Odaily Planet Daily News SEC Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda recently announced that he has asked staff to study the proposal to abandon the requirement for crypto companies to register as exchanges. Uyeda pointed out: "The public has made a lot of negative comments on expanding the definition of 'exchange' to the crypto field. It is a mistake to link the regulation of the US Treasury market with the suppression of the crypto market." The rule was originally proposed by former SEC Chairman Clayton in 2020, mainly targeting US Treasury market participants. However, after taking office, former Chairman Gensler greatly expanded the scope of supervision and included cryptocurrency companies in the definition of "exchange", which caused controversy. After Gensler resigned, the SEC's attitude towards the crypto industry has clearly turned friendly, withdrawing lawsuits from many crypto companies and setting up a special group led by crypto-friendly Commissioner Peirce to develop a digital asset regulatory framework. Cointelegraph)

According to Foresight News, Arthur Hayes recently shared his views on Bitcoin's trading characteristics and its comparison with stock markets. Hayes highlighted that Bitcoin operates 24/7 globally, accessible to anyone with internet access, and cannot be printed infinitely. He noted that the consequences of failure in Bitcoin trading are bankruptcy or liquidation, with no direct fiscal ties to any country's economy. In contrast, Hayes pointed out that stock markets operate on an 8X5 schedule, restricted to specific individuals, and while stocks cannot be printed infinitely, political connections might lead to bailouts in case of failure. He emphasized that U.S. marginal tax revenue is directly linked to the stock market, suggesting that bailouts are inevitable, though the survival of one's portfolio during such events is uncertain. Hayes argued that Bitcoin represents a true free market, unlike the stock market. He predicted that during a fiat liquidity crisis, Bitcoin would lead the stock market in both decline and recovery.

According to Odaily, crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlighted on the X platform that historically, the third year of a bull market is often marked by chaos, characterized by high volatility, uncertainty, and significant fluctuations. However, investors who navigate these challenges effectively tend to stand out.

Odaily Planet Daily News Crypto analyst Ali Martinez (@Ali) posted on the X platform that historically, the third year of a bull market is usually a period of chaos in the market, accompanied by high volatility, uncertainty and large-scale shocks. But those investors who can properly cope with these challenges often stand out.

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Odaily Planet Daily News On March 11, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market sector continued its downward trend and has been falling for three consecutive days. The 24-hour decline is generally about 2% to 10%. Ethereum (ETH) fell 10.03%, once falling below $1,800, and Bitcoin (BTC) fell 4.17%, once falling to around $76,000. In addition, the Trump PolitiFi Tokens sector fell 10.57% in 24 hours, of which Dogecoin (DOGE) and Chainlink (LINK) fell 10.23% and 10.71% respectively. In other sectors, the CeFi sector fell 4.43% in 24 hours. Within the sector, LEO Token (LEO) was relatively strong, rising 1.60%; the Layer2 sector fell 6.11%, among which Mantle (MNT) and Movement (MOVE) rose against the trend by 1.52% and 8.27% respectively; the Layer1 sector fell 6.17%, and the PayFi sector fell 7.11%. Within the sector, Ultima (ULTIMA) rose against the trend by 11.72%; the DeFi sector fell 8.32%, and the Meme sector fell 9.19%.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to the monitoring of on-chain data analyst ai_9684xtpa, a whale has not given up ETH trading after experiencing a major loss. The investor previously purchased 6,100 ETH at an average price of $2,200, but sold all of them yesterday at a price of $1,962, with a total loss of $1.446 million. However, just 8 hours after the liquidation, the whale entered the market again, spending $7.41 million to purchase 3,986 ETH, with an average price of $1,860 for the new position, which is about 5% lower than the previous selling price.

Odaily Planet Daily News Coinbase Chief Security Officer Philip Martin called on the United States to integrate the current decentralized crypto fraud reporting system at the SXSW conference and establish a single platform to handle all reports. Martin said that at present, when victims report to multiple agencies such as the FBI's IC3, "it feels like shouting into the void", and a unified platform will help authorities more accurately grasp the scale of the problem and allocate resources more effectively. He also emphasized that most crypto frauds originate from countries outside the United States, such as Myanmar and Laos, and there are difficulties in law enforcement, and international cooperation is needed to combat them. (Cointelegraph)

Solana-focused holding company Sol Strategies has announced its latest strategic move, acquiring Laine, Solana’s 65th largest individual validator. source: https://coincu.com/325850-sol-strategies-expands-solana-laine-validator

Odaily Planet Daily News Binance will suspend KDA deposits and withdrawals at 7:00 (UTC+8) on March 18, 2025, in conjunction with Kadena's network upgrade and hard fork at block height 5,659,280 (approximately 8:00 on March 18). During this period, users can trade KDA normally, and deposits and withdrawals will be automatically resumed after the network stabilizes. Currently, the price of KDA is weak, with KDA/BTC falling 5.74% to 0.00000493 and KDA/USDT falling 8.72% to $0.3926.

According to BlockBeats, on March 11, a whale sold 25,800 ETH, valued at $47.8 million, to prevent liquidation, incurring a loss exceeding $32 million. The whale currently holds 35,034 ETH, worth $64.68 million, on Aave with a health rate of 1.4 and a liquidation price around $1,316.

Bitcoin has dropped to $78,500, a four-month low, while Ethereum hits its weakest level since November 2023. Some predict BTC could fall to $70,000, while others see rising M2 liquidity as a recovery signal. With macroeconomic headwinds and no clear bullish catalysts, is Bitcoin bottoming out or headed for further losses?

Global financial markets have been shaken. The U.S. stock market has seen a panic sell-off due to Trump's tariff policy, with the market value evaporating by $4 trillion and the shadow of recession looming. At the same time, the cryptocurrency market has not been spared, with mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum plummeting across the board.

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