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The crypto market has had a rough time, losing nearly $500 billion in just one day, reflecting a 10% drop. Looking at past trends, March has been a bearish month for crypto, with losses recorded 50% the time since 2013. But this time things in March could be different, as several major events are lined up to take place. Here’s what’s coming up.
March 6: CFTC Forum on Tokenized Assets and Stablecoins
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will kick things off with a forum focused on tokenized assets and stablecoins. According to the CFTC, the pilot program will explore “tokenized non-cash collateral,” which includes stablecoins and similar products.
Companies like Circle, Coinbase, Crypto.com, MoonPay, and Ripple will be part of the discussions. More details about the forum will be shared once everything is confirmed.
March 7: White House Crypto Summit with Trump
Next in the line, we have one of the most anticipated events, the White House Crypto Summit hosted by President Donald Trump. Trump has recently made headlines with his pro-crypto stance, including talk of establishing a U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve.
The summit will bring together major crypto leaders, policymakers, and financial experts to discuss the country’s role in digital assets.
March 10-14: Senate Banking Committee Votes on Stablecoin Bill
Regulation has been a hot topic in the crypto world, and between March 10 and 14, the Senate Banking Committee will vote on a stablecoin bill. However, the bill is all about creating clear rules for stablecoins.
It focuses on keeping users safe, reducing risks to the financial system, and stopping illegal activities. If passed, this bill could bring more clarity to the legal status of stablecoins in the U.S.
March 21: SEC’s First Crypto Roundtable
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold its first crypto roundtable on March 21. The meeting will likely focus on rules for crypto, market stability, and how digital assets fit into current financial systems. This will give the SEC a chance to learn more about the crypto market and its challenges.
With all these major events happening in March, the crypto industry is bracing for a month of potential volatility and key developments that could shape its future.
