1. Trump Plans to Start New Negotiations with the Iranian Regime, U.S. Military Uses B-2 Bombers to Strike Iranian Facilities
On March 2, President Trump stated that Iran wants dialogue, and he also agreed to dialogue and plans to start new negotiations with the Iranian regime. Regarding the timing of the negotiations, Trump said he could not disclose and was vague about whether to be involved long-term to support Iranian protests. -Original
2. Michael Saylor Releases Information on Bitcoin Tracker
On March 1, Strategy founder Michael Saylor released information related to the Bitcoin Tracker. According to previous patterns, Strategy usually discloses information about increasing Bitcoin holdings the day after relevant news is announced. -Original
3. Probability of 25 Basis Points Rate Cut by Federal Reserve in March is 7.4%
On March 1, according to CME's "FedWatch," the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by 25 basis points in March is 7.4%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate is 92.6%. The probability of a cumulative cut of 50 basis points by April is 1.4%, the probability of a cumulative cut of 25 basis points is 23.3%, and the probability of maintaining the current rate is 75.4%. -Original
4. Barclays Bank Plans to Integrate Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Deposits and Payments
Barclays Bank, the second-largest bank in the UK, is advancing the integration of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency deposits and payments, with assets totaling $2 trillion. -Original
5. Minnesota Proposes a Comprehensive Ban on Cryptocurrency ATMs
On March 1, Minnesota legislators introduced House File 3642, proposing a comprehensive ban on the placement or operation of cryptocurrency automatic teller machines (cryptocurrency ATMs) within the state and to abolish the relevant regulatory framework established in 2024. This bill was introduced by DFL representative Erin Koegel on February 23, 2026, aiming to address the surge in scams targeting elderly individuals, and has garnered support from law enforcement and consumer advocacy organizations. The Minnesota Department of Commerce believes existing measures are inadequate to effectively address complex fraudulent activities. The bill needs to pass both the state House and Senate before being sent to the governor for signature, and the legislative session will last until May 2026. -Original
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