Bitcoin continued falling Wednesday after a strong U.S. jobs report dampened hopes that the Federal Reserve would lower interest rates in March.

A wallet linked to Galaxy Digital deposited 200,000 SOL tokens, worth $16 million, into multiple exchanges.

The crypto market continued its correction, with BTC falling below $68,000. Only the NFT, Layer 2, and SocialFi sectors remained relatively resilient.

Base.dev has launched a leaderboard feature to showcase outstanding applications on the Base platform.

One U.S. SOL Spot ETF Records Single-Day Net Inflow of $478,900

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"[We've] gone from regulating by enforcement to regulating by guidance and rulemaking." @CraigSalm, Chief Legal Officer at @Grayscale, on the dramatic shift in U.S. crypto regulation at the Convergence stage at @consensus_hk.

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UPDATE: Tokenized funds market cap hits new all-time high of over $17 billion.

Crypto Majors Bitcoin and Ethereum Face Downturn as Volatility Surges