According to Odaily Planet Daily, Russian Finance Ministry officials are considering a separate stablecoin bill, rather than including stablecoins in upcoming cryptocurrency exchange regulations. Alexey Yakovlev, head of the Finance Ministry's Financial Policy Department, stated that stablecoins have "enormous, even extremely enormous, potential." Russia has already viewed stablecoins as a potential tool for circumventing sanctions. Yakovlev said that once the State Duma passes a bill prohibiting citizens from trading crypto assets on platforms without operating licenses, they will begin to push forward with stablecoin regulation. This cryptocurrency bill is expected to be submitted to the State Duma at the spring session and could take effect as early as July. Currently, stablecoins do not have legal status under Russian law, and the Finance Ministry stated that it hopes to resolve this issue as soon as possible. Yakovlev stated that the government wants to ensure that stablecoins "serve economic interests, especially domestic interests." Previously, the Central Bank of Russia established a "Foreign Digital Rights" category, with the first approved stablecoin being the ruble-pegged A7A5 stablecoin, which was approved for use in overseas trade last October. According to DefiLlama data, since the beginning of 2025, the total value of issued stablecoins has increased by over 51%, reaching $311 billion.

According to Emmett Gallic, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, the Winklevoss brothers transferred 1,750 BTC to Gemini's hot wallet yesterday, worth $128 million. They previously held 108,000 BTC in 2014, representing approximately 1% of the total. They currently hold 8,757 BTC.

According to official sources, 21Shares US has announced that its Polkadot spot ETF, the 21Shares Polkadot ETF, will soon be launched on Nasdaq.

Huoxun Finance reported on March 6th that, according to Cointelegraph, PsiQuantum has begun construction on a fault-tolerant quantum computer facility in Chicago, aiming for 1 million qubits. Utilizing photonic quantum computing, it leverages mature semiconductor, fiber optic, and cooling technologies for scalability. Construction is progressing rapidly, with 500 tons of steel structure erected in just a few days. The first phase is expected to be partially completed around 2027, with the ultimate goal of operation around 2028. This facility will have the computing power equivalent to tens of billions of traditional computers, primarily serving next-generation AI supercomputing. The crypto community is currently focused on its potential ability to crack Bitcoin. PsiQuantum co-founder Terry Rudolph has explicitly stated that there are no intentions to use quantum computing to attack Bitcoin, and the company is too large to conduct such attacks secretly. Recent discussions about the quantum threat have intensified, with the Bitcoin community discussing a hard fork as a response. Currently, the world's largest quantum computer only has 6100 qubits, far from reaching the practical threshold, posing a limited short-term threat to Bitcoin.

Huoxun Finance reported on March 6th that Justin Sun posted on X, stating, "We still hold all the LIT we have purchased and remain bullish on Lighter in the long term. We are rebalancing our wallets and will soon be depositing back into LLP." Previously, according to MLM monitoring, Justin Sun's related address withdrew 40.76 million USDC from LighterLLP. He subsequently withdrew all the USDC he had deposited into Lighter (he had previously withdrawn a batch in early February), bringing his total withdrawals today to 152 million USDC, approximately 17% to 18% of the total USDC locked on the Lighter platform.