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在战略储备投票以较大优势通过以及推出销毁 5000 万枚硬币的新提案后，Cronos 的价格于 3 月 17 日上涨。 Cronos（CRO），前身为Crypto.com Coin，攀升至0.090美元的高位，较本月最低水平上涨逾26%。 备受关注的创建 Cronos 战略储备的投票以压倒性优势通过。这意味着该网络将创建 700 亿个新的 CRO 代币，从而有效逆转 2021 年发生的销毁事件。 新的代币将在未来 10 年内每月解锁，这可能会导致稀释。然而，开发人员指出，创建这些储备将有助于促进生态系统并随着时间的推移吸引超过 10 亿用户。其中一项关键举措包括创建由 CRO 代币支持的交易所交易基金。 你可能还喜欢：XRP 正在上涨，但除非价格反转，否则可能跌至 1 美元 对于大多数 CRO 持有者来说，挑战在于创建 700 亿个新代币将增加供应量，这可能会对价格造成压力。 在开发人员提议从社区池中的 7000 万个 CRO 中销毁 5000 万个 CRO 后，Cronos 的价格上涨。 这将是近几个月来第四次销毁代币。按当前价格计算，这些代币价值约为 400 万美元。预计此次投票将轻松通过，并将持续到 3 月 17 日。 Cronos 价格分析 CRO 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news 日线图显示，CRO 的价格在过去几天内一直横盘整理。目前仍低于 50 天和 100 天指数移动平均线。 克洛诺斯形成了一个对称三角形形态，其两条线即将汇合——这表明重大举措可能即将到来。 相对强弱指数和移动平均线收敛和发散 (MACD) 已形成看涨背离模式。当震荡指标处于上升趋势而资产处于下降趋势时，就会发生这种情况。 Cronos 还形成了 0.0710 美元的三重底形态。自 2024 年以来，该价格已三次跌破该价格。 因此，如果该代币维持在 0.0710 美元的支撑位上方，它可能会很快反弹。如果发生这种情况，下一个目标将是 100 日移动平均线 0.1080 美元，比当前水平高出约 30%。跌破 0.0710 美元的三重底形态将使看涨前景失效。 你可能还喜欢：本周值得关注的加密货币：币安币、Cronos、ZetaChain

美国海关和边境保护局继续在美国港口扣押比特币挖矿设备。 据报道，应联邦通信委员会的要求，这些 ASIC 矿工被扣留在美国入境口岸。根据 Blockspace 审查的文件和知情人士的说法，该机构已将扣留范围扩大到 MicroBT 和 Canaan 单位。 最新的扣押行动升级了美国海关及边境保卫局此前对 Antminer S21 和 T21 设备的行动，据报道，这两台设备因贸易受限供应商 Sophgo 的 AI 芯片而被扣押。现在，该机构还自去年秋季以来首次扣押了比特大陆的设备。 一位受影响的消息人士称，损失了价值 500 万美元的设备。CBP 与 Blockspace 分享的一封信证实，2025 年 1 月 10 日，比特大陆 S21 Pro 设备在旧金山国际机场被扣押，理由是违反了与未经授权和不符合 FCC 标准的射频设备有关的美国法规。 你可能还喜欢：CZ 考虑让加密货币社区将他的狗制作成 meme 币 长达一个月的延误 应联邦通信委员会的要求，美国海关和边境保护局一直在全国范围内扣留比特大陆 Antminer ASIC 矿机的进口，导致延误长达两个月。 此次延迟影响了七家位于美国的比特币 (BTC) 挖矿公司。被扣留的型号包括 S21 和 T21 系列。 CBP 尚未披露扣留原因，也未提供解决时间表。延误主要影响旧金山等西海岸港口，目前不针对 MicroBT 或 Canaan 单位。 你可能还喜欢：XRP 和 Solana 在过去一年占据主导地位，专家称现在是这种山寨币的时代

在前任主席加里·根斯勒 (Gary Gensler) 的领导下，美国证券交易委员会重新评估了其对加密货币质押的立场，并表示愿意将该功能纳入 ETF。 Jito Labs 和 Multicoin Capital 与美国证券交易委员会的加密货币工作组进行了会谈，讨论可能将质押纳入交易所交易产品中。 加密货币质押涉及将数字资产存入智能合约以保护区块链网络。质押者获得收益作为奖励，激励参与。开发人员还引入了流动性质押和流动性再质押协议来吸引更多用户。 在前几届政府和前美国证券交易委员会主席 Gary Gensler 的领导下，质押行为受到了严格限制，并被视为违反联邦法规。Kraken 等公司被迫关闭面向美国客户的质押服务，不过该公司在监管政策发生变化的情况下重新推出了该功能。 这些 ETP 产品和整个加密行业。允许质押原生加密货币将加强这些资产运行网络的安全性，并将投资者了解这些资产的独特之处。 SEC 提交与 Jito、Multichain 会面的文件 重新审视 ETF 质押可能会重新引发 2024 年的一场争论，当时现货以太币 ETF 仍在审查之中。分析师认为，具有质押功能的以太坊 ETF 可能会将锁定的以太币供应集中在少数人手中。相反，专家推测这些产品将推动以太币的需求和投资者对质押协议的兴趣。

Bitcoin maxis say, “Never sell your Bitcoin.” They repeat it when the market crashes to urge people not to dump their BTC in a loss out of panic and fear. They repeat it when the price is going up because they believe that no matter how high the cost is in relation to previous levels, it is still negligible in comparison to the future levels. So if they never sell, why do they care about its price (oh, they do)? Table of ContentsThe message behind HODL“Never sell Bitcoin to whales”A man who claims he will never sell Bitcoin The message behind HODL The term “hodl” is one of the staples of hardcore bitcoiners. It is a misspelled word “hold.” The history behind the term captures the spirit of the “Never sell your Bitcoin” attitude pretty well.  The “hodl” term dates back to a 2013 thread on the Bitcointalk forum. The original post was written by a tipsy hobby investor using a GameKyuubi moniker. His message titled “I AM HODLING” was a rant perfectly lousily worded amidst the Bitcoin price downfall (and the OP’s untimely tiff with a girlfriend). In the message, GameKyuubi calls himself a bad trader and reveals he will hold Bitcoin instead of trying to time the market as good traders do.  “You only sell in a bear market if you are a good day trader or an illusioned noob.  The people in between hold.  In a zero-sum game such as this, traders can only take your money if you sell.” GameKyuubi’s post struck a nerve, and folks on the forum responded to it with multiple urges to HODL, a meme (and a term used until the present day) was born. 5/ That’s when GameKyuubi wrote his famous thread.💎 💎 💎 I AM HODLING 💎 💎 💎"BTC crashing WHY AM I HOLDING? I’LL TELL YOU WHY. It’s because I’m a bad trader and I KNOW I’M A BAD TRADER."He poured his soul out to the forums 🧡 pic.twitter.com/XPcsLEHRdH— The Bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_) March 1, 2025 If we think about GameKyuubi’s message, we’ll see that he wasn’t against taking profits at all. He just didn’t know when to sell his bitcoins in exchange for fiat money, so he decided not to do that to avoid being “a bad trader.”  Many interpret the “Never sell Bitcoin” principle not literally. In one of the discussions on the topic on Reddit, many bitcoiners admitted that they just don’t exchange their bitcoins for dollars. Instead, they continue to buy more Bitcoin and hold it until they need a substantial amount of money. They may sell their BTC if they buy a car or make other costly purchases. Some spend their sats to pay their rent but leave the rest of the profits in Bitcoin and don’t plan to sell it. So, they think that it’s better to hold money in Bitcoin rather than in fiat money. Bitcoin is a savings currency for them, as they believe in Bitcoin’s long-term price appreciation. It’s understood that for these people, Bitcoin’s price is an important metric, even if they haven’t sold it for years. “Never sell Bitcoin to whales” Whales are the holders of large crypto bags worth millions. In the 2020s, the Bitcoin price trajectory became heavily influenced by whale transactions. The chart indicating the correlation between Bitcoin price and the number of transactions made by the wallets holding over 10,000 BTC looks almost like mountains reflected in the lake–whenever the amount of whales’ transactions goes up, the price goes down, and vice versa. These curves may seem inverted in relation to each other. If we take a closer look at the segment where GameKuubi writes, “In a zero-sum game […], traders can only take your money if you sell,” we may see the reflection of another popular motto: “Never sell your Bitcoin to whales.” Whales will buy your bitcoins at any price at any time. However, the chances you will be able to re-purchase what you sold are small as Bitcoin’s price keeps on moving up, and whales are not avid sellers.  Read more:Dormant whale awakens after 8 years, moves $250m worth of Bitcoin: Arkham A man who claims he will never sell Bitcoin Michael Saylor of Strategy is probably the most radical follower of the “Never sell your Bitcoin” creed. His company follows the “Bitcoin standard” and sells its shares and takes on debt while buying more and more Bitcoin. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has been buying Bitcoin since 2020. It already holds over 500,000 BTC (over 2.5% of the total supply), and Saylor claims he will never sell Bitcoin. Once, he said that destroying the keys from the wallets with substantial amounts of Bitcoin was not a bad idea.  