token reward. The report notes that, according to project terms, 75% of new token sales revenue will flow to the Trump family. White House legal counsel stated that Trump himself did not participate in the related business transactions and that there is no conflict with presidential duties.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 14 that Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, stated on the 13th that Venezuela has exported liquefied petroleum gas to neighboring Colombia for the first time. Rodríguez said during a meeting with the visiting Colombian delegation at the Venezuelan presidential palace that a transport vehicle carrying liquefied petroleum gas (butane) from the Venezuelan oil company had crossed the Simón Bolívar Bridge at the Venezuela-Colombia border for the first time. The Venezuelan side expects to begin exporting natural gas to Colombia via pipeline in the coming months.