MEXC has listed Hyperlane (HYPER) for pre-market trading

**SlowMist Launches MistTrack Skills for AI Agent On-Chain Risk & AML Detection** On March 3, SlowMist announced the launch of MistTrack Skills—an offering that equips AI Agents with on-chain address risk analysis and anti-money laundering (AML) detection capabilities. Against the backdrop of rapid growth in the AI Agent and Skills ecosystem, the tool enables Agents to conduct automated address-level security assessments before carrying out transfers, swaps, or other on-chain transactions. Built on MistTrack’s OpenAPI, the solution leverages official data showing MistTrack has indexed more than 400 million on-chain addresses and 500,000 threat intelligence data points. It supports risk analysis across major public chains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, and Sui. API functionalities include address label queries, risk scoring, transaction investigation, fund flow tracking, counterparty analysis, and asynchronous risk task modules. Developers can ac

March 3 — Fox News reports U.S. Special Envoy to Iran Malley said Iranian officials insist they have the right to enrich uranium under the international agreement. He noted reaching a deal with Iran is impossible, describing his meeting with Iranian officials as fruitless. (Xinhua)

On March 3rd, Alibaba’s AI model Qwen announced the launch of its Qwen 3.5 Small Model Series, which includes four variants: Qwen3.5-0.8B, Qwen3.5-2B, Qwen3.5-4B, and Qwen3.5-9B. Built on the same Qwen3.5 technology foundation, these small models boast native multimodality, an enhanced architecture, and scaled reinforcement learning (RL). Their key highlights are: - 0.8B/2B: Compact size and fast performance, ideal for edge devices - 4B: A lightweight multimodal foundational model for intelligent agents, with standout performance - 9B: Compact yet with a steadily narrowing performance gap against larger models Elon Musk publicly lauded Alibaba’s Qwen model, stating, “Impressive intelligence density.”

March 3 Per Bloomberg, Bitcoin has long been billed as offering a 24/7 real-time barometer of global risk appetite—something no other market provides. Yet following reports of a U.S. strike on Iran, the crypto initially dropped, fluctuated, then ultimately climbed. By Monday, its trading price had surpassed pre-strike levels, with little to no sign of sustained panic or flight-to-safety flows. This pattern points to a broader dynamic: Bitcoin has consolidated in a tight $60k-$70k range after retracing ~50% from its all-time high. Most leverage has been unwound since last October’s crypto crash, while retail participation has slowed and fund inflows have weakened. With overall positions lighter, the knock-on effect of new shocks has also been muted.

March 3rd — Coinglass data shows Coinbase’s Bitcoin Premium Index has flipped positive again today, hitting 0.0028%. Over the past week, the index has been in premium territory for 3 trading days. This signals improved buying sentiment in the U.S. market, following 40 consecutive days of negative premium. [BlockBeats Context: The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index measures the gap between Bitcoin’s price on Coinbase (a leading U.S. exchange) and the global market average. It’s a key indicator for tracking U.S. capital flows, institutional investment interest, and shifts in market sentiment.] A positive premium means Coinbase’s Bitcoin price exceeds the global average — typically signaling strong U.S. buying pressure, active entry of institutional/compliant funds, ample USD liquidity, and generally optimistic investor sentiment. A negative premium, by contrast, means Coinbase’s price is below the global average, reflecting heavy U.S. selling pressure, reduced risk appetite, heightened