10 #Bitcoin ETFs inflows 7,066 $BTC(+$703.6M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs inflows 14,425 $ETH(+$48.32M) yesterday.

March 5 – US-listed TRX-focused treasury firm Tron Inc. disclosed it has boosted its TRX holdings by purchasing 175,251 tokens at an average price of $0.29, pushing its total holdings above 684.9 million.

March 5: The U.S. State Department has increased resources to evacuate American citizens stranded in the Middle East, while the Pentagon has also urgently deployed additional U.S. military personnel tasked with collecting intelligence for military operations. These moves indicate the Trump administration apparently failed to adequately prepare in advance for a large-scale war. U.S. Central Command is requesting the Pentagon to send more military intelligence personnel to its Tampa, Florida, headquarters to support actions against Iran for at least 100 days—potentially extending through September, far beyond Trump’s initial four-week timeline. While the U.S. and Israel may continue to escalate tensions, the likelihood of other countries directly conducting offensive strikes against Iran is decreasing. Iran has been significantly weakened, with drone and missile strikes against foreign targets far less frequent than in the conflict’s early stages. Meanwhile, the U.K., France, and Germ

BNB Chain announced on March 5 that its Peg Recovery Tool will wind down in three phases starting today. Peg Chain asset holders are urged to migrate their tokens to BNB Chain promptly.

March 5 – Per Ark Invest Tracker data, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest yesterday boosted its stake in Roblox by 176,884 shares (valued at ~$11.92 million) and added 19,583 shares of Alibaba (worth ~$2.6 million).

On March 5, the Financial Times reported that Nvidia has reallocated TSMC’s manufacturing capacity away from producing its H200 chip to the next-gen Vera Rubin hardware, signaling the company no longer expects meaningful short-term growth in H200 sales. Unveiled earlier this year as Nvidia’s latest chip architecture, Vera Rubin is built for more complex AI systems and is seeing strong demand from top U.S. tech firms including OpenAI and Google.

On March 5th, Erik Voorhees—founder of Base Chain AI’s Venice project—noted that the Venice platform currently uses a privacy-by-design approach, where neither hints nor replies are stored or retained on Venice’s servers. Venice’s user base isn’t primarily crypto-focused, so these measures are sufficient for them. However, proving privacy protection is critical, and this is a pressing issue Venice urgently needs to address; verifiable privacy protection is coming soon. On March 3rd, Venice was named the recommended model provider for OpenClaw.