A Three-Address Transaction Spent 8.8 BNB to "Snipe" the AGENT Token Launch, Earning Over 87x Profit

On March 4, Iranian media reported that Hatami-dar-Ayatollah, a member of the Assembly of Experts, said a candidate for leader has been identified. The Leader’s Council is currently carrying out state management duties and will soon appoint the new Supreme Leader. (Kryptonite)

**Update: March 4** Bitcoin led a strong crypto market rebound today, following $225.2 million in net inflows into U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs yesterday. Crypto futures open interest posted its largest single-day increase since July 2023, as multiple institutions added to their crypto holdings. Key highlights: - Ark Invest bought the dip, maintaining positions in COIN and Hood while increasing stakes in crypto-related stocks; - BlackRock’s ETF wallet recorded a net outflow of 3,809 BTC over nearly 20 hours; - Gamma Fund snapped up 9,000 ETH at an average price of $1,984; Alongside institutional buying, analysts are bullish on crypto: - On-chain analyst Murphy: The market confidence index has hit an “extreme negative” reading (signaling investor confidence in Bitcoin’s trend is nearly collapsed). Bitcoin’s short-term “BRS” signal has flipped from a month-long “buy” stance toward “sell”; - Crypto analytics firm Santiment: Social media chatter about “altcoin season” has cooled—

March 4th, Eric Trump—son of former President Donald Trump—posted on social media, saying: “These so-called ‘big banks’—institutions that’ve long monopolized the market, treated customers harshly, paid next to no interest on retail money market accounts for years, and charged steep fees for low-balance accounts—are now doing everything they can to stop the crypto industry from offering real benefits, perks, and rewards on its platforms. They’re panicking collectively because they know they’re falling behind in the digital finance race.”

As of March 4, data from Drops Tab shows BitMine (BMNR) — the largest Ethereum treasury firm — holds 4.42 million ETH in spot positions. The company currently faces an unrealized loss of over $7.5 billion, marking a 45.08% decline.

On March 4, Politico reported—citing two people familiar with the matter—that U.S. President Donald Trump met privately with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong on Tuesday. The sources requested anonymity due to the confidential nature of the discussion. Details of the meeting remain unconfirmed, but shortly afterward, Trump posted on social media that banks “need to strike a good deal with the crypto industry” to advance stalled cryptocurrency legislation on Capitol Hill. He also noted a recent crypto law “is under threat and attack by banks, which is unacceptable”—a claim aligned with Coinbase’s stance.

March 4 — LookOnChain data shows a trader has pushed up BTC prices over the past 20 minutes, opening a 600-BTC long position at an average price of $70,235.8 with 30x leverage. The total position value is ~$42.7 million, with an unrealized profit of $570,000 and a liquidation price of $66,942.69.