1. Analyst: EU retaliatory tariffs may cause Bitcoin to pull back to $75,000.
2. Blockchain-related terms in SEC documents hit a record high in February.
3. The Bitcoin bill resubmitted by Senator Lummis allows the United States to reserve more than 1 million Bitcoins.
4. North Korean hacker group Lazarus implants malware that steals cryptocurrency in a new batch of JavaScript packages.
5. Bezos-backed banking startup Stark Bank SA targets Brazilian cryptocurrency business.
6. Analysis: Binance whale selling slows down, but Bitcoin miners may increase market pressure.
7. Massachusetts lawmakers propose the establishment of a special committee on blockchain and cryptocurrency.
8. South Korea plans to issue new guidelines in the third quarter to lift the ban on institutional investment in cryptocurrencies.
9. Hyperliquid: Without protocol vulnerabilities or hacker attacks, the maximum leverage of BTC and ETH will be updated to 40 times and 25 times, respectively.
10. The Central Bank of Russia plans to establish a special experimental legal system for three years to allow limited groups to buy and sell cryptocurrencies.
11. Source: The lawsuit between the US SEC and Ripple is nearing its end and may end soon.
12. BUX was fined 1.6 million euros by the Dutch regulator for financial influencer promotion violations.
13. Aleksej Bešciokov, co-founder of the sanctioned crypto exchange Garantex, was arrested in India for cross-border money laundering.
14. 99.2% of the new shares of Trump's crypto project WLFI have been sold.
15. Santiment: Crypto market trading volume has continued to decline since February 27, and prices are still at risk of falling again.
16. Bloomberg analyst: Crypto ETF approval may be postponed until the new SEC chairman takes office.
