Important Events Forecast for the Coming Week

March 10

The Movement mainnet is about to go live, marking a new development stage for the project.

The MegaETH testnet will open user access, providing developers and users with a high-performance blockchain experience environment. The testnet will offer a single-thread performance of 1.68 Ggas/second and an effective block time of 15 milliseconds. MegaETH emphasizes that the main purpose of the testnet is technical validation and user experience, and it will not provide airdrop rewards.

PancakeSwap will close its simple staking product on March 10, 2025, and users need to withdraw their funds before the deadline. This is one of the platform's initiatives to streamline its product line and focus on core business.

Staika (STIK) will unlock approximately 1.5 million tokens.

March 11

U.S. Congress members Nick Begich and Cynthia Lummis plan to release an important initiative regarding Bitcoin that could have a significant impact on U.S. cryptocurrency policy.

The on-chain data visualization platform Bubblemaps will launch its platform token BMT to support its Intel Desk product.

March 12

The United States will release the CPI data for February, including the unadjusted CPI year-on-year, seasonally adjusted CPI month-on-month, seasonally adjusted core CPI month-on-month, and unadjusted core CPI year-on-year. This data will have a significant impact on the financial markets.

A certain cryptocurrency exchange will launch USDC services, marking further penetration of stablecoins in the Japanese market.

The modular blockchain network Hemi mainnet will officially launch, aiming to integrate the Bitcoin and Ethereum ecosystems through innovative technology. Hemi's core features include EVM-built Bitcoin nodes, inheritance of Bitcoin security, and trustless cross-chain asset transfers.

Lombard Finance will launch the Bitcoin liquid staking token LBTC on the Sui blockchain, expanding its presence in non-EVM compatible chains. LBTC is currently deployed on multiple EVM compatible networks, with a circulating supply of nearly $2 billion.

March 13

A certain international exchange will launch perpetual contracts for VVV, COOKIE, and BIO, providing more trading options for these tokens.

Cheelee (CHEEL) and Aptos (APT) will unlock approximately 20.81 million and 11.31 million tokens, respectively.

March 14

A large exchange will stop supporting deposits and withdrawals for certain networks of CTXC, NULS, and UFT. Users need to pay attention to asset safety.

Market analysts predict that the SOL spot ETF may be approved as early as March 14, but no later than October 10. This event could have a significant impact on the Solana ecosystem.

Polyhedra Network (ZKJ) will unlock approximately 17.22 million tokens.

March 15

The registration for the Babylon Foundation airdrop will close, targeting first-phase stakers, final certainty providers, and qualified Github contributors.

Connex (CONX), Sei (SEI), and Starknet (STRK) will unlock a certain number of tokens respectively.

March 16

A stablecoin issuer announced that Linea will upgrade to support native USDC, becoming the first blockchain to upgrade from bridged USDC. The upgrade process is expected to take 1-2 weeks, and the existing USDC.e will be automatically converted to USDC.

The second season of the EigenLayer airdrop application will close, and a new programmatic incentive plan is planned, issuing EIGEN tokens weekly to stakers and operators.