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BlockBeats News, March 14th: After a judge rejected a subpoena to the Federal Reserve, U.S. Attorney General Piro pledged to continue the investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Powell, potentially delaying the appointment of Powell's successor Kevin Wash, as Powell's term ends in May. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg stated that the government failed to provide any evidence to support the validity of its subpoena, which was related to the renovation of the Federal Reserve headquarters and Powell's comments on the project. Piro stated: "This process has been arbitrarily disrupted by a radical judge. The process should have been routine, but it wasn't. They are truly shameful." U.S. Senate Banking Committee member Tillis warned that as long as the Justice Department's investigation of Powell is ongoing, he will block any nomination for Federal Reserve Chair. "This ruling confirms how weak and baseless the criminal investigation of Chair Powell is, which is just a failed attack on the independence of the Federal Reserve," Tillis said. "An appeal will only delay Kevin Wash's confirmation as the next Federal Reserve Chair." (FX168)

PANews, March 14 — American venture capitalist and billionaire Tim Draper posted on X, stating that his life mission is to spread entrepreneurship and venture capital worldwide, and to support visionary founders even before their entrepreneurial visions are fully formed. The Draper team invested early in Tesla, SpaceX, Robinhood, a certain exchange, and bitcoin. Its portfolio has produced more than 60 unicorns and 10 “Rhinos” (large unicorns), with Tesla, SpaceX, and bitcoin each reaching a market value of over 1 trillion dollars. Speaking about the key directions for the next decade, Tim Draper said he will focus on upgrades in space and transportation technology, leveraging AI to enhance human and robot efficiency, and promoting the bitcoin ecosystem.

PANews March 14th news, according to Globenewswire, Nasdaq-listed bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot announced the launch of its enterprise-level financial services platform ReadyBucks, providing working capital support for small businesses, gig economy workers, and independent contractors. ReadyBucks has already been launched in several states in the United States, with plans to gradually expand to more regions in the future.