The stablecoin supply on Ethereum ballooned by $50 billion in 2025, closing the year at a whopping $180 billion. The fourth quarter alone brought in $1.4 billion-a figure that lines up neatly with the supply surge that had everyone in a tizzy. It’s like the crypto version of a Black Friday sale, but without the trampled shoppers.
![The search for axion-like particles revealed constraints on the branching fraction [latex]\mathcal{B}(H\to aa\to 4e)[/latex] versus mass [latex]m_{a}[/latex], demonstrating the limits of current detection capabilities and hinting at the elusive nature of physics beyond the Standard Model.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.04150v1/2603.04150v1/Figures/EXO24031_limit.png)
The CMS experiment continues to push the boundaries of particle physics, meticulously analyzing data for evidence of phenomena beyond our current understanding.
On the 3rd of March, in a move that makes us all wonder if they’ve discovered a secret treasure map, Ark Invest gobbled up a whopping 22,452 shares of Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: COIN) via their infamous ETFs-ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF.
In the meantime, the crypto market is giving us some hope. After weeks of gloom, this week has shown a bit of recovery. On Wednesday, XRP decided it was time to put on its big boy pants and shot up by around 6%, while Bitcoin (BTC) managed to climb back above $70,000. Looks like some optimism is creeping back in, despite the global chaos brewing in the background. But hey, what else is new?
In a shocking turn of events, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has decided that crypto isn’t just a phase teenagers go through. On March 3, they sent new guidance to the White House, basically saying, “Hey, these digital coins? Some of them are actually securities. Who knew?”
Here is an overview of the game, via Crafts & Meister:
Disney recently released a new trailer for Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, giving fans a preview of the fifth movie in the series. But, the official Disney Australia and New Zealand TikTok account mistakenly revealed the film’s release date for Disney Channel and when it will start streaming on Disney+, as reported by @DisneyBeat101 on X.
Sandra Bullock is seeking a permanent restraining order against a man who broke into her home while she was there. During the frightening incident, Bullock hid in a bedroom closet and called the police. Court records show the intruder had a notebook filled with obsessive messages and pictures of the actress. Bullock stated in court that the experience deeply upset her and led her to pursue ongoing legal protection.
The latest One Piece game, One Piece: Dawn of Liberation, is coming from KessCo. It’s a cooperative game for 1-4 players where you build a crew and team up to protect the people of Waco and defeat Kaido, the powerful Emperor of the Sea. The game has already exceeded its $10,000 funding goal, reaching almost $160,000, and with 29 days left in the campaign, it’s likely they’ll add stretch goals soon.
After several seasons of Yellowstone and its related shows, a concerning trend has emerged in how Taylor Sheridan portrays women. They’re often depicted as either incredibly strong and traditionally masculine, or as weak and dependent, with little agency of their own. This seems to suggest a limited view of femininity, presenting these as the only two options for women – a pattern that appears to appeal to certain conservative viewpoints. Monica Dutton in Marshals exemplifies this latter, weaker portrayal.