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深潮 TechFlow のニュースによると、3月25日、The Block の報道によれば、HYPE 財庫会社 Hyperliquid Strategies Inc は、その普通株 PURR のナスダック・オプション市場（Nasdaq Options Market）でのオプション取引を正式に開始したと発表しました。これは、PURR 株の流動性と価格発見の効率を向上させることを目的としています。
PURR 株は、投資家に対して Hyperliquid のネイティブトークン HYPE への資本効率の高いエクスポージャーを提供します。Hyperliquid Strategies のコア戦略は、HYPE トークンを継続的に蓄積し、ステーキングや収益最適化、エコシステムへの参加を通じて株主価値の最大化を図ることです。

Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 25, SlowMist Technology's Chief Information Security Officer 23pds posted on social media stating, "All users please update your iOS system in a timely manner.
The DarkSword attack program has been leaked, with its core capability being: extracting forensic-level data from iOS devices through HTTP interfaces.
In actual attacks, attackers can combine social engineering or watering hole attacks to lure users into infection, thereby stealing data from iPhones/iPads and uploading it to servers controlled by the attackers."

Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 25, according to Bloomberg reports, stablecoin issuer Tether Holdings SA had previously planned to raise $20 billion in funding, but the plan has now been suspended. The company is awaiting the results of its first comprehensive financial audit and may restart fundraising after the audit results are released. According to informed sources, throughout the financing process, potential investors and bankers have been urging Tether to improve financial transparency. However, one informed source indicated that some potential investors remain prepared to support the

Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 25, according to CoinDesk, Robin Vince, Chief Executive Officer of BNY Mellon, stated at the New York Digital Assets Summit that large financial institutions will lead the next phase of cryptocurrency adoption, and banks can play a bridge role between traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem.
Vince highlighted tokenization as a priority direction, pointing out that BNY has created a new tokenized share class for money market funds, and believes that existing systemically inefficient areas such as lending and real estate will be the first to benefit