Gate News reports that on March 16, the cryptocurrency tax roundtable meeting previously postponed due to snowfall last month has been rescheduled for today at 4 p.m. Eastern Time. The event will be jointly hosted by Senator Steve Daines, Senator Cynthia Lummis, and Representative Mike Carey. Despite tornado weather hitting Washington D.C. today, the event is currently scheduled to proceed as planned.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett announced on the X platform that another major advocate for cryptocurrency tax reform in the U.S. Senate will not seek re-election. Senators Lummis and Steve Daines have confirmed they will not run for re-election, and Marsha Blackburn will also leave the Senate if she is elected Tennessee governor.

Steve Kurz of Galaxy Digital believes that the recent decline in cryptocurrencies is due to liquidity and leverage unwinding, indicating that the market has matured and forced selling has been absorbed. He expects cryptocurrencies to experience a period of volatility before gradually rising, driven by institutional capital inflows and integration with traditional finance.

Investors in Missouri, USA, filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing Trump ally Steve Bannon and his company of defrauding investors through unregistered cryptocurrencies, claiming they concealed risks while promoting "Let's Go Brandon Coin" and "Patriot Pay," resulting in losses for thousands of investors. The plaintiffs are seeking compensation.

On February 2nd, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren publicly called on Congress to investigate a major transaction involving an entity with the UAE royal background and Trump family’s crypto company World Liberty Financial (WLFI). She believes there are obvious corruption suspicions in the investment and has demanded immediate intervention from relevant authorities. According to The Wall Street Journal, an entity related to UAE National Security Advisor Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan invested approximately $500 million to acquire a 49% stake in WLFI. The transaction took place just days before Trump took office as President of the United States, was signed by Eric Trump, and brought about approximately $187 million in income to the Trump family, with an additional approximately $31 million related to his ally Steve Witkoff.

ChainCatcher News, Camp Network announces that it will be the first to introduce the prediction market model into the music festival IP sector. The first event will kick off this weekend at the DWP Music Festival, which has over 90,000 participants. Music fans can predict live performance trends of headline artists such as Skrillex, Calvin Harris, and Steve Angello in real-time. Camp Network stated that this move marks the first time that the prediction market sector, valued in the tens of billions of dollars, is integrated with large-scale music festival scenarios. While traditional predictions mainly focus on sports events, Camp Network's innovative approach will provide fans with a brand-new interactive experience. The platform plans to expand this model to 50 countries worldwide.