Today's Top 10: Trump signals Iran off-ramp; SpaceX IPO may sideline Robinhood/SoFi; gold logs worst month since 2008

Here are today's 10 key stories to know: 1) Trump told advisers he's open to ending the Iran war without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, according to The Wall Street Journal. 2) SpaceX is weighing whether to exclude Robinhood and SoFi from its closely watched IPO, Reuters reported. 3) Gold suffered its steepest monthly drop since October 2008, falling 15% in March even as the Iran war entered week five. An oil-driven inflation shock battered the safe-haven trade. 4) David Bailey's Bitcoin treasury firm Nakamoto Inc. sold 284 $BTC for about $20 million in March at an average price of $70,422 per Bitcoin, according to its 10-K. 5) Mitsubishi is adopting JPMorgan's Kinexys blockchain network for global corporate payments as the platform scales toward $10 billion in daily volume. 6) Forbes estimates Donald Trump's net worth at $6.5 billion as of March 2026, citing crypto gains, licensing revenue, and real-estate holdings. 7) The U.S. Labor Department proposed a rule aimed at making it easier for 401(k) plans to include alternative assets such as crypto, real estate, and private equity. 8) Senators Bill Cassidy and Cynthia Lummis introduced the "Mined in America Act" to support U.S. crypto mining, reduce reliance on foreign hardware, and codify a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. 9) U.S. bonds rallied as traders moved to price in Fed rate cuts after Jerome Powell said the central bank has limited control over supply-driven inflation, Bloomberg reported. 10) Binance said it will launch oil and gas futures on April 1 with leverage of up to 100x.