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  • US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see $285M in net inflows

    US-based spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded nearly $300 million in net inflows on March 4, with Bitcoin products receiving $155.19M and Ethereum products receiving $130.08M. These ETFs now account for 6.44% of Bitcoin’s total supply and 4.79% of Ethereum’s supply, indicating continued institutional accumulation through regulated investment vehicles.

  • A U.S. Judge temporarily freezes 70.6 BTC and other assets of BlockFills

    On March 6th, a U.S. District Judge authorized a temporary restraining order against BlockFills, freezing 70.6 BTC amid allegations of client fund misappropriation.

    BlockFills suspended all deposits and withdrawals after incurring $75 million in losses, necessitating an urgent response to the court by March 17th.

  • Aave Labs appoints Linda Jeng as new chief legal and policy officer

    Aave Labs has appointed Linda Jeng as Chief Legal and Policy Officer. Jeng has significant experience from the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, and SEC. Her role is critical for guiding Aave’s DeFi projects towards institutional adoption.

  • Investment firm ParaFi Capital swaps 42,500 AAVE for SKY tokens

    Investment firm ParaFi Capital transferred 42,500 AAVE tokens (worth approximately $5.26 million) to Coinbase Prime three days ago, then withdrew approximately 70 million SKY tokens (worth approximately $5.38 million) from the exchange four hours ago. The move suggests the firm may be repositioning its holdings, potentially in response to governance discussions within the Aave community.

  • Calamity playtest scheduled for March 12 with $50K in rewards

    Calamity, a game on the Ronin Network, is launching a playtest on March 12 featuring new items, updated crafting mechanics, and ranked 3v3 PvP competition. Players competing in the event can earn $45K in WYRM tokens, $5K USDC, and exclusive in-game rewards. The playtest represents the next phase of development for the title.

  • Bitcoin consolidates between $65K and $78K support and resistance levels

    Bitcoin is trading within a defined range, with support near $65,000 and resistance around $78,000. The current price sits at $70,860, near the midpoint of this consolidation zone. Market participants are monitoring this range closely, as a break in either direction could trigger significant movement. The outcome of this consolidation will likely determine the next major trend for the asset.

  • Vitalik Buterin highlights AI’s role in future wallets and security improvements

    Vitalik Buterin underscores the essential role of artificial intelligence in the development of next-generation wallets.

    He advises against using local light clients to manage substantial transactions due to security concerns.

    The proposed method involves AI-driven suggestions, local clients simulating actions, and user confirmations.

    Removing DApp user interfaces can decrease the chances of theft and privacy infringements.

  • Quantum computing facility begins construction amid Bitcoin security concerns

    PsiQuantum has begun construction on a quantum computing facility potentially powerful enough to break Bitcoin’s cryptography. The company’s co-founder Terry Rudolph stated in July that PsiQuantum has no plans to attack Bitcoin, even if the facility reaches that capability level.

  • Culper Research reveals short position on Ethereum due to damage from Fusaka upgrade

    Culper Research recently announced a short position on Ethereum (ETH) based on concerns that the Fusaka upgrade in December 2025 severely damaged the token’s economic model.

    The upgrade aimed to lower gas fees, but it resulted in a staggering 90% decrease instead. Additionally, the analysis revealed that 95% of newly created wallets were linked to low-value transactions driven by dust attacks.

  • Market bulletin #1

    Crypto market cap stands at $2.41T with 24-hour volume of $111.06B. BTC dominance at 58.90%, ETH at 10.40%. BTC trades at $70.9K, down 2.59% in 24 hours but up 5.49% over 7 days. ETH at $2.1K, down 2.49% daily, up 2.66% weekly. Top gainers include BARD (+57.36%), KITE (+23.95%), and OKB (+23.38%), while HYPE (-5.10%), TRUMP (-5.42%), and ZEC (-6.36%) lead declines. Long/short positioning shows BTC at 1.35 ratio (57.4% long), ETH at 1.87 (65.2% long), and SOL at 2.37 (70.3% long). BTC options put/call ratio at 0.72 with 63.0% implied volatility; ETH at 0.64 with 84.7% IV. Treasury yields rose: 2-year at 3.54 (up 0.9%) and 10-year at 4.09 (up 0.7%). DeFi activity: Sky Lending (SKY) TVL surged 16.2% to $6.6B.