1. Florida Candidate Supported by Trump Optimistic About Bitcoin

Michael Saylor stated that Byron Donald, the gubernatorial candidate in Florida supported by Trump, hopes to add Bitcoin to the state's investment portfolio. -Original

2. Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Not Investing in Cryptocurrency

Odaily Planet Daily reports that former U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin stated, "I personally will not invest in cryptocurrency." -Original

3. Non-Farm Report Affects Fed Rate Cut Expectations

Odaily Planet Daily reports that due to the recently released small non-farm data falling significantly short of expectations, concerns among economists and investors have intensified. The market is focused on the upcoming government non-farm employment report. If this report also shows a slowdown in job growth, it may confirm market worries about a slowdown in the U.S. economy, thereby influencing the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions. Recently, due to concerns that Trump's tariff measures could exacerbate the already weak U.S. economy, traders have been betting that the Fed will resume rate cuts as early as May. Friday's non-farm report may become crucial information to validate this bet. -Original

4. SEC Discusses Crypto Regulation with Circle

According to the meeting minutes of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cryptocurrency working group, on March 5, 2025, staff from the cryptocurrency working group met with representatives from Circle Internet Financial, LLC, and WisdomTree Digital Management, Inc. and its affiliates to discuss ways to address regulatory issues related to crypto assets. Circle and WisdomTree provided accompanying documents that were discussed during the meeting. -Original

5. Jump Restarts U.S. Crypto Business

Chicago trading giant Jump is fully restoring its U.S. crypto business, accelerating trading arrangements and expanding hiring after a contraction due to regulatory uncertainty over the past two years. Although Jump continues to engage in crypto trading and market-making globally, the trading volume in the U.S. market is rebounding, prompting Jump to return to this market. The company plans to hire crypto engineers and add policy and government affairs positions to adapt to the new regulatory environment. Previously, Jump faced regulatory scrutiny due to the collapses of Terra Luna and FTX, resulting in nearly half of its workforce being laid off and the Wormhole project being split. In the future, Jump may enter the U.S. crypto ETF market, particularly focusing on the Solana (SOL) ecosystem, with the market expecting that a Solana ETF may be approved. -Original

6. BlackRock Stops Selling Bitcoin

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Arkham announced on the X platform that BlackRock has stopped selling BTC, with zero outflow from BlackRock's IBIT address today, and BlackRock currently holds Bitcoin worth over $50 billion. -Original

7. Bitwise Submits Aptos ETF Registration

According to market news, Bitwise has submitted an S-1 registration statement for its Aptos ETF. The Bitwise Aptos ETF has been registered in the state of Delaware, USA. -Original

8. Russia Discusses Legal Framework for Cryptocurrency Trading

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Russian Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Russia are discussing the launch of domestic cryptocurrency trading within an experimental legal framework (ЭПР). Alexey Yakovlev, head of the Financial Policy Department of the Ministry of Finance, revealed this to reporters. Trading participants will belong to the "super-qualified" investor category, the criteria for which are still being developed. "We are studying how to launch a domestic cryptocurrency trading market within the experimental legal framework. But this involves 'super-qualified' investors, which is a category that has not yet been defined, and we are determining its standards," Yakovlev stated at the Asset Management Market Leaders Forum. Yakovlev added that the Ministry of Finance hopes this proposal can be implemented soon. "There are three key factors: the experimental legal framework, super-qualified investors, and control of all risks. If these three factors can be achieved, then we may propose a plan and submit it for government review. Currently, this is still in the discussion phase among the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank, and market participants." In early August 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law allowing cross-border payments and cryptocurrency trading within the experimental legal framework starting September 1, 2024. The Central Bank has been designated as the authorized regulatory body in this field. -Original

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