Binance Stock Tokens and ETF Receive Approval from Abu Dhabi Regulatory Authority

March 3: Kalshi, the PredictIt-style prediction market, announced it will add trading on price volatility for luxury watches including Rolex, Omega, Cartier and Tudor.

Data from Arkham shows that as of March 3, a U.S. government cryptocurrency address has just transferred out 0.0378 BTC—valued at approximately $2,520—potentially as a test transaction, with additional transfers expected to follow.

On March 3, spot gold dropped below $5,000 per ounce—hitting its lowest level since Feb. 20—according to market data from Bitget, with a daily decline of more than 6%.

March 3rd — Bitget market data shows the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) extended its gains, last trading at 99.52 with a 1% daily rise. The Australian Dollar-U.S. Dollar (AUD/USD) pair plunged 2% intraday, while the New Zealand Dollar-U.S. Dollar (NZD/USD) dropped 1.5%, the Euro-U.S. Dollar (EUR/USD) fell 1.2%, and the British Pound-U.S. Dollar (GBP/USD) declined nearly 1%.

March 3rd: Over the past four years, Tether has partnered with Lugano’s municipal government to get more than 400 local merchants on board to accept BTC and USDT payments via Plan ?. This effort has embedded digital assets into daily business transactions and boosted their real-world utility. With strategic and technical support from Tether, Lugano has also launched digital bond issuances and enabled municipal digital asset payments—integrating blockchain directly into public fiscal infrastructure, not just limiting it to the private sector. Tether and Lugano’s government have jointly committed 5 million Swiss Francs to advance Plan ? Phase II, positioning Lugano as a global digital infrastructure hub. From 2026 to 2030, Tether will provide infrastructure support to grant Lugano long-term digital sovereignty. Key measures include: - Building secure, automated digital asset management infrastructure - Developing Lugano into a hub for digital trade and commodity flows - Advan

March 3 (Wed.) — *The Wall Street Journal* reported Wednesday that U.S. officials stated former President Donald Trump is prepared to back armed militias operating within Iran.