Jupiter: The HumidiFi (WET) public sale will restart on December 8, with additional anti-bot measures.

March 10th — According to The Block, Ethereum treasury firm SharpLink has released its 2025 annual financial report. The company posted a net loss of $7.346 billion in 2025, a sharp reversal from its $10.1 million net profit in 2024. The loss stemmed primarily from accounting adjustments tied to ETH price declines in the second half of 2025, including $6.16 billion in unrealized losses and $140 million in LsETH impairment losses. Despite the book loss, SharpLink raised roughly $3.2 billion in funding throughout 2025 and ended the year holding 864,597 ETH. Since launching its treasury strategy in June 2025, the firm has earned 14,516 ETH in staking rewards via native staking and liquidity staking. Additionally, institutional ownership of SharpLink rose from 6% at the start of 2025 to 46% by year-end.

On March 10, CoinDesk reported that U.S. President Trump told a Republican event in Florida he would refuse to sign any other legislation until Congress passes the SAVE America Act (Voter ID Act). This stance could impact the progress of the cryptocurrency market structure bill. The crypto bill is currently facing tough negotiations in the Senate Banking Committee, having previously cleared the Senate Agriculture Committee. While Trump has repeatedly pushed for improved cryptocurrency regulatory frameworks since early last year and framed the issue as a White House priority, he’s now doubling down on prioritizing the Voter ID Act—calling it key to securing Republican wins in the midterm elections and beyond.

On March 10, SlowMist CISO 23pds shared on X that an attacker poisoned Bing AI search results, tricking users into downloading and installing a fake OpenClaw program—stealing their crypto assets and sensitive information.

On March 10th, on-chain analyst Wu Jinyan reported that a wallet tied to BitMine transferred 5,300 ETH (valued at roughly $10.75 million) to Coinbase Prime three hours earlier.

March 10th — A report from Fortune confirms organizers of Token2049 Dubai say the spring crypto conference will go ahead as planned, despite ongoing regional tensions in the Middle East. “A spokesperson for the event stated: “Token2049 Dubai is still on track. All preparations are proceeding smoothly for the late-April event; registration data shows it’s nearly sold out, and the exhibition space is fully confirmed. We’re aligned with the venue and partners on all prep work.” Amid escalating Middle East conflicts, several conferences and sports events have been postponed or canceled in recent weeks. Last week, following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, sections of Dubai’s main airport were damaged, and missile debris landed on the Palm Jumeirah artificial island, injuring four people. Token2049 Dubai is widely seen as one of the largest annual crypto gatherings. This year’s speaker lineup includes Eric Trump (son of former U.S. President Donald Trump), Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan

March 10 (CNN) — A source with knowledge of Iran’s leadership strategy told CNN that Iran plans to impose a “security fee” on oil tankers and commercial vessels belonging to U.S.-allied countries operating in the Persian Gulf. The source also claimed the Strait of Hormuz is “closed” — contradicting U.S. President Donald Trump’s assertion that the waterway remains open. “We hold the trigger to global oil prices,” the source stated. “For a long time, the U.S. will have to wait on our actions to stabilize oil prices. Energy prices are unstable, and we will keep pushing until Trump admits defeat.” (FX168)