PA Infographic | A visual overview of the major Web3 events in March 2026

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-01T02:16:23+00:00

In March, the crypto market faces policy and macroeconomic impacts, including the FOMC interest rate decision, the upcoming vote on the U.S. stablecoin regulatory framework, and the release of non-farm payroll and CPI data. Meanwhile, Hong Kong issues stablecoin licenses, and the unlocking of SUI and HYPE tokens presents potential selling pressure. Market sentiment and liquidity changes remain closely watched.

MarsBitNews

2026-03-01 02:16:23

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In March, the crypto market enters a phase of intertwined policies, macroeconomics, and liquidity, with key highlights:

FOMC interest rate decision and Powell’s press conference, a critical window for global risk assets

The upcoming vote on the Clarity Act, as the US enters a crucial moment for stablecoin and digital asset regulation framework

US February non-farm payrolls and CPI data released, macro liquidity expectations continue to fluctuate

Hong Kong issues its first stablecoin licenses

SUI, HYPE tokens, and others face large unlocks, totaling over billions of dollars in a single month, watch for potential selling pressure

Metaplanet shareholders’ meeting held, focus on its Bitcoin strategy and capital market developments

FTX’s new round of fund distribution, potentially impacting market sentiment and liquidity

Policy updates, data releases, unlocks, and industry conferences happening simultaneously, March volatility may further increase.

Global key events converge, locking in the Web3 core trends for March 2026—just look at this!

SUI0,87%

HYPE8,29%

BTC0,39%

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