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1. Trump: instructs the Presidential working Group to promote encryption strategic reserves, including XRP, SOL and ADA
Us President Donald Trump said his digital assets executive order had instructed the presidential working group to promote encryption strategic reserves, including XRP, SOL and ADA, to support the development of the encryption industry and ensure the US’s leading position in the field. BTC, ETH and other valuable cryptocurrencies will be at the core of the reserves. Personally, he is also bullish on Bitcoin and Ethernet Square.
Serious security risks in 2.STAR10 tokens
GoPlus Security monitors that there are serious security risks in STAR10 tokens issued by star Ronaldinho (Ronaldinho). The owner of the contract is free to destroy any holder’s tokens, and the ownership has not been relinquished, which means that all tokens are at risk of being destroyed. GoPlus called on the project to give up ownership of the contract as soon as possible to protect the community and reminded traders to be highly vigilant about the token. GMGN also shows that the founders of STAR10 have not given up on smart contracts, which means it may be able to mint new tokens, raise taxes, blacklist wallets or other dangerous behavior for investors and holders.
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3.David Sacks denies holding a large number of indirect encryption assets, saying it has cleared Bitwise ETF
In response to questions from the community, the cryptocurrency czar David Sacks said he had sold his $74,000 Bitwise ETF position on January 22 and denied that there was still a large indirect position in ldquo; & rdquo;. Earlier, he said he had sold all BTC, ETH and SOL positions before the new government took office.
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4. Yuan an will remove non-MiCA compliant stable currency trading pairs for EEA users from March 31.
Yuan an announced that it will remove all non-MiCA compliant stable currency trading pairs from March 31 in the European Economic area (EEA) to meet regulatory requirements. Assets affected include USDT, FDUSD, TUSD, USDP, DAI, AEUR, UST, USTC and PAXG. Min an recommends that users convert these assets into MiCA-compliant stable currencies, such as USDC, EURI or euro (EUR).
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5.CoinDesk: the U.S. Senate will vote this week to repeal the IRS DeFi rule and the CFPB digital payment rule
The US Senate will vote this week on whether to repeal IRS’s draconian disclosure rules on DeFi projects. Republican senators are pushing for the removal of two federal regulations on digital assets, including IRS reporting requirements for decentralized finance and new rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPB) for technology giants that offer payment apps and digital wallets.
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6. This week, a large amount of unlocked tokens
A single large unlock in the next 7 days (the unlocking amount is more than US $5 million) includes ENA MOVE STIK KAS NEON IOTA and so on, and the linear large unlock in the next 7 days (the unlock amount is more than US $1 million per day) SOL WLD TIA DOGE OM TAO AVAX SUI JTO NEAR DOT IP FIL ENS SEI BERA and so on. The total value of unlocking is more than $1.321 billion. According to the Berachain Foundation Nezha,Tokenomist, the information that 10 million pieces of BERA will be unlocked this week is not true. In fact, 10 million pieces correspond to 2% of the total, that is, all the airdropped coins of Boyco deposits, which will be issued to depositors at one time at the beginning of May.
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7.GuShiio.com this week’s Macro indicators and Analysis: us February non-Agricultural, White House encrypted currency Summit

Abstract

Last week, the core PCE of January in the United States met expectations; this week, we focused on the February non-farm payrolls report, the Federal Reserve’s beige book on economic conditions, Powell’s speech, the ECB’s interest rate resolution, and the White House cryptocurrency summit.

Last week, we reviewed

The core PCE price index in the United States recorded an annual rate of 2.5% in January, the lowest since June 2024, and is expected to be 2.5%, compared with a previous value of 2.6%.

Barr, vice chairman of Fed regulation: monetary policy and financial stability are inextricably linked.

Balkin, chairman of the Richmond Fed and the FOMC voting committee in 2027, delivered a speech on inflation: expressing caution about the future monetary policy path, but also stressed the importance of the Fed continuing to take restrictive measures in the current complex environment.

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States in the week to February 22 was 242000, higher than the expected 221000 and the highest since the week of December 7, 2024.

In the United States, the actual annualized quarter-on-quarter correction of GDP in the fourth quarter was 2.3%, which was the same as the initial value.

The ECB released the minutes of its January monetary policy meeting: it is safe to implement restrictive monetary policy.

China’s official manufacturing PMI was 50.2in February, with a previous value of 49.1, while the official non-manufacturing PMI in January was 50.4,50.2.

Key event of the week & Index

March 03

China February Caixin Manufacturing PMI (09:45)

Us February ISM Manufacturing PMI (23:00)

03 / 04

RBA releases minutes of February monetary policy meeting (08:30)

March 05

China February Caixin Service PMI (09:45)

Us February ADP Employment (10,000) (21:15)

March 06

The Fed releases a beige book on the state of the economy (03:00)

European Central Bank announces interest rate decision (21:15)

Number of US initial jobless claims in the week to March 1 (10,000) (21:30)

03 / 07 / 07

Us unemployment rate in February (21:30)

Us non-farm payrolls adjusted for February quarter (10,000) (21:30)

Us President Donald Trump hosts the cryptocurrency summit at the White House

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell delivered a speech before the luncheon of the 2025 American Monetary Policy Forum at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago.

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