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US Senate’s anti-CBDC housing bill advances with bipartisan support

Danny Park / theblock - The bill includes a provision prohibiting the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC through the beginning of 2031.

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Senate Housing Legislation Includes Federal Reserve CBDC Moratorium Through 2030

4 days / parameter / Trader Edge

Bank of Japan to test blockchain-based reserve settlement: Governor Ueda

4 days / theblock / Timmy Shen

US Senate’s anti-CBDC housing bill advances with bipartisan support

4 days / theblock / Danny Park

Senate Advances Housing Bill With CBDC Ban, Draws White House Backing

4 days / decrypt / Sebastian Sinclair

U.S. Senate housing bill includes CBDC ban

4 days / coindesk / Nikhilesh De

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Vitalik Buterin unveils plan to curb Ethereum block builder centralization

Margaux Nijkerk / coindesk - Another focus of his post is so-called “toxic MEV,” where traders exploit visibility into pending transactions to front-run or “sandwich” users’ trades.

#blockchain #cybersecurity #crypto #techpolicy #decentralisation #censorship #encryption #digitalprivacy #crypto

Vitalik Buterin’s FOCIL Proposal Aims to Decentralize Ethereum Block Building

4 days / parameter / Trader Edge

NEAR token jumps 17% after ‘Confidential Intents’ launch, outpaces privacy tokens sector

4 days / coindesk / Sam Reynolds

Vitalik Buterin eyes ‘big FOCIL’ and encrypted mempools to prevent centralization in ‘block building pipeline’

4 days / theblock / Daniel Kuhn

Vitalik Buterin unveils plan to curb Ethereum block builder centralization

4 days / coindesk / Margaux Nijkerk

Back to Top / Monday, March 2, 2026, 8:20 pm / permalink 20035 / 4 stories in 4 days


Bitcoin price is rising again in a sharp market reversal. Why the Middle East crisis has investors turning to crypto

Sam Becker / fastcompany - Forward March? The initial market movements on Monday seem to indicate that’s the case, at least for crypto.On Monday, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) was up more than 5%, jumping to more than $69,000 as of 12 p.m. ET from around $65,500 on Sunday afternoon. L…


Market reaction & flows — Investors pour into Bitcoin amid Middle East tensions.

Iran Tensions Push Bitcoin to $67,884 as Oil Prices Surge and Markets React to Middle East Crisis

4 days / parameter / Trader Edge

VanEck CEO Declares Bitcoin Bottom Formation as BTC Holds $68K

4 days / parameter / Trader Edge

Spot bitcoin ETFs post $458 million in net inflows as institutions buy into global instability: analysts

4 days / theblock / Danny Park

Bitcoin climbs as BTC ETFs post one of the quarter’s biggest inflow days amid Iran volatility

4 days / coindesk / Sam Reynolds

Gold surges past US$5,340 and Bitcoin breaks US$70,000 as Middle East crisis sends markets into chaos

4 days / e27 / Anndy Lian

Circle Stock Extends Double-Digit Gains Amid Broader Crypto Rally

4 days / decrypt / Vismaya V

Bitcoin Treasury Firm ProCap Adds $31 Million in BTC as Stock Buybacks Grow

4 days / decrypt / Logan Hitchcock

Bitcoin’s 5% spike higher Monday driven by short-covering, not fresh buying, says analyst.

4 days / coindesk / Helene Braun

Bitcoin price is rising again in a sharp market reversal. Why the Middle East crisis has investors turning to crypto

4 days / fastcompany / Sam Becker

Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative takes a further hit amid Mideast conflict

4 days / sherwood / Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy


Mining resilience & earnings — Miners' operations steady despite geopolitical jitters; earnings mixed.

Core Scientific revenue drops in Q4 as bitcoin miner pushes into supplying data center infrastructure

4 days / theblock / RT Watson

Riot Platforms reports record annual revenue of $647 million amid AI and HPC push

4 days / theblock / RT Watson

Core Scientific craters after soft Q4 sales

4 days / sherwood / Luke Kawa

Core Scientific turns lower after Q4 results disappoint

4 days / coindesk / James Van Straten

Iran Conflict Not Major Concern For Bitcoin Mining Hashrate, Say Experts

4 days / decrypt / Callan Quinn

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Bitmine lifts ether treasury to 4.47 million ETH as total holdings near $10 billion

Brian Danga / theblock - Bitmine holds 4.47 million ETH, or 3.71% of supply, with total crypto, cash and equity stakes valued at $9.9 billion.

#blockchain #fintech #crypto #stockmarket #business #treasury #crypto

Ethereum Price, BitMine Shares Jump as Tom Lee's Treasury Reports Latest Buy

4 days / decrypt / Logan Hitchcock

Tom Lee's Bitmine boosts ether holdings to 4.47 million tokens with $98 million ETH purchase

4 days / coindesk / Olivier Acuna

Bitmine lifts ether treasury to 4.47 million ETH as total holdings near $10 billion

4 days / theblock / Brian Danga

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MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Portfolio Surpasses 720,000 BTC with Latest $204M Acquisition

Trader Edge / parameter - MicroStrategy acquired 3,015 bitcoin for $204M, expanding total holdings to 720,737 BTC. The purchase was funded through stock sales and preferred equity.The post MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Portfolio Surpasses 720,000 BTC with Latest $204M Acquisition appear…

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MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Portfolio Surpasses 720,000 BTC with Latest $204M Acquisition

4 days / parameter / Trader Edge

Strategy purchased more than $200 million in bitcoin last week

4 days / coindesk / James Van Straten

Michael Saylor’s Strategy buys 3,015 bitcoin for $204 million as total holdings top 720,000 BTC

4 days / theblock / James Hunt

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