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March 7 – Per Ashes Monitor, lending platform Spark has approved an SPK token buyback proposal. The project team transferred 570,000 USDS to a new multisig wallet two days prior, then launched small, incremental SPK purchases via decentralized exchange CoW Swap’s TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) function. To date, 1.84 million SPK (valued at approximately $36,000) have been repurchased. Spark’s buyback framework earmarks $35 million from its treasury as operational reserves; any surplus funds will be used to repurchase SPK at a 10% monthly rate, with the program set to run for 12 months.

March 7: OKX Founder & CEO Star Took to Social Media to Answer "Why OKX Wallet Stands Out" OKX Founder and CEO Star took to social media on March 7 to address the question, “Why does OKX Wallet stand out?” “A good wallet doesn’t just execute transactions—it also helps users understand potential risks before confirming a transaction,” Star stated.

March 7 (Herald Economy) — South Korea’s financial regulator is drafting guidelines to let listed companies invest in digital assets. Previously, the digital asset market focused mostly on individual investors, but stablecoins are set to be excluded from allowed investment targets. The regulator plans to release a trading guideline (with this provision) after the “Digital Asset Basic Law” takes effect, allowing listed firms to trade digital assets for investment or financial purposes. In the “Corporate Cryptocurrency Transaction Guidelines” being developed by South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC), stablecoins will not be included in permitted investment targets. The guidelines will outline standards for listed companies and registered professional investors to trade digital assets for investment or financial use. To prevent disorderly investment in the market’s early stages, the regulator has decided to exclude U.S. dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC from the allow

March 7 Per official sources, OpenAI today announced the launch of Codex Security—an AI-powered application security agent capable of detecting vulnerabilities, validating them, and suggesting fixes. Codex Security traces its roots to Aardvark: a security research agent OpenAI tested with a small group of customers last year. The platform analyzes code repositories, stress-tests suspicious vulnerabilities in sandboxed environments, validates their impact by generating Proof-of-Concept (PoC) exploit code, and suggests fixes. Starting today, OpenAI is rolling out a research preview of Codex Security to Enterprise, Commercial, and Education customers, with free access for the first month.

March 7th, cryptocurrency market analyst Axel Adler Jr. took to social media to note that Bitcoin is currently in the mid-stage of its current cycle. The NUPL-MVRV Harmonic Composite Indicator stands at 0.33, while bottoms in the past few cycles have typically occurred near the -0.5 level. The indicator also signals that cycle lows are gradually rising, meaning extreme fear-driven selling in the market is weakening. However, the metric remains well above historical bottom levels, so a widespread capitulation sell-off has not yet been confirmed.

As of March 7, Farside Investors monitoring shows the total net inflow of U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs this week reached $568 million. Key fund-level flows are as follows: - BlackRock IBIT: +$660 million - Fidelity FBTC: -$153 million - Bitwise BITB: -$24.2 million - ARK ARKB: -$6.9 million - Jane Street BTCO: +$15.3 million - Franklin EZBC: +$22.5 million - Valkyrie BRRR: +$17 million - VanEck HODL: +$10.3 million - WisdomTree BTCW: +$16.5 million - Grayscale GBTC: -$35 million - Grayscale BTC Mini: +$46 million