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Gate Daily (March 6): Crypto market structural bill negotiations hit a deadlock; Russia plans to introduce a stablecoin bill

Gate Daily (March 6): Crypto market structural bill negotiations hit a deadlock; Russia plans to introduce a stablecoin bill

Bitcoin failed to continue its rebound, with the price around $70,810. Negotiations on the U.S. Digital Asset Market Structure Act have stalled, with banks opposing the approval of stablecoin yield products. Russia plans to introduce an independent stablecoin bill to legalize the related industry. Market conditions are affected by geopolitical tensions, with rising oil prices raising concerns and further impacting inflation and trade.

The Federal Reserve announces "technological neutrality," aligning tokenized securities capital rules with traditional securities

The Federal Reserve has issued guidelines stipulating that banks should treat tokenized securities equally with traditional securities when calculating regulatory capital, emphasizing the principle of technological neutrality. No special legislation is required; banks can operate under the existing framework. This move provides a stable policy foundation for tokenization businesses, promotes market growth, and reduces compliance costs.

The IRS mandates electronic filing of crypto tax forms; those who refuse may face termination of their exchange accounts.

The IRS will introduce new regulations requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to submit 1099-DA tax forms electronically and eliminate the paper option. If customers refuse the electronic version, exchanges may terminate the relationship. The new regulation aims to improve tax compliance efficiency. The 1099-DA form records users' trading profits, while the cost basis remains the responsibility of the individual. This move has raised industry concerns and could impact the use of digital assets.

Why did Bitcoin drop today? The US warns of a ground invasion in Iran, and Trump demands to lead the next Supreme Leader.

Bitcoin prices fluctuate due to escalating geopolitical tensions, dropping from $72,000 to $70,000 on March 6. Trump's tough rhetoric on the Iran situation, Iran's refusal to cease fire, and the U.S. military announcing increased strikes have heightened risk aversion. Market sentiment is divided, with some predicting Bitcoin will reach $80,000, but some analysts remain skeptical about a rebound. $72,000 is a key technical level; failure to break above it could lead to a drop toward $64,000.

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Aave Labs audits 1.5 million with zero vulnerabilities in 900 people, the V4 security revolution is here

Aave Labs invested $1.5 million in a comprehensive security audit lasting 345 days before the V4 release, collaborating with four top security firms, launching a public competition that attracted 900 researchers. The audit employed multi-angle parallel testing and formal verification to enhance security and foster institutional trust. The new architecture design of V4 helps reduce DeFi risks and aims to maintain zero major incidents after the mainnet launch.
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MarketWhisper·6m ago
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Iranian Revolutionary Guard monopolizes mining, airstrikes trigger a 700% surge in private coin withdrawals

Iran's Bitcoin mining activities are controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, with most cheap electricity providers being affiliated with the government. In the context of low-cost mining, many Chinese miners have entered the market but face high risks, often ending in losses. After airstrikes, the Central Bank of Iran banned individual cryptocurrency transactions, but the public still relies on crypto assets due to the devaluation of the local currency, leading to a surge in withdrawal volumes that cannot be executed due to network outages.
MarketWhisper·20m ago
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Lyn Alden predicts: Bitcoin will surpass gold within 2-3 years, and the short-term negative sentiment is unfair.

Macroeconomist Lyn Alden is optimistic about Bitcoin's future performance, believing that the market's negative sentiment towards it is overly unfair, and pointing out the cyclical rotation pattern between gold and Bitcoin. In contrast, investor Ray Dalio believes that gold is the true currency, emphasizing its institutional backing and historical maturity. Market predictions for Bitcoin and gold are divided, demonstrating that their operational logic differs.
MarketWhisper·35m ago
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US Contractor Arrested Over $46M Crypto Theft From Marshals

John Daghita, a U.S. contractor and son of CMDSS CEO Dean Daghita, was arrested for allegedly stealing over $46 million in cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals Service. International law enforcement collaboration led to his capture in Saint Martin. The case highlights the need for improved cybersecurity in managing digital assets.
TodayqNews·48m ago

Hyperliquid vs Polymarket, how do on-chain exchanges price crises?

Summary: The Middle East reignites in conflict, and traditional markets fall into a "pricing vacuum" due to weekend closures. Prediction markets and perpetual exchanges, at this moment, become the only continuously operating price systems worldwide. Author: Changan I Biteye Content Team Over the weekend, the US and Israel jointly conducted airstrikes on Iran, targeting the core areas of Tehran and missile facilities. This marks the most intense escalation in Middle East tensions in decades. Iran immediately issued a warning: if the conflict continues, the Strait of Hormuz will no longer be safe. Everyone's first reaction is the same: open trading apps and try to do something, but not only are US stocks closed for the weekend, oil and gold futures are also shut all day on Saturday. Panic needs to be released, funds need a place to go, so everyone's attention turns to these two platforms: Polymarket and Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid offers 24/7 commodity futures trading.
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Biteye·59m ago