CBDC 禁令再次出現在參議院住房法案中，聯邦儲備受到限制

美聯儲將於下週發布巴塞爾協議III提案，比特幣面臨1250%風險權重

Federal Reserve officials revealed that regulators will propose the final phase of Basel III rules from March 17-21, with a public comment period opening three months later. Bitcoin has been classified as a high-risk asset requiring high capital holdings, sparking criticism from the crypto industry.

CME "Fed Watch": Probability of Maintaining Interest Rates Unchanged in March at 99.1%

CME Federal Reserve Watch data shows that the Fed is expected to have almost no rate cut chance in March, with a 99.1% probability of maintaining rates unchanged. The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in April is only 3.9%, and the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate cut by June is 19.5%.

Trump Urges Fed to Cut Rates Again This Morning: Act Immediately Rather Than Wait for Next Meeting

Gate News Update: On March 13, Trump publicly stated this morning, urging the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates immediately. He asked, "Where is Federal Reserve Chair 'Jerome Too Late Powell' today?" He should cut rates immediately instead of waiting for the next meeting.

BTC 15分钟上涨0.79%：链上大額資金流入與宏觀政策利好共振推升市場

2026-03-12 15:15 至 2026-03-12 15:30（UTC）時段，BTC錄得+k線收益率0.79%，價格區間在69702.5至70428.9 USDT之間波動，振幅達到1.04%。該時間窗口內成交活躍，市場關注度明顯升溫，短線波動加劇。 本次異動的主要驅動力是鏈上大額資金流動與機構參與熱度提升。同期多筆1,000 BTC以上的大額轉賬流入交易所冷錢包，鯨魚地址集中買入，同

The Market Is No Longer Fully Pricing in Expectations for One Fed Rate Cut in 2026

Gate News reported that on March 12, market traders no longer fully price in expectations of a single Federal Reserve rate cut in 2026. Previously, the market broadly anticipated the Federal Reserve would implement one rate cut in 2026, but current trading pricing shows this expectation has shifted.

路透调查：63 位經濟學家預計美聯儲下季度降息 25 個基點至 3.25%-3.50%

Gate News Report: On March 12, according to a Reuters survey, among 96 surveyed economists, 63 expect the Federal Reserve to cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points in the next quarter to a range of 3.25%-3.50%, higher than the 51 out of 101 economists expected in the February survey. Additionally, among 37 surveyed economists, 29 stated that the Federal Reserve is more likely to maintain interest rates unchanged for a longer period than previously expected.