10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 3,062 $BTC(-$302.76M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 16,114 $ETH(-$53.01M) yesterday.

March 2 — Middle East tensions pushing up oil prices and stoking inflation fears led currency markets on Monday to pare bets on interest rate cuts in the U.S., UK, and Eurozone. Odds the Federal Reserve will cut rates three times in 2026 have dropped from nearly 50% last week to 20%. Traders no longer expect the Bank of England (BoE) to cut rates three times this year, and have cut the probability of a March rate cut from over 80% to 60%. Odds of an European Central Bank (ECB) rate cut this year have halved, with markets now pricing in just a 5-basis-point cut. Yields on two-year government bonds — the most sensitive to monetary policy shifts — in the U.S., UK, and Germany have risen faster than long-term yields. Inflation gauges have jumped sharply, fueled by Brent crude’s biggest surge in four years. “Sustained oil price gains will have a meaningful pass-through impact on the global economy and inflation trajectory,” said Laura Cooper, Global Investment Strategist and Head o

March 2nd — Per the Coinbob Popular Address Monitor, at around 10:20 AM ET today, two large holders on the Hyperliquid platform and on-chain transfers from highly similar addresses simultaneously opened long positions for xyz:CL (the WTI Crude Oil Futures Mapping Contract). The positions totaled $1.83 million (address starting with 0x1de) and $1.34 million (address starting with 0xb58), both initiated at an average price of roughly $70. On the news front: Iran launched retaliatory strikes against a core oil facility of Saudi Aramco — one of the world’s largest refineries — the global oil giant. Additionally, Iran today retaliated by attacking oil tankers and later announced a ban on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route. Driven by the above developments, international oil prices surged, with WTI Crude Oil futures briefly spiking to $73. The crude oil long positions tied to the two addresses also saw unrealized gains.

On March 2, South Korean publicly traded firm Bitplanet (049470.KQ) acquired an additional 35 BTC. It now holds a total of 300 BTC, ranking 77th among listed companies with Bitcoin treasuries.

According to CCTV News, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) public relations department said in a statement that Iran launched a fierce attack with Zulfiqar missiles targeting the Israeli prime minister’s office and the Israeli Air Force commander’s compound. This marks Iran’s 10th round of missile strikes against Israel, focused primarily on Israeli government buildings. Further details on the operation’s results will be released later.

On March 2nd, Block Street—the stock execution layer of the Monad ecosystem—unveiled its BSB tokenomics. Total supply is fixed at 1 billion tokens, to be issued on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Initial circulation accounts for 20.775% of the total supply (207.75 million tokens). Token distribution breaks down as follows: - Community & User Incentives: 22.10% - Ecosystem Partners: 20.60% - Exchange Platforms & Marketing: 10.65% - Treasury: 5.65% - Team & Advisors: 17.30% - Core Investors: 15.70% - Strategic Investors: 3.00% - Liquidity: 5.00% (Note: A typo in the original text—20.775% of 1 billion tokens is 207.75 million, not 2.0775 billion—has been corrected for accuracy.)

March 2, 2025 — Hong Kong-listed firm MINIMAX-WP (00100.HK) announced Wednesday that its MiniMax platform has cumulatively served over 200 countries and regions as of December 31, 2025, with more than 236 million users and 214,000 enterprise customers/developers from 100+ countries/regions. In February 2026, MiniMax rolled out its M2.5 model, hitting top global benchmarks in productivity use cases including programming, tool calling, and office productivity. For coding, M2.5 set a new industry record on the SWE-BenchVerified test, with a 37% efficiency gain over the prior M2.1 generation. Most notably, M2.5 delivers infinitely scalable economic efficiency for complex agent operations: running 100 tokens per second continuously for an hour costs just $1, meaning $10,000 can keep 4 agents operating 24/7 for a year. The model’s capability breakthrough has spurred rapid usage growth — M2.5 quickly dominated the OpenRouter platform post-launch. Each iteration (M2 → M2.1 → M2.5) has