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On March 5th, according to Cointelegraph, asset management company VanEck stated that Solana's planned protocol upgrade is crucial for the long-term healthy development of the network, but may have a negative impact on validators' income. In March, Solana validators will vote on two blockchain protocol upgrade proposals (SIMD) aimed at ensuring that stakers receive rewards and adjusting SOL's inflation rate. Matthew Sigel, head of digital asset research at VanEck, stated in a post yesterday that these two proposals have sparked "significant controversy" as they could potentially cut validators' income by up to 95%, endangering small operators. Although these changes may reduce staking rewards, we believe that reducing inflation is a worthwhile goal to enhance Solana's long-term sustainability The first proposal SIMD 0123 will introduce an intra protocol mechanism to allocate Solana's priority fees to validators and pledgers. Traders can pay additional fees to speed up transaction processing, with priority fees accounting for 40% of network revenue, but currently validators do not need to share with stakers. The proposal will be voted on March 6th and will increase staking rewards, block off chain trading protocols, and strengthen on chain execution. The second proposal SIMD 0228 is the "most influential" proposal, which will adjust the SOL inflation rate to be inversely proportional to the percentage of pledged token supply, potentially reducing dilution and lowering selling pressure on stakers. According to Coin Metrics, as of February, Solana's inflation rate was 4%, lower than the initial 8%, but still far above the terminal target of 1.5%, and is currently declining at a rate of 15% per year.

ENA will unlock 12.86 million tokens today, worth approximately 4.83 million US dollars, accounting for 0.086% of the total supply. The current circulation is 2.17 billion pieces, with a total of 15 billion pieces.

According to Protos, the resolution of the court case by Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon has been delayed by one month due to the US government's claim that the defense team needs more time to review additional 4TB of evidence. The status meeting scheduled for March 10th (where lawyers from both parties discussed the current progress of the case and possible solutions) has been postponed. According to a written request submitted by the US government, the New York District Court postponed the meeting to April 10th yesterday. The court agreed to the request of the United States and stated that the meeting would be postponed "so that the defense can review a large amount of evidence The US government claims to have submitted 600GB of evidence to the defense on February 27th, including Do Kwon's phone data, emails, and cryptocurrency transaction records. In addition, the government also stated that it "expects to provide additional 4TB evidence to the defense before the end of next week." The court order that postponed the meeting stated that the final trial "is still scheduled for January 26, 2026.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to a report by JPMorgan, the total market value of top mining companies in the United States decreased by 22% in February, to approximately $6 billion. Previously, the price of Bitcoin fell by 10% and is currently at $87300. The report also pointed out that miners' daily block reward income decreased by 5%. Mining operation costs have increased, and investors have turned to risk avoidance due to market sentiment and trade wars. （Decrypt）

Odaily Planet Daily News: Polymarket data shows that there is a 70% chance that the US Canada trade war will end before May. The Trump administration implemented a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican goods on Tuesday, but Lutnick subsequently hinted at the possibility of negotiations, easing market sentiment and increasing the probability of related predictions by 20% in the short term. Lutnick stated that Trump hopes to reach an agreement with Canada and Mexico, rather than simply suspending tariffs. Affected by this news, the cryptocurrency market rose and Bitcoin broke through $87000. （CoinDesk） Earlier, US Commerce Secretary Lutnik stated on Tuesday that the Trump administration may announce tariff reductions for Mexican and Canadian goods as early as tomorrow. During an interview with Fox, Lutnik said, "Mexican and Canadian officials have been on the phone with me all day today, trying to show that they will do better, and the president is also listening, so I think he will reach some agreements with them. This won't be about suspending tariffs, but I think Trump will reach a compromise with them in some aspects, and we are likely to announce it tomorrow." Lutnik said that tariffs may be set at "some level in the middle," and Trump will make some compromises to the Canadian and Mexican sides, but not completely.