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Eric Trump publicly supports crypto and stablecoin yield, echoing his father's anti-bank stance
Disagreements over stablecoin yield are stalling US market structure legislation
The CLARITY Act faces further delays due to legislative debates and committee scheduling.
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Eric Trump, son of former US President Donald Trump and co-founder of World Liberty Financial, has publicly criticized banks for their stance on cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. He echoed his father's sentiments, claiming that banks are "desperately targeting" digital assets as discussions around a crucial market structure bill stall in the US Senate.
The controversy centers on the issue of stablecoin yield, which has created a divide among US lawmakers, banking institutions, and crypto companies. Eric Trump and the crypto industry oppose a ban on stablecoin yield, arguing it would prevent customers from receiving rewards or perks. Conversely, some banking organizations contend that such yields could destabilize credit and pose a risk of deposit flight.
The market structure legislation, previously known as the CLARITY Act when it passed the House of Representatives in July, has faced significant delays. These include a 43-day government shutdown and ongoing debates among lawmakers concerning ethics, tokenized equities, and stablecoins. Despite the Senate Agriculture Committee advancing its version of the bill in January, the banking panel has postponed its markup without rescheduling.
The bill requires approval from both committees and consolidation of its versions before it can be presented for a vote by the full Senate. The ongoing disagreements, particularly regarding stablecoin yield, have hampered progress.
A representative for World Liberty Financial stated that the company is "not a political organization" and that Eric Trump's involvement stems from his clear reasons for helping to establish the company.
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ETH derivatives signal professional desks hedging against downside risks due to global instability. ETH options skew indicates persistent skepticism among professional traders. Ethereum network activity and DEX volumes have declined, impacting ETH burn mechanism. Ethereum ecosystem maintains dominant TVL share despite competition from Solana and BNB Chain.
SEC proposes interpretative guidance on federal securities laws for crypto assets. Proposal aims to clarify which tokens are considered securities under SEC purview. Interpretative guidance carries more weight than staff-level statements. Move comes as crypto market structure bill progresses in US Senate.
IRS proposes mandating electronic delivery of tax forms for crypto users. Exchanges may terminate relationships with clients refusing electronic tax form delivery. Proposal prohibits retroactive revocation of consent for electronic forms. Tax compliance is a cited barrier to crypto adoption for US users.
Public Bitcoin miners have sold over 15,000 BTC since October. Sales are driven by tightening margins and debt pressure. This marks a strategic shift from the previous hold strategy. Companies like Cango, Bitdeer, Riot Platforms, and Core Scientific are among those selling.
CleanSpark sold 553 BTC for $36.6M in February, producing 568 BTC. Company expanded power capacity in Texas, adding 300 MW. CleanSpark is exploring AI and HPC workloads for its infrastructure. Other miners like Riot Platforms and Core Scientific also sold BTC holdings.
Rainberry Inc. to pay $10 million civil penalty to settle SEC case SEC dismisses remaining claims against Justin Sun and affiliated entities Settlement resolves unregistered securities and market manipulation allegations Case resolution removes regulatory overhang for Tron founder
Rainberry Inc. to pay $10 million fine as part of SEC settlement. SEC dismisses all charges against Justin Sun, Tron Foundation, and BitTorrent Foundation. Settlement requires Rainberry to be barred from future securities violations. SEC's case against Sun and Tron, filed in 2023, alleged federal securities law violations.
US banking regulators mandate identical capital treatment for tokenized and traditional securities. Capital requirements will not differ based on whether securities are tokenized or not. This policy applies to securities issued on permissioned or permissionless blockchains. Regulators clarified that tokenized assets can be used as collateral with the same haircuts as traditional securities.
Illicit crypto addresses received $154 billion in 2025, a 162% year-over-year increase. Sanctioned entities accounted for $104 billion of illicit crypto flows. Iran's IRGC-linked networks moved over $3 billion in Q4 2025 to support proxies and procure equipment. North Korea-backed hackers stole over $2 billion in 2025, a record year for crypto theft.
President Trump is pressuring regulators to expedite the CLARITY Act, citing concerns about international competition. Banks are accused of hindering regulatory progress on the CLARITY Act and GENUS Act, particularly regarding stablecoin yields. Kraken has secured a Federal Reserve Master Account, granting it direct access to US core payment systems. The CLARITY Act's progress remains uncertain despite renewed political attention.
Western Union launched a $3 billion USDPT stablecoin on the Solana blockchain. The USDPT stablecoin aims to link digital dollars with global cash access via 360,000 physical points. Crossmint is partnering to integrate its payment APIs with Western Union's Digital Asset Network for USDPT support. Analysts suggest SOL could target $115 if it reclaims the $100-$105 range, citing strengthening buying pressure.
