March 4th-10th Weekly Preview | Important Web3 Events and Financial Highlights

March 5th
1. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed the decision on Fidelity's spot Ethereum ETF proposal to March 5.
2. Foresight News launches the 2024 Chinese Dragon Year commemorative NFT series "Foresight Loong," with a total of 3333 pieces, to be issued at Free Mint at 15:00 Beijing time on March 5.
3. AltLayer distributes ALT Season One airdrops to Celestia stakers, with the deadline for users to claim set at 16:00 on March 5 (UTC+8).

March 6th
1. U.S. February ADP employment figures (in thousands).
2. Bank of Canada interest rate decision until March 6.
3. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell testifies before the House Financial Services Committee.

March 7th
1. Avalanche mainnet activates Durango upgrade on March 7, introducing Avalanche Warp Messaging into C chains, enabling native cross-chain communication for each EVM chain in the Avalanche ecosystem and establishing standards for future virtual machine communication using AWM.
2. Uniswap community's "Activate Uniswap Protocol Governance" proposal temperature check vote ends on March 7; on-chain voting will be released on March 8.
3.U.S initial jobless claims figures up to week ending March second in thousands.
4.President Biden delivers State of the Union address to Congress.

March 8th
1.BounceBit, Bitcoin's native staking chain, will launch its testnet on march eighth; BounceBit states that users who register accounts and deposit $100 can claim BounceClub (formerly BounceBox) when the testnet is launched.
2.CoinList opens public sale of decentralized data network token MASA starting from midnight Beijing time on march eighth .
3.U.S unemployment rate for February 
4.February seasonally adjusted non-farm employment population in thousands

March 9th
1.Memeland will release Stakeland v0 to support MEME staking.

March 10th
1.The SEC delays its decision date regarding BlackRock's submitted Ethereum spot ETF proposal until march tenth .
2.Daylight saving time begins in North America; trading hours and economic data release times for U.S and Canadian financial markets are moved one hour ahead compared to standard time .