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Mar 21, 2025
- SEC crypto chief Peirce supports fundraising through NFTs, related projects may be exempt from securities regulation.
- Meteora will launch a blacklist mechanism to prevent underperforming entities like Kelsier and volume manipulation users from receiving MET allocations.
- Fidelity's Solana fund is registered in Delaware, USA.
- Coinbase is in deep negotiations to acquire the crypto trading platform Deribit.
- Whales are suspected of manipulating AUCTION to drive up sales, currently holding 20% of the total tokens.
- South Korea plans to impose sanctions on unregistered exchanges like BitMEX and KuCoin.
- Nick Tomaino states that there is no good or bad in meme coins; real value depends on the number of believers.
- The TON Foundation clarifies that it has not "raised" 400 million USD; it is held by some venture capital firms in Toncoin.
- Kaito founder Yu Hu has purchased and staked 1 million KAITO with his own funds.
- Ethena responded that it operates through a BVI entity, and its assets have not been frozen.
- Whales have accumulated 7,074 ETH today, valued at 13.80 million USD.
- Wintermute is suspected of participating in ORCA market making again, temporarily transferring nearly 10 million USD worth of tokens, leading to a price drop.
- Federal Reserve's Williams states that the current moderate restrictive policy stance is entirely appropriate, and there is no clear expectation for rate cuts.
- The head of the Central Bank of Russia, Nabiullina, believes that cryptocurrencies are an unstable tool.
- The Trump administration plans to restructure USAID and introduce blockchain technology to track aid fund distribution.
- Strategy has raised the issuance scale of Strife perpetual preferred shares from 500 million USD to 722.50 million USD.
- Trump's executive director states that there are "countless plans" to purchase Bitcoin and will implement the "best plan".
- a16z crypto's general counsel believes that the SEC's current regulatory approach is ineffective.
- Former SEC official John Reed Stark opposes regulatory reforms at the crypto roundtable meeting.
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