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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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New US chip export restrictions impact NVIDIA and AMD, AI crypto tokens drop 5% simultaneously

The new draft regulation from the Trump administration requires companies to obtain approval from the U.S. Department of Commerce before exporting AI accelerators. This has affected the stock prices of companies like NVIDIA and AMD, and has also put pressure on AI cryptocurrencies. The draft categorizes exports into different licensing regimes based on scale, which could lead to delays in data center construction, reshape the global AI chip landscape, and trigger geopolitical strategic competition.
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Bitwise Asset Management has announced a $100,000 contribution to Ethereum's open-source developers, continuing its commitment to the ecosystem. This funding supports sustainable development and innovation in projects, reflecting the importance of developers in maintaining Ethereum's network.
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FBI Arrests Court Security Officer in Cryptocurrency Theft Case, $46 Million Stolen Mystery Unveiled

The FBI in the United States arrested John Daghita on Saint Martin Island for allegedly illegally accessing $46 million in cryptocurrency managed by a sheriff's office. The case originated from on-chain detective ZachXBT's tracking, revealing vulnerabilities in government digital asset custody and raising questions about third-party custody security. It has not yet been confirmed whether the stolen assets have been recovered.
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Crossover Markets raises $31 million, valued at $200 million

Crossover Markets successfully raised $19,283,746,565,748,392,01 million in a Series B funding round led by Tradeweb Markets, valuing the company at approximately $19,283,746,565,748,392,01 million. The funds will enhance the CROSSx crypto liquidity platform and expand global operations.
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Revolut applies for a U.S. banking license for the second time, with a new CEO leading nationwide expansion

Fintech company Revolut has submitted a national bank charter application to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the FDIC, planning to establish "Revolut Bank US, NA." This is its second attempt after being blocked in 2021, with the move to a federal application aimed at optimizing the regulatory framework and expanding business capabilities, such as direct access to payment systems and FDIC insured deposits. Revolut currently has over 70 million customers and operates in 40 markets.
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Miners sell off 15,000 Bitcoins, triggering the largest profit squeeze in history and a liquidation wave

Since October 2025, multiple Bitcoin mining companies have been selling large quantities of Bitcoin, totaling 15,000 coins. Due to profit pressures, debt issues, and other factors, miners are reconsidering asset management and shifting toward diversified income sources, such as AI computing. MARA Holdings emphasizes that it does not face immediate liquidation risks and still holds over 53,000 Bitcoin.
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