Energy analysts have issued a warning about potential disruptions in the oil market due to renewed attacks on Red Sea shipping by Yemen's Houthi forces. According to BlockBeats, these attacks could significantly reduce global oil supply and drive up prices. Saudi Arabia has been redirecting as much crude oil as possible from the Persian Gulf to its Red Sea port of Yanbu, primarily for shipment to Asia. Although this strategy has not fully compensated for the oil that cannot pass through the Strait of Hormuz, it has helped limit the rise in global oil prices. Analysts suggest that if Houthi attacks make it too dangerous for tankers near Yanbu, millions of barrels of crude oil could be stranded daily in the Middle East. In such a scenario, Saudi Arabia might be compelled to cut production alongside Kuwait and Iraq.

U.S. President Donald Trump's ascent to power did not occur through a dramatic entrance, such as descending a golden escalator, nor did it immediately transform America. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that Trump's rise was influenced by deep-rooted traditions in U.S. history. These historical patterns are unlikely to vanish quickly, suggesting that the impact of Trump's presidency is intertwined with longstanding American customs and political dynamics.

According to Wall Street Journal reporter Joe Wallace, energy analysts warn that the oil market could face even greater turmoil if the Houthi rebels in Yemen resume attacks on Red Sea shipping. A renewed attack could cut significant amounts of oil from global supply and drive up prices. Saudi Arabia has been diverting as much crude oil as possible from the Persian Gulf to its Red Sea port of Yanbu, from where cargoes are primarily destined for Asia. While this hasn't completely offset the amount of oil unable to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, it has helped limit the rise in global oil prices. Analysts say that if Houthi attacks make it too dangerous for tankers to approach Yanbu, millions of barrels of crude oil could be stranded daily in the Middle East. In that case, Saudi Arabia might be forced to cut production along with Kuwait and Iraq. Earlier reports indicated a significant increase in the probability of Israel launching an attack on Yemen before March 31, 2026, on Polymarket.

CESS Network announced that its co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, Jessie Dai, is taking a temporary leave of absence due to a family emergency. According to Foresight News, during her absence, her responsibilities will be managed by co-founder and Chairman Nicholas Zaldastani along with the team.

SharpLink has announced the deployment of nearly $3 billion in capital, focusing primarily on Ethereum (ETH) as part of its treasury strategy. According to NS3.AI, the Nasdaq-listed company has identified its key performance indicator as ETH per share. The strategy includes native staking and two-year on-chain deployments, which are generating approximately $1 million in daily revenue.

The probability of Israel launching a strike on Yemen by March 31, 2026, has significantly increased on Polymarket, according to Odaily. The current probability stands at 60%, compared to an average of 18.1% over the past week. On March 28, 2026, Houthi forces announced a ballistic missile attack on southern Israel, marking their first direct military action against Israeli territory amid recent conflicts involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel. The group claimed to have targeted 'sensitive military facilities' in southern Israel. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed detecting a missile launched from Yemen and reported successfully intercepting it, with no casualties reported. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree stated that the attack was a response to U.S. and Israeli military actions against targets in Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine, emphasizing that their operations would continue until 'aggression stops.' Houthi officials have repeatedly warned that blocking the Mandeb Strait is a viable option. Analysts express concern that if the Mandeb Strait is effectively blocked following restrictions on the Hormuz Strait, it could disrupt key oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) routes from the Middle East to Europe and Asia.

According to Odaily Seer, the probability of Israel launching an attack on Yemen before March 31, 2026, has increased significantly on Polymarket. The current probability is 60%, compared to an average of 18.1% over the past 7 days. On March 28, 2026, the Houthi rebels announced a ballistic missile attack on southern Israel. This is the first direct military action by the Houthis against Israeli territory since the recent conflict between Iran and the US and Israel. The group claimed to have struck "sensitive military facilities" in southern Israel. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed detecting a missile from Yemen and stated that it successfully intercepted it, with no casualties reported so far. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarreya stated that this action was in response to US and Israeli military operations against targets in Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine, emphasizing that their actions will continue until the "aggression stops." Houthi officials have recently issued multiple warnings, stating that blocking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is one of their "feasible options." Analysts worry that if the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is also effectively blocked, following restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz, it will sever key oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping routes from the Middle East to Europe and Asia. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the forecasting market, seeing changes before pricing.

Two more oil tankers carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) bound for India have passed through the Strait of Hormuz and left the Persian Gulf. According to ship tracking data, the Indian-flagged tankers BW Tyr and BW Elm, fully loaded with LPG, were last seen passing the northern tip of the Omani peninsula. Throughout the voyage, both ships used transponders to signal that they were Indian-owned and had Indian crews, a standard safety measure. India is heavily reliant on LPG imports from the Persian Gulf and is facing a severe shortage of this fuel. (Jinshi)

Students from prestigious universities such as Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Columbia, NYU, Carnegie Mellon, and UC Berkeley are being encouraged to apply for new opportunities. YZi Labs posted on X. The initiative aims to engage students in various programs and projects, providing them with valuable experiences and potential career advancements. Interested individuals are invited to submit their applications to participate in these offerings.

YZi Labs posted on X that it is collaborating with BNB Chain to launch the Atlas Scout Program aimed at student investors interested in Web3, AI, and biotech sectors. The initiative, led by Ella Zhang, will visit several prestigious universities. The program will be held at Columbia University on March 28, Harvard on March 30, MIT on March 31, UC Berkeley on April 7, and Stanford on April 8. The Atlas Scout Program seeks to engage students in emerging technologies and investment opportunities.

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