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Dogecoin Celebrates Historic First at Nasdaq Bell Ringing - U.Today

Dogecoin made history when Kimchi, a Shiba Inu, became the first dog to ring the Nasdaq bell, showcasing the cryptocurrency's cultural shift. The event, supported by the Dogecoin community, saw significant engagement and a price rise amid broader market recovery.

Iran strongly denies secret negotiations with the United States! The US-Iran conflict may escalate for a long time, Bitcoin breaks through $73,000, and Ethereum surpasses $2100

Iranian officials deny having contact with the United States to negotiate a ceasefire, calling it a "psychological warfare" and a lie. Reports indicate that Iran's intelligence agency had contacted the CIA through channels, but this was denied. Subsequently, international oil prices briefly rose and then fell back due to U.S. military plans to escort oil tankers. Additionally, the ongoing Middle East conflict continues to cause casualties and energy price hikes, with Bitcoin also rising to break through $73,000.

UNI Rallies as Federal Court Ends Investor Case Against Uniswap Labs

Uniswap Labs won a full dismissal with prejudice, ending the investor lawsuit over scam-token losses and barring plaintiffs from refiling the same claims. UNI rose about 6% to around $3.92 after the ruling, as traders reacted to the case being permanently closed. UNI price rose about 6% to $

Bitcoin ETFs Record $290.89M Daily Inflow, Ethereum ETFs See $18.76M Outflow on March 4

Gate News bot message, according to March 4 data, Bitcoin ETFs registered a single-day net inflow of 4,046 BTC (equivalent to $290.89 million), with weekly net inflows reaching 20,816 BTC ($1.5 billion). Ethereum ETFs experienced a single-day net outflow of 9,049 ETH (equivalent to $18.76 million),

Gray Scale: In February, Solana on-chain stablecoin trading volume hit a new high of $650 billion, with increasing payment demand

In February, the trading volume of stablecoins on the Solana blockchain reached $650 billion, a record high and double that of last year. The surge in retail payment demand has driven the growth of stablecoin transactions, with Solana gradually shifting from Meme coins to stablecoin trading, indicating an increase in payment use cases. Although Ethereum still dominates the market, stablecoins could become a key pillar of the Solana network.

Lamborghini announces acceptance of Bitcoin payments

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Lamborghini, a top sports car manufacturer with a market capitalization of $20 billion, has announced it will accept Bitcoin payments. (The Bitcoin Historian)