March 1st-7th Weekly Preview | Important Web3 Events and Financial Highlights
March 1st
1. The Layer2 network Blast launched its mainnet on February 29th at 05:00 Singapore time.
2. MANTA unlocked approximately 1.87 million tokens, valued at about $5.5 million, at 07:59 Singapore time on March 1st; DYDX unlocked approximately 33.33 million tokens, valued at about $100 million; ZETA unlocked approximately 5.29 million tokens, valued at about $11.6 million; ACA unlocked approximately 27.43 million tokens, valued at about $3 million.
March 2nd
1.Tornado Cash token TORN will unlock around ninety-one thousand tokens worth roughly one hundred and forty thousand dollars on March the second at eleven thirty (UTC+).
March 4th
1.The zkSync ecosystem derivative protocol Rollup.Finance's airdrop season two lasts from January twentieth to March fourth and will launch its native token ROP in the second quarter of twenty-twenty-four.
2.The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed its decision regarding Fidelity's spot Ethereum ETF proposal until March fifth.
March fifth
1.AltLayer is distributing ALT first-season airdrops to Celestia stakers with a deadline for collection set for sixteen o'clock (UTC+8) on the fifth of March.
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