Gate News: On March 23, according to an official announcement, European Bitcoin treasury company Capital B completed a new round of BTC accumulation, purchasing 44 BTC at a price of approximately 2.7 million euros. Following this purchase, Capital B's total BTC holdings increased to 2,888 BTC.

Gate News reports that on March 19, an EU Commission spokesperson for digital economy affairs, Thomas Rennier, confirmed that American social media platform X has paid a €120 million fine issued by the EU in December of last year before the deadline, and submitted a remediation plan regarding its "blue verification" feature. The spokesperson also stated that despite X paying the fine, the platform is still appealing the penalty.

Gate News reports that on March 17, French company Capital B raised 3 million euros through warrant financing, with investors including TOBAM and UTXO Management. The funds will be used to accelerate its Bitcoin reserve strategy. This financing is expected to add approximately 36 BTC. If all related plans are executed, the company's potential Bitcoin holdings could reach approximately 2,880 BTC. This move is the latest example of enterprises continuously incorporating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, demonstrating that corporate Bitcoin reserve strategies continue to expand.

On March 11, a violent robbery occurred in western Paris, France, where three assailants posing as police officers forced a couple to transfer approximately 900,000 euros worth of Bitcoin. The incident exposed the risks of "wrench attack," making France a high-risk area for such crimes. Law enforcement agencies have launched an investigation, and security experts warn cryptocurrency holders to prioritize personal safety and information protection.

On March 10th, a French couple was attacked at home by three fake police officers armed with knives, forcing them to transfer approximately 900,000 euros worth of Bitcoin. The couple was injured and tied up, and the assailants fled. This case is the latest example of a "wrench attack" in cryptocurrency. Several similar incidents have occurred in France this year.

German startup Neura Robotics is preparing to raise approximately €1 billion to accelerate the development of AI-powered humanoid robots. The issuer of the stablecoin USDT, Tether, is expected to participate in the investment, and the company's valuation could reach €4 billion after the funding. Neura Robotics was founded in 2019 and is dedicated to cognitive robot development, having secured €120 million in funding. Its clients include Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Omron.

Foresight News: The Dutch regulatory authority (Ksa) has fined Polymarket operator Adventure One QSS Inc. for illegal gambling activities. Ksa has ordered Polymarket to cease operations in the country or face a weekly fine of 420,000 euros ($462,000), with a maximum penalty of 840,000 euros (approximately $924,000).

Stablecoin infrastructure provider BVNK has obtained a crypto asset service provider license from the Malta Financial Services Authority, allowing it to offer EU-regulated digital asset services within Malta and the European Economic Area, further strengthening its role as a compliant settlement bridge between traditional euros and stablecoins.

On February 13, it was announced that the Stuttgart Stock Exchange Group in Germany has reached a merger agreement with Frankfurt Digital Trading Company Tradias, aiming to build an integrated crypto financial platform for institutional clients and further strengthen its position in Europe's crypto infrastructure sector. According to the announcement, after the merger, the company will integrate approximately 300 employees and form a joint management team. The new entity will provide a full range of services including brokerage, trading, custody, staking, and tokenized assets to banks, brokers, and financial institutions across Europe, while ensuring that the business framework fully complies with regulatory requirements.

S&P Global Ratings forecasts that the euro stablecoin market could reach 1.1 trillion euros by 2030, an increase of approximately 1,600 times, driven mainly by asset tokenization investment demand and accelerated by the regulatory framework provided by the "Crypto Asset Market Regulations."