The debate over Bitcoin's supply scarcity is highlighted by Michael Saylor's claim that there isn't enough Bitcoin for everyone, which Samson Mow counters with calculations showing each person could receive around 259,259 satoshis if distributed globally. Mow's argument underscores the reality that large entities hold significant portions of Bitcoin, emphasizing its scarcity and potential value.

Author: MetaHub Research Introduction: Redefining the Boundaries of Prediction Markets Prediction markets are platforms that allow participants to trade on the outcomes of uncertain future events, with contract prices reflecting the market’s consensus on the probability of those events occurring. They have demonstrated significantly higher accuracy than expert forecasts and polls in areas such as political elections, macroeconomics, sports events, cryptocurrencies, and corporate events. At its core, a prediction market is an "information financialization" tool—prices represent probabilities. In high-uncertainty and highly subjective domains, prediction markets hold a distinct advantage. By 2025, the total global trading volume of prediction markets is expected to reach approximately $50.25 billion. If we define maturity by trading volume rather than narrative, prediction markets will have truly transitioned from "short-term curiosity driven by events" to "sustainable markets" in 2025. Kalshi has proven that the industry is not just "about having trading volume,"

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken becomes the first company to hold a main account with the U.S. Federal Reserve, allowing direct settlement of USD transactions. However, this has sparked strong opposition from the banking industry, which is concerned about potential threats to financial stability. Stablecoins could lead to a $6.6 trillion outflow of deposits, affecting lending costs. Trump supports the crypto agenda, accusing banks of obstructing legislation, indicating his political stance and vested interests.

PEPE experienced a 10.6% decline in 24 hours, trading at $0.053477, close to support at $0.053468. Resistance at $0.053891 limited upward movement. Despite the drop, PEPE performed well against BTC and ETH, reflecting varied trends in the crypto market.

Bonk Guy has experienced a $20M loss in his crypto portfolio but remains optimistic and continues to hold his investments amidst market volatility. His strategy has sparked discussion in the crypto community about resilience and recovery potential.

In the ongoing battle over stablecoin yields sparked by the 《CLARITY Act》, the most influential leader on Wall Street, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, has spoken out, emphasizing that the banking industry is actively seeking to have "a fair playing field" with cryptocurrency companies. He also issued a stern warning: any stablecoin offering interest-like returns to users should be treated the same as bank deposits and subject to the same rigorous regulatory framework. On Monday, Jamie Dimon told CNBC that if crypto companies want to pay "interest-like" rewards to stablecoin holders, they should be regulated just like banks. He said: "The banking industry’s position is very clear: what we call 'rewards' are essentially 'interest.' If you hold customer funds and pay interest, you are in the banking business. In essence,"

Research by the Bitcoin Policy Research Institute shows that among 36 AI models, most AI agents prefer Bitcoin in economic activities, with 79.1% choosing Bitcoin in long-term value preservation scenarios, while fiat currencies are less favored. Stablecoins are more popular in real-time payment scenarios (53.2%). There are significant differences in Bitcoin preferences among different vendors, and the influence of training data on the results should be interpreted with caution.

Ripple announced on March 4, 2026, a major expansion of its Ripple Payments platform, transforming it into a full-stack infrastructure layer enabling businesses to collect, hold, exchange, and pay out in both fiat currencies and stablecoins through a single integrated provider.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on March 2 denied any connection to the SANAE TOKEN named after him, causing the token to plummet by 58%. The Financial Services Agency investigation found that the issuer did not hold the necessary exchange licenses. Similar incidents are occurring frequently worldwide, providing references for future regulation, with legal grounds potentially becoming a regulatory template for other countries.

Bitcoin once dropped to $66,140 before rebounding to $68,549. The market remains highly uncertain due to the Iran war. Federal Reserve officials warn of increasing inflation risks and suggest potential impacts on future monetary policy. Additionally, rising oil prices have strengthened the dollar, suppressing gold prices and dampening investor confidence.