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Bitget market data shows spot silver plummeted 6.00% in intraday trading on March 3rd, last trading at $83.85 per ounce.

On March 3rd, Garrett Jin—analyst with the "BTC OG Insider Whale"—posted on X, noting that recent geopolitical events have driven fluctuations in macroeconomic indicators, which in turn have impacted the crypto market. Jin identified key current indicators as oil prices, the U.S. Dollar Index, and U.S. 2-year/10-year Treasury yields, adding: "We remain in a risk-on environment, but this is now a typical period where caution is warranted." He highlighted current macro shifts: the U.S. 2-year Treasury yield has climbed to 3.49%, while the 10-year stands at 4.05% (the yield curve is steepening, though geopolitical risks are amplifying macro uncertainty). Bitcoin, acting as a safe-haven asset, has seen a 5% short-term gain. Jin advised investors to avoid chasing event-driven volatility, stressing that priority should be given to monitoring oil prices and U.S. Dollar dynamics to gauge downside risks for crypto.

March 3rd Bitcoin’s downside momentum has eased, but no structural reversal signal has emerged—keeping it firmly within a bear market regime. Notably, the token failed to accelerate lower despite bearish news tied to risk-off sentiment, suggesting downward pressure may be abating. Prices have rebounded above their 20-day moving average (≈$68,500), while Bollinger Bands are narrowing, setting the stage for potential range expansion. The $62,500 level—tested three times without breaking—stands as a key support. Additionally, RSI and Stochastic RSI are showing bullish divergences, signaling stabilizing momentum. Analysts note the market is seeing “tactical improvement,” but a trend reversal remains unconfirmed. Current volatility compression, rising ETF inflows, and the disappearance of Coinbase discounts do not align with the typical hallmarks of a fresh wave of accelerated selling. Still, Bitcoin remains classified in a bear market environment under most asset allocation framew

March 3 – Network security firm Moonlock Lab reported crypto hackers have recently upgraded their "ClickFix" attack, now impersonating VC firms to target users via social platforms and trick them into running malicious code to steal crypto assets. Attackers pose as fake VC firms (e.g., SolidBit, MegaBit, Lumax Capital) to send partnership invites via LinkedIn, then direct victims to fake Zoom or Google Meet links. These fake pages include a phony Cloudflare "I’m not a robot" verification button. Clicking it copies malicious commands to the user’s clipboard; victims are tricked into pasting and running those commands in their terminal to complete the hack. Researchers note this tactic bypasses traditional security defenses by getting victims to execute commands themselves. Hackers also hijacked browser extensions to launch attacks. Annex Security founder John Tuckner said the Chrome extension QuickLens—after an ownership change on Feb. 1—rolled out a malicious script update two we

On March 3rd, the South Korean KOSPI index tumbled 7% in intraday trading amid continued safe-haven demand, with shares of SK Hynix and Samsung falling nearly 10%.