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Pi Network mainnet token supply exceeds 9 billion, with daily 50 million mapped tokens reaching a new high

Pi Network mainnet token supply exceeds 9 billion, with daily 50 million mapped tokens reaching a new high

The total supply of PI tokens on the Pi Network mainnet has exceeded 9 billion, with a daily mapping speed of 50 million. There are 17.7 million KYC-verified users who have completed over 16 million migrations. The KYC verifier reward system is in final testing and is expected to go live by the end of March 2026. Some users remain cautious about the reward timeline; the actual application and ecosystem growth will influence the long-term prospects of Pi Network.

Gate Daily (March 4): Trump accuses banks of blocking the GENIUS Act; Mizuho raises Circle's target price to $100

Bitcoin (BTC) is priced at approximately $68,040, failing to continue its rebound. Trump mentioned that stablecoin legislation faces banking threats and called for advancing related bills. Mizuho Securities raised Circle's target stock price to $100, maintaining a neutral rating. U.S. stocks closed lower amid volatility due to the Middle East conflict, with investors concerned about geopolitical uncertainties.

Dalio: "There is only one kind of gold," Bitcoin is not a true safe haven tool for central banks

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio criticized Bitcoin in a podcast, calling it "digital gold," emphasizing that gold is the most mature form of currency, and highlighting three major risks of Bitcoin: lack of central bank backing, insufficient privacy protection, and the threat of quantum computing. He believes that gold's independent hedging characteristics have an advantage in geopolitical conflicts, while Bitcoin is more of a high-risk asset. Therefore, Dalio questions whether Bitcoin can truly serve as a safe haven during crises.

CFTC Chair: Cryptocurrency perpetual futures to be launched "within a month," countdown to U.S. liquidity return

Chairman Michael Selig of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) stated that the CFTC plans to launch cryptocurrency perpetual futures within the next month to attract liquidity back to the U.S. market. He emphasized that the lack of legislative certainty limits the actions of regulatory agencies and pointed out that progress on the Market Structure Bill remains behind schedule. Additionally, Selig is currently the only CFTC commissioner confirmed by the Senate, highlighting the challenges in advancing policy.

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Michael Saylor declares the bear market over and is bullish on Bitcoin reaching $1 million.

MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor announced in an interview with Bloomberg that the Bitcoin bear market will end and predicted a long-term target price of $1 million. He believes that the structural growth in institutional demand has changed market dynamics, leading to increased stability in Bitcoin's price. However, critics cite historical data indicating that Bitcoin still exhibits high volatility and question Saylor's optimistic forecast.
MarketWhisper·1m ago
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XRP Today's News: Cardano Founder Reiterates "Securities" Regulation Sparks Community Controversy

Cardano founder Hoskinson criticizes the Ripple-supported "Clarity Act" for potentially classifying XRP as a security, sparking community controversy. He warns that most new tokens may face similar risks. Ripple CEO Garlinghouse argues that clear regulatory rules are more beneficial. XRP is currently under technical pressure, with the $1.30 support level being critical, and market trends should be closely monitored.
XRP-1,81%
MarketWhisper·17m ago
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Hong Kong tax system optimization implemented: When funds can simultaneously allocate digital assets and real estate, the 30 trillion RWA market welcomes a key puzzle piece

Written by: Liang Yu Edited by: Zhao Yidan In early March 2026, Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau Secretary, Christopher Hui, announced a series of preferential tax measures aimed at funds, family investment control tools, and associated rights during a meeting of the Legislative Council's Finance Committee. According to reports from Zhitong Finance, these optimizations include six specific measures, with the most notable being the expansion of eligible investment categories for funds and family control tools—covering real estate outside Hong Kong, derivatives of carbon emission rights, insurance-linked securities, private debt investments, digital assets, precious metals, and certain commodities—all included in the tax-exempt investment scope. On the surface, this appears to be a routine adjustment of tax incentives. However, when this policy is viewed alongside Hong Kong's recent continuous actions in areas such as the gold clearing system, stablecoin licensing, and RWA (Real-World Asset) project implementations, a larger picture begins to emerge: Hong Kong is
TechubNews·20m ago

X tightens policies on AI videos about war

Elon Musk's social media platform X has introduced a new policy to control misleading AI-generated war videos. Creators failing to clearly label such content will face a 90-day ban from revenue sharing, with potential permanent removal for repeated offenses. This move follows the spread of deceptive AI videos regarding Middle Eastern conflicts.
TapChiBitcoin·28m ago

SWIFT and major banks test Ethereum-compatible blockchain payment infrastructure

Consensys is developing a common blockchain ledger compatible with Ethereum to enhance SWIFT's infrastructure, focusing on 24/7 interbank payments and tokenized asset transfers. Smart contracts within the system ensure compliance, making it suitable for tightly regulated banking environments. Major institutions like BNY Mellon and JP Morgan are participating, signaling a strategic move towards digital payment infrastructure by 2026, reflecting a broader trend among central banks and financial organizations.
ETH-1,98%
TapChiBitcoin·29m ago

Pi Network mainnet token supply exceeds 9 billion, with daily 50 million mapped tokens reaching a new high

The total supply of PI tokens on the Pi Network mainnet has exceeded 9 billion, with a daily mapping speed of 50 million. There are 17.7 million KYC-verified users who have completed over 16 million migrations. The KYC verifier reward system is in final testing and is expected to go live by the end of March 2026. Some users remain cautious about the reward timeline; the actual application and ecosystem growth will influence the long-term prospects of Pi Network.
PI-0,39%
MarketWhisper·36m ago
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African Bitcoin Company Chairman: Merchants refusing to accept US dollars, Bitcoin "Smart" becomes a practical circulating currency

In some parts of Africa, merchants are turning to Bitcoin as everyday currency rather than just an investment tool, due to high inflation in the region. Executive Chairman Masie highlighted the importance of Bitcoin in combating inflation and noted that the tech-savviness of the young population is driving cryptocurrency growth. On-chain data shows that the African crypto market is growing rapidly, offering a vast space for financial inclusion.
BTC-0,53%
SATS1,6%
MarketWhisper·42m ago
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How should Stripe acquire PayPal to capitalize on Meta's skyrocketing stablecoin wealth?

Written by: Charlie Little Sun The news that "Stripe is reportedly considering acquiring PayPal (all or parts)" has been circulating for a few days. According to internet pace, this is already considered "old news." But I actually think: the less buzz there is, the more appropriate it is to clarify this matter. Because a few days ago, everyone was talking about almost the same template: the new king replacing the old king, epic mergers and acquisitions, century-long deals, anti-monopoly iron fists, whether Stripe can swallow it all... None of these are wrong, but they are like a gust of wind, blowing attention toward "scale" and "drama," while obscuring the real fork in the road that will determine the outcome of this event. That fork in the road is an unremarkable phrase: all or parts. This is not a rhetorical flourish casually added by bankers in their drafts. It determines the nature of this matter.
TechubNews·44m ago
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