Tron’s stablecoin supply increased by a net of $1.6 billion in February, ranking first.

Culper Research shorted ETH, BitMine: Ethereum has entered a death spiral, Fusaka upgrade fee collapsed by 90%

Short-selling firm Culper Research publicly shorted Ethereum (ETH) and BitMine (BMNR), accusing the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade of causing transaction fees to plummet by 90%. The firm warned that the risk of a "death spiral" is increasing and questioned the sustainability of Ethereum's economic model. Culper cited Vitalik's recent sale of 20,000 ETH, indicating the founder's negative outlook on the current situation, and challenged the interpretation of active address growth, suggesting it may be the result of address poisoning attacks.

Bit Digital: As of the end of February, Ethereum holdings increased to 155,434.4 ETH, valued at over $305 million

ChainCatcher News, according to PRNewswire, the Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company Bit Digital released a holdings update report. As of today, the company's Ethereum holdings have increased to 155,434.4 ETH, valued at approximately $305.4 million, with an average purchase price of $3,045. Additionally, the company disclosed that as of today, a total of 138,2696 ETH have been staked, accounting for about 89% of its total holdings, generating approximately 313.9 ETH in staking rewards.

Glassnode: Bitcoin selling pressure has eased, but institutional demand remains in the testing phase

PANews March 6 News, Glassnode posted on X platform analyzing that the outflow trend of Bitcoin spot ETF funds has stabilized. The 14-day net flow trend has turned upward, indicating that as Bitcoin breaks through $70,000, selling pressure is easing. Institutional demand remains in a tentative stage, but early signs of reaccumulation are beginning to appear.

ETH short-term upward movement of 0.99%: Driven by whale inflows and external capital transfers, a structural rebound

From 01:30 to 01:45 (UTC) on March 6, 2026, ETH achieved a return of +0.99% within 15 minutes, with a price range of 2065.42 to 2088.57 USDT, and an amplitude of 1.12%. The volatility during this window was significantly higher than the daily average, increasing short-term market attention. Liquidity was relatively low, and some large transactions drove the trading volume upward. The main driver of this abnormal movement was the concentrated inflow of whale funds into decentralized exchanges and large transfers. On-chain monitoring detected multiple large ETH fund inflows into DeFi protocols and trading platforms, effectively pushing

Gate Daily (March 6): Crypto market structural bill negotiations hit a deadlock; Russia plans to introduce a stablecoin bill

Bitcoin failed to continue its rebound, with the price around $70,810. Negotiations on the U.S. Digital Asset Market Structure Act have stalled, with banks opposing the approval of stablecoin yield products. Russia plans to introduce an independent stablecoin bill to legalize the related industry. Market conditions are affected by geopolitical tensions, with rising oil prices raising concerns and further impacting inflation and trade.

Culper Research announces short positions on ETH and related securities, claiming that Fusaka's upgraded token economic model has been damaged

Short-selling firm Culper Research announced that it is shorting Ethereum and related securities, believing that the Fusaka upgrade in 2025 will harm the ETH tokenomics model. The upgrade resulted in a larger-than-expected decrease in Gas fees, and on-chain data shows that the growth in active addresses and transaction volume is driven by low-value transactions. Culper believes Vitalik is aware of this and will continue to sell ETH, expecting ETH prices to decline further.