Kraken's Wyoming-chartered banking arm, Payward Financial, received a year of limited Federal Reserve account access. This development allows direct access to Fed payment rails like Fed Wire for potential instant settlement and enhanced cash management. Traditional banks express concerns over risks associated with expanding Fed account access to non-traditional financial institutions. Analysts anticipate this could pave the way for other crypto firms like Circle, Anchorage, and Custodia to gain similar access.
RLUSD market cap is approaching $1.6 billion after a recent $10 million mint. RLUSD is now the 52nd largest cryptocurrency and 12th largest stablecoin. Ripple has aggressively minted nearly 75 million RLUSD in February. RLUSD has surpassed BFUSD and USDD in market capitalization.
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Bitwise donated an additional $233,000 to Bitcoin developers from BITB ETF profits. Total Bitcoin developer donations from Bitwise now exceed $383,000. BITB ETF has attracted approximately $2.2 billion in net inflows since its launch. Traditional finance may adopt on-chain infrastructure faster than previously anticipated.
BlockDAG (BDAG) trading officially launched on March 5, 2026, on exchanges including Coinstore, BitMart, and Pionex USA. Market makers project BDAG could reach a top 50 market cap rank with potential for 100x growth. Uniswap (UNI) price increased 18% last week, driven by trading volume and a potential fee-burning governance update. Cardano (ADA) shows positive signs with large holders accumulating coins and a strong floor at $0.28, targeting $0.35.
Roblox implements AI to rephrase profanity in real-time chat instead of using hashmarks. The feature aims to maintain conversation readability and enforce community standards. Roblox is also enhancing chat filters to detect evasion tactics like leetspeak. This AI integration follows similar trends in the gaming industry for player behavior moderation.
XRP liquidity on Binance has dropped significantly to 0.097, increasing volatility risk. Shiba Inu burn rate surged 53,954% in 24 hours, coinciding with a 6.35% price increase. Rockefeller Capital Management increased its MicroStrategy (MSTR) stake by 146% to 198,283 shares.
Bitcoin price surged 7% on March 4, 2026, from $68K to $73.5K. Institutional TWAP orders totaling $790 million and $560 million in ETF inflows fueled the rally. US demand surge indicated by a $61 Coinbase premium, alongside 8,000 BTC withdrawn from exchanges. A $3.5 billion spike in derivatives leverage presents a key risk for potential liquidations.
Short seller Culper Research initiates a bearish position against ETH and BitMine (BMNR). Culper cites Ethereum's December 2025 Fusaka upgrade as impairing ETH tokenomics and reducing validator yields. Report estimates Ethereum fees have dropped approximately 90% post-upgrade. Vitalik Buterin has sold nearly 20,000 ETH this year, adding to the bearish narrative.
Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced an 8% decline in the last 24 hours, leading losses among top 100 cryptocurrencies. The meme coin category is the only top 20 market cap category in the red over the last 24 hours. Analyst suggests Dogecoin's value relies on the attention economy, not sustainable rallies. DOGE is down 87% from its 2021 all-time high of $0.73.
BlockDAG (BDAG) trading is live on Coinstore, BitMart, and Pionex USA, with market makers projecting targets of $0.2-$0.5. Aave (AAVE) shows potential for a breakout to $131 driven by whale accumulation and clearing a bullish flag formation. Chainlink (LINK) surged over 14% due to institutional adoption and integrations, with Grayscale's trust holding over $70 million. BlockDAG's DAG architecture supports 10,000 TPS, with projections of a $1.2 billion market cap and outperforming early Solana staking yields.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins supports the passage of the CLARITY Act for clear digital asset rules. Representative French Hill highlights bipartisan support for the CLARITY Act and GENIUS Act in the House. The CLARITY Act aims to provide a regulatory framework for the US cryptocurrency market. Lobbying efforts from traditional banking and crypto industries are currently delaying legislative progress.
Core Scientific secures up to $1 billion in funding from Morgan Stanley. Funding will accelerate the transition of Bitcoin mining facilities into AI data centers. The company aims to generate significantly more revenue per kilowatt-hour from AI hosting compared to Bitcoin mining. This strategic shift follows Core Scientific missing Q4 revenue estimates and a prior sale of Bitcoin holdings.
PEI Licensing, owner of Original Penguin, sues Pudgy Penguins for trademark infringement. The lawsuit alleges Pudgy Penguins' marks are confusingly similar to Original Penguin's established trademarks. PEI Licensing claims Pudgy Penguins continued infringement after receiving a cease-and-desist letter in October 2023. PEI seeks monetary relief, rejection of Pudgy Penguins' USPTO applications, and destruction of infringing products.
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