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Elizabeth Warren criticizes legislative initiatives such as the GENIUS and STABLE Acts, warning they could empower tech magnates like ELON Musk to issue their own stablecoins with minimal safeguards, risking consumer protection and national security. Failure to find a compromise is seen as irreversible with long-term consequences.

Democratic representatives criticize President Trump's crypto reserve plan, seeing it as unjust enrichment rather than a benefit to Americans. Concerns raised include lack of consultation with Congress, conflicts of interest, and potential financial risks. Critics view the proposed reserve as speculative and unnecessary, benefiting only a select few at the expense of taxpayers.

Experts from Ledger Donjon's research unit discovered a vulnerability in Trezor Safe 3 and Safe 5 wallets due to voltage fault attacks on the embedded microcontroller. This hardware attack may allow unauthorized access to private keys. Trezor quickly addressed the issue ensuring user funds' safety. Ledger's Technical Director emphasized the need for industry collaboration to enhance digital ecosystem security. Earlier, BleepingComputer reported phishing attacks targeting Ledger hardware wallet users.

Crypto investors anticipated market growth with Trump taking office but were disappointed. Trump's trade war sent the crypto market into a slump. Expert Inna Golovacheva sees Trump's actions as a strategic play that could drive Bitcoin prices up significantly. She believes Trump aims to crash markets to lower interest rates later, potentially leading to a surge in the crypto market. Golovacheva advises investors not to count Bitcoin out yet, predicting further growth ahead.

Democrats opposed Trump's crypto reserve, Ethereum team postponed the Pectra update, and the Solana community rejected a proposal that could reduce the project's inflation - these and other cryptocurrency news in the morning of March 14 in our overview
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Russian Deputy Finance Minister Ivan Chebeskov stated that the authorities are aiming to take the Russian digital asset market out of the "gray zone". He emphasized the importance of regulating and legalizing the market to minimize violations, moving towards complete legalization of cryptocurrencies in the country. The experimental legal regime, under the control of the Central Bank, will allow cryptocurrency trading in Russia with restrictions for a select group of investors.

A bipartisan bill introduced by Senator Eliot Bostar aims to regulate cryptocurrency ATMs in Nebraska. The bill includes licensing requirements, transaction limits, and measures to prevent fraud. Nebraska strives to lead in the cryptocurrency market, prioritizing consumer protection and fraud prevention. Similar regulatory actions have been seen in California and Iowa.

Analysts predict a continued trend of accumulating the first cryptocurrency, signaling ongoing buyer pressure similar to late 2024. Bitcoin holders exceed 54.71 million, indicating network growth and asset distribution. Potential for further growth is seen with anticipation of US regulatory improvements. Santiment specialists note 50,000 new Bitcoin addresses amid high volatility, showing rapid blockchain expansion.

YPFB has decided after the Bolivian government approved the use of digital assets to purchase energy resources. The country is trying to maintain fuel subsidies due to a reduction in currency reserves. The situation is exacerbated by long queues at gas stations and strikes.

IOST announced exchanges supporting an upcoming airdrop campaign. Snapshot of account balances set for March 15, 00:00 UTC. IOST is a decentralized blockchain with unique PoB consensus, promoting blockchain adoption through BaaS solutions and decentralized governance.

COTI CEO Shachaf Bar-Geffen will discuss company achievements towards launching the mainnet on March 19th at 15:15 UTC. COTI is a blockchain protocol for decentralized payments, utilizing a DAG cluster for high-speed, low-fee transactions and a trust system for user interactions. Native token COTI is used for network transactions and staking.

Basic Attention Token will host a Q&A session on March 14 at 17:00 UTC to discuss the internet's reliance on bots and artificial intelligence. BAT is a blockchain-based advertising platform that rewards users and enables targeted ads through the Brave browser.

Cryptex Finance announced the launch of ARFI, an index basket reflecting protocols on the Arbitrum network. ARFI's ratio with protocols is strictly 1:1. The initiative aims to track DeFi protocols within the ecosystem. Cryptex Finance offers diverse products such as TCAP, providing real-time market capitalization data for cryptocurrencies. CTX serves as the governance token for the Cryptex ecosystem.

Bancor Network Token will participate in the "Web3 Amsterdam" event on March 13-14. The project's lead, Mark Richardson, will speak on various topics such as market creation, financial inclusion, and AMM fees. Bancor is a DeFi protocol facilitating on-chain token conversion through smart contracts and liquidity pools, eliminating the need for centralized exchanges. BNT is the network's main token, providing liquidity, supporting smart contracts, and serving as a universal token for exchanges within the network.

Tokocrypto will list Civic (CVC) on March 13th. Civic is a blockchain company specializing in digital identity verification. Their flagship product, Civic Pass, helps businesses secure access to their on-chain assets. The ecosystem is based on CVC, an ERC-20 token used for identity verification operations.