Bithumb will list Centrifuge (CFG), with KRW trading pairs support

On March 4, TKResearch Trading cited Nansen data in a social media post, noting suspected whale accumulation of CHZ on-chain ahead of the World Cup (June). CHZ’s current total circulating supply stands at 10.15 billion, with 5.63 billion held in Chiliz wallets and cross-chain bridges, 1.37 billion remaining on exchanges, and an estimated actual circulating supply of ~3.15 billion. Since December 11, exchanges have seen a cumulative net outflow of 150 million CHZ (dropping from 1.52 billion to 1.37 billion). Between December 11 and 14, nine new addresses purchased 384 million CHZ on Coinbase at an average price of ~$0.033 per token. CHZ later doubled to $0.06, but these addresses did not distribute holdings amid the surge—instead, they continued accumulating ~100 million more tokens. These large holders now collectively hold 384 million CHZ, accounting for ~28% of exchanges’ total reserves and ~13% of the circulating supply.

On March 4, market data shows EDGE surged 208% short-term following listing news on two top Korean crypto exchanges—Upbit and Bithumb. It’s currently trading at $0.272. Per reports, Definitive (EDGE) is a non-custodial DeFi trading platform. It aims to deliver a near-centralized exchange experience on blockchain for both retail and professional traders, supporting multiple chains including Ethereum-compatible networks like Base and Solana. The platform aggregates over 100 DEXs and some off-chain liquidity sources, offering zero-gas abstractions and batch executions.

March 4th — Per data from Coinbob Top Address Monitor, the largest short whale for cash:EWY (iShares South Korea ETF synthetic asset) on Hyperliquid has been trimming positions to lock in profits since this morning, with a cumulative sell-off of ~$1 million. Current stats for the whale: - Position size: ~$4.67 million - Average entry price: $128 - Unrealized gain: $200,000 (36%) - Liquidation price: $146 Background: The address opened a 9x leveraged short on EWY at ~$131 yesterday, amid a South Korean stock market plunge that triggered circuit breakers for two straight days. It then rolled positions multiple times, hitting a peak size of $5.67 million. Separately, EWY’s largest long address (0x629a) holds a 20x leveraged long position: - Size: $5.86 million - Average entry price: $126 - Unrealized loss: $210,000 (-69%) - Opened: 23:00 UTC yesterday This rewrite uses concise, transaction-focused language (common in U.S. crypto/finance news) — trimming redunda

On March 4th, on-chain data analyst Murphy took to social media to note that Bitcoin’s short-term swing signal—the "BRS"—has started to shift after holding steady for nearly a month. Murphy explained the BRS’ "rebound-capturing" method is straightforward: a BRS reading of 100 signals a buy, while a return to 0 signals a sell, with traders using this range as their entry/exit framework. Historical data shows the signal yielded 11 total instances between 2018 and 2022, with 9 wins and 2 losses, giving it an ~81.8% historical success rate and strong track record in past samples. The BRS hit 100 again on February 2, 2026, when Bitcoin was trading at $75,000. For this latest signal to be successful, Bitcoin’s price needs to be at least above $75,000 when the BRS falls back to 0. After holding at 100 for a full month, the BRS has finally begun moving away from 100 toward the 0 level. Importantly, this signal is only useful for traders who trade rebounds and are looking to lighten

March 4 – Market data shows ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, with Dubai’s main stock index dropping 4.7% in early trading. (Kryptonite)

Per official sources, Bithumb—South Korea’s second-largest crypto exchange—will list Definitive (EDGE) on March 4, with support for KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs.