Gate News Report, March 9, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani stated that considering the flames of war ignited by the United States and Israel in the region, the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to achieve any security.

Gate News Report, March 9 — Early this morning, Iranian experts' meeting confirmed Muqtada al-Houthi as the new Supreme Leader of Iran. According to the Iranian Constitution, the Supreme Leader has almost the final say on various major matters and serves as the Commander-in-Chief of Iran's armed forces. Public information shows that Muqtada al-Houthi was born in 1969 and is the second son of the late Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Gate News Report, March 8 — On March 7, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani stated that several U.S. soldiers have been captured. Larijani posted on social media that day, "According to reports I have received, a few American soldiers have been captured. However, the Americans claim they were killed in action. Despite their efforts to cover it up, the truth cannot be hidden for long." In response, U.S. Central Command spokesperson Tim Hawkins told American media on March 7 that the claim of U.S. soldiers being captured is an "lie" by Iran.

On March 6th, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that on the seventh day of U.S.-Israeli aggression, they continued with "Real Commitment 4" Round 22 military operations, launching a new generation of missiles and drones targeting American targets. The attack heavily damaged the Zayfla Air Force Base, which also originated from the base, resulting in the death of 165 students.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Iran's Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, stated on social media that Iran is prepared to respond to U.S. ground operations. He mentioned that Iran is well aware that some U.S. officials are planning to launch ground operations in Iran, but Iran is ready to go to any lengths to "shame those American officials." (CCTV News)

With the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, related prediction markets have sparked criticism in U.S. politics, with some senators calling for restrictions on contracts related to individual deaths. Trading volume has surged significantly, and platforms are facing regulatory ambiguities and user doubts, while regulators may tighten scrutiny. The legality and morality of prediction markets will become new issues.

OnGreen recently announced that Yemen leader Sheikh Nabil Mohammed Ali Al Khamary has officially joined as a Co-Founder, aiming to strengthen its green transformation strategy in the Middle East and North Africa, and to promote business influence and capital networks. Sheikh Nabil believes that through Oasis Journey, land reclamation and green asset tokenization can be achieved, exploring new pathways for sustainable development and social value coexistence.

Analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that Solana may be in a long-term parallel channel, with support levels at $50.22, $22.47, and $9.98. Against the backdrop of a weakening overall market, SOL has pulled back from its highs, and it is important to monitor whether the weekly chart structure maintains the channel pattern.

On February 14, news reports indicate that as the crypto market experienced a short-term rebound, Solana (SOL) surged approximately 10% on Friday, briefly breaking through the $85 mark and regaining the critical $80 zone. Over the past week, SOL has fluctuated between $78 and $88, with the lowest point during the recent correction touching $67. This rebound is seen as a technical correction following the recent breach of support levels. Market analysis firm Daan Crypto Trades pointed out that the $80 level has historically served as an important support and resistance point multiple times. Whether this level can hold is key to determining if the short-term structure is turning bullish. Analyst Ali Martinez believes that if buying momentum continues, the price could test the short-term resistance at $88. A breakout above this level could pave the way for a renewed challenge of the $90 to $96 range, which corresponds to the previous low in April 2025.

Analyst Ali pointed out that this cycle has seen a "reverse altcoin season," with altcoins performing relatively weaker and increasing divergence. After the bull market, Bitcoin has not experienced a broad altcoin rally, and most altcoins remain weak. The divergence pattern may continue in the short term, and structural risks have yet to be fully released.