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- 14:01HIVE Digital Technology: 89 BTC mined in FebruaryOdaily Planet Daily reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company HIVE Digital Technologies has released its February Bitcoin update report, which reveals that it mined 89 BTC in February and its portfolio reached a position of 2,620 BTC.
- 13:59Overview of Important Developments on the Evening of March 1012:00-21:00 Keywords: STRATEGY, Cayman Islands 1. STRATEGY applies to issue preferred shares valued up to $21 billion; 2. Thai regulators have approved the acceptance of USDT as an approved cryptocurrency; 3. Market news: Japan's cryptocurrency reform bill will be submitted to the parliament after cabinet approval; 4. The Cayman Islands updates its cryptocurrency regulatory framework, requiring virtual asset platforms to obtain CIMA licenses to provide services.
- 13:58Matrixport: The crypto market is waiting for bigger positive catalysts, retail investors' interest remains sluggishGolden Finance reports that Matrixport stated in its latest report that the White House crypto summit and confirmation of US strategic Bitcoin reserves failed to ignite market sentiment, with no significant uptick in the crypto market and perpetual contract funding rates still hovering at single-digit levels. This indicates that retail investor enthusiasm remains low, contrasting sharply with April and December 2024 when funding rates had soared to double-digit highs. Even the market momentum brought about by Trump's official inauguration was relatively flat, clearly indicating that for Bitcoin to welcome a new round of increases, a more influential catalyst is still needed.