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Seminar on Trump’s virtual asset policies to be held in South Korea on March 6 South Korea's main opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea (DPK), will host a seminar on March 6 to discuss the virtual asset policies of U.S. President Donald Trump’s second administration, according to an exclusive report by Kookmin Ilbo. The seminar will analyze the virtual asset market and explore Trump’s Bitcoin $BTC and broader cryptocurrency strategies. It will also review the policies that President Trump has been pursuing from his time as president-elect to the present and discuss how the DPK and South Korea should respond.

North Korean hacker group Lazarus launders stolen Bybit funds, $1.39B in ETH On-chain analyst @EmberCN reported on X that hackers laundered 499,000 Ethereum $ETH, worth $1.39 billion, stolen from the crypto exchange Bybit over 10 days. During this period, ETH’s price fell 23%, from $2,780 to $2,130. THORChain, the main platform used for laundering, processed $5.9 billion in transactions and earned $5.5 million in fees. On Feb. 26, the FBI announced that the North Korean hacker group Lazarus was responsible for stealing $1.5 billion in virtual assets from Bybit around Feb. 21.

Cronos faces opposition to reissue 70B burned CRO tokens Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chain Cronos $CRO has proposed reissuing 70 billion CRO tokens that were burned in 2021. Decrypt reported that the majority of early voters oppose this idea. During the early voting phase, 16 of the 100 active validators participated, and about 95.7% of the voting power, representing around 673 million CRO tokens, voted against the proposal. Only 3.45% supported it.

This is a good summary of the Render Network ($RNDR) and its potential. Here's a breakdown of the key points and some additional context: Key Strengths of Render Network: * Decentralized GPU Rendering: * It addresses a real-world problem: the high cost and limited access to powerful GPU resources for rendering. * It creates a marketplace connecting those who need rendering power with those who have it. * Solana Integration: * Leveraging Solana's speed and scalability enhances the efficiency of the network. * Growing Demand: * The demand for GPU power is increasing due to the growth of: * 3D rendering and animation. * Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). * Gaming. * Artificial intelligence (AI). * Metaverse and NFT development. * Real-World Utility: * Unlike many speculative crypto projects, RNDR has a clear and practical use case. * Tokenomics: * The Tokenomics of the project, with a limited max supply, can help to drive price appreciation. * Community and Development: * Active development and a strong community are crucial for the long-term success of any crypto project. Factors to Consider: * Market Volatility: * The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and even projects with strong fundamentals can experience significant price swings. * Competition: * While RNDR is a leader in decentralized GPU rendering, it faces competition from other cloud rendering services and emerging decentralized solutions. * Technological Advancements: * Rapid technological advancements in GPU technology and cloud computing could impact the demand for RNDR's services. * Adoption Rate: * The speed of adoption by content creators and developers will play a huge role in the future success of the network. * AI development: * The growth of AI is heavily dependent on GPU power. If AI development continues to increase at the current pace, the demand for RNDR will also increase. Overall: The Render Network has a strong foundation and is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for GPU computing power. Its decentralized approach, combined with the scalability of the Solana blockchain, makes it a compelling project. The potential for growth is significant, especially considering the expanding metaverse, NFT, and AI sectors. However, as with any cryptocurrency investment, it's essential to conduct thorough research and consider the inherent risks.

Two Colombian regulators have proposed another bill that would serve to regulate crypto. The bill consists of 16 provisions, including a VASP licensing system for crypto firms. According to local media outlet El Colombiano , the bill aims to establish a legal framework that would ensure protection for crypto users and encourage more investment in the nation’s budding crypto industry. The bill outlines a total of 16 articles that cover several crypto-related aspects including monitoring, marketing rules, education, crypto tax , as well as anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures or AML /CFT. In addition, the bill also proposes a virtual asset service providers licensing system which crypto firms who wish to operate in the region would have to apply for. Other countries like Hong Kong , Singapore , Canada , and the UAE use VASP licenses to ensure they will abide by local regulations. Senator Gustavo Moreno and House Representative Julián López proposed the bill to Congress on March 2, after having failed in their attempt last year. Moreno argued that Colombia urgently needs to establish a regulatory framework for crypto exchanges and firms due to virtual asset companies in the country are operating informally which “generates uncertainty and risks for users.” The lack of regulation, Moreno added, does not provide crypto services with the proper security mechanisms to protect its users and prevent the misuse of crypto assets. “Our bill seeks to establish clear rules of the game to generate a reliable and more attractive [crypto] ecosystem for investment with guarantees for this emerging industry ,” said Rep. López. According to the report, around five million Colombian users have been trading cryptocurrency. In 2024 alone, crypto transaction value has reached $6.7 billion in the country. However, the outlet has also noted that many users have also become victims of scams and pyramid schemes, and others take advantage of the unregulated crypto ecosystem to launder money . The Colombian Financial Superintendent, Colombia’s main financial regulator, has been reportedly working on several crypto pilot projects since 2021. However, the projects have yet to produce “concrete regulatory framework.”