Saylor urges corporations and the U.S. government to use his blueprint and start accumulating Bitcoin. According to him, those who control the biggest share of the total 21,000,000 units of Bitcoin will have the most influence in the future.  This vision suggests that the price of Bitcoin is not as important as having as much bitcoin as possible (“we are still early,” “Bitcoin is still undervalued”). It is reflected in the randomly looking dates of Strategy’s purchases of huge amounts of Bitcoin, often on the “wrong” days when the price is high (for this, Saylor was even jokingly called “one of the worst crypto traders in modern history”). However, the price of Bitcoin is still important for the company as it affects the value of Strategy’s shares (MSTR) and the further planning of the Bitcoin-based strategy. According to Saylor, if the BTC price drops to $1, he will just buy all the bitcoins. Having one of the biggest stacks of bitcoins and having no intention to sell it draws broad philosophical questions like what it means to be rich. However, let’s leave it at this. You might also like:Media report Michael Saylor is going to burn his private keys as he dies. See what he actually said

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has approved a new law that lets the state take control of digital assets left unclaimed for three years or more. The announcement was made via a May 7 press release on the governor’s official website, following the passage of House Bill 2749 with bipartisan support in the state legislature. The new law updates Arizona’s unclaimed property statutes to address the rise of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies.  Sponsored by House Commerce Committee Chairman Jeff Weninger, HB2749 creates a process for identifying and managing unclaimed virtual property and establishes a Bitcoin (BTC) and Digital Assets Reserve Fund, which may be used for future appropriations with legislative approval. “Digital assets aren’t the future—they’re the present,” said House Commerce Committee Chairman Jeff Weninger, who sponsored the bill. “We’ve built a structure that protects property rights, respects ownership, and gives the state tools to account for a new category of value in the economy.” You might also like:UK rules out Bitcoin reserves: not ‘appropriate for our market’ Under the law, digital assets are considered abandoned if the owner fails to respond to communications over a three-year period. After that, they must be turned over to the Arizona Department of Revenue in their original digital form. The state’s qualified custodians are permitted to stake these assets or accept airdrops, with proceeds directed to the new reserve fund. Importantly, the fund does not rely on taxpayer money or state funds. Any staking rewards or airdropped tokens are placed in the reserve, which is managed by the state treasurer and subject to legislative oversight.  This development comes days after Hobbs vetoed Senate Bill 1025, which proposed investing seized funds in Bitcoin, citing concerns over using public funds on “untested assets.” However, HB2749 avoids those concerns by focusing on abandoned assets rather than active investment. Arizona’s move follows similar legislation in New Hampshire, where the state now permits investment in cryptocurrencies with market caps above $500 billion, a threshold currently met by Bitcoin alone. Read more:Interview | How Bitcoin Adopters Index offers a new path to BTC exposure