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In March, the crypto market faces policy and macroeconomic impacts, including the FOMC interest rate decision, the upcoming vote on the U.S. stablecoin regulatory framework, and the release of non-farm payroll and CPI data. Meanwhile, Hong Kong issues stablecoin licenses, and the unlocking of SUI and HYPE tokens presents potential selling pressure. Market sentiment and liquidity changes remain closely watched.

EigenLayer is an Ethereum-based restaking protocol that allows users to re-stake ETH to enhance the security of network applications. This unlocks 36.92 million tokens, worth approximately $63.5 million. Hyperliquid is a high-performance blockchain aimed at creating an open financial system. This unlocks 9.92 million tokens, worth approximately $270 million.

Original Author: Lawyer Shao Jiadian
Recently, Bloomberg reports (widely cited by multiple media outlets) mentioned that Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment platform RedotPay is considering an IPO in the U.S., with potential fundraising exceeding $1 billion, a target valuation of over $4 billion, and has already engaged with several top investment banks; the report also emphasized that discussions are still ongoing, and the scale and valuation may be adjusted. (Bloomberg Legal News)
The reason why such news is worth serious attention from legal and compliance professionals is not just because of the "large fundraising scale," but because it touches on a more critical issue: when stablecoin payment platforms begin to enter mainstream capital markets, the market will not only ask about growth figures but will also scrutinize business structure, responsibility boundaries, and regulatory compliance to ensure clarity.
From the official website and terms, RedotPay has already evolved beyond a single product form of "card" or "wallet,"

Mars Finance reports that Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced on social media that the dividend yield for STRC, which matures in March 2026, has been increased by 25 basis points to 11.50%.

Mars Finance reports that, according to market sources, a whale with the address “0x96d” has invested $4 million USDC in the past 24 hours, purchasing 145,741 HYPE tokens at an average price of $27.45. Currently, the whale's HYPE holdings have generated over $500,000 in unrealized profit.

Mars Finance reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale 0x6Afa, who bought 1,343 PAXG at an average price of $5,269 one month ago for a total of (7.08 million, has started to sell for profit. In the past 6 hours, he sold 500 PAXG at an average price of $5,480 for )2.74 million, still holding 843 PAXG worth (4.55 million, with a profit of $217,000.

Mars Finance reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, Polymarket user anoin123 previously kept betting that the US/Israel would not launch an attack on Iran, accumulating over $2 million in profit within two months. However, after the attack occurred, anoin123 experienced a single-day loss of $6.5 million, shifting from a profit of over $2 million to a loss of more than $4.5 million.

Mars Finance reports that, according to Gate market data, BTC/USDT is currently trading at $65,004.9, with a 24-hour decline of 1.92%.

Introduction
In the blockchain world, every on-chain operation relies on Gas fees. It is the "fuel" that drives network operation, but it has also become a target for malicious actors. From unlimited approvals that silently transfer assets away, to Gas fee hijacking that causes users to pay far more than expected, these traps are becoming increasingly covert.
Unlike traditional phishing attacks, these types of attacks often disguise themselves as legitimate actions such as "authorizations," "minting NFTs," or "participating in DeFi mining." They exploit users' unfamiliarity with contract mechanisms to unknowingly consume or even steal assets. To help everyone recognize these risks, the ZeroTech Security Team combines industry security practices to provide blockchain security education. Focusing on Gas fees and transaction security, we will analyze common traps, share practical prevention tips, and clarify how assets are at risk.

Mars Finance reports that, according to blockchain data analysis platform Bubblemaps monitoring, six suspected insiders placed bets hours before the U.S. carried out a military strike on Iran, earning approximately $1.2 million. Most of these wallets received funds within the past 24 hours, specifically placed bets on February 28, and bought the "Yes" option just hours before the attack occurred.

Mars Finance reports that, according to Coinglass data, the whale on the Hyperliquid platform currently holds $3 billion in positions, with long positions totaling $1.48 billion, accounting for 49.33%, and short positions totaling $1.52 billion, accounting for 50.67%. The long positions have a profit and loss of -$189 million, while the short positions have a profit and loss of $279 million. Among them, the giant whale address 0xa5b0..41 has a 15x full position long ETH at a price of $1991.53, currently unrealized P&L is -$8.6825 million.

Mars Finance reports that on February 28, according to CCTV News, real-time data from the international oil tanker traffic monitoring system shows that the sailing speeds of oil tankers in the waters around the Strait of Hormuz have generally dropped to zero, indicating that shipping in the area has come to a halt. At the same time, several European governments have issued emergency orders to their oil tankers flying their national flags en route, strictly prohibiting passage through the Strait of Hormuz to avoid security risks caused by the current escalation of the situation.

Mars Finance reports that, according to CertiK, the total losses from all security incidents in the crypto space in February amount to approximately $35.7 million, of which about $8.5 million is attributed to phishing attacks. This is the lowest monthly loss since March 2025.