Gemini will cease operations in the United Kingdom, with customer accounts in that country becoming withdrawal-only as of March 5. Concurrently, the Federal Reserve released its Beige Book on economic conditions, marking a notable day for market commentary and policy signaling.
On March 3, Upbit delisted GoChain (GO) after assessing trading and adoption levels. MANTRA Chain announced a software upgrade to version 7.0.0 at block height 13,000,000, including a governance-driven rename from OM to MANTRA and a 1-for-4 token split that expands the maximum supply from 2.5 billion to 10 billion while preserving economic value. Rayls began its pre-staking lock on March 3 in preparation for a Q3 2026 mainnet launch, offering substantial APY incentives for early participants. SolCex announced a mobile app launch on March 3, while Polynomial disclosed that its blockchain operations would cease on that date, with a DeFi derivatives rollout in final stages and a TGE program canceled.
On March 4, major exchanges Binance, Bybit, and OKX announced support for swapping from OM to MANTRA, with spot trading of the new MANTRA token opening on March 4. Kraken’s L2 Ink Open Echo program also opened a form submission window with a March 4 deadline for early-builder participation and potential rewards.
On March 5, idOS token was slated for an auction via Tally, and the Web3 identity layer idOS planned to list its IDOS token on that date. Hyperliquid announced that 173,000 HYPE tokens would be unstaked and distributed to team members on March 6, reflecting a transfer of approximately $5.4 million. Finally, RedStone (RED) and Optimism (OP) were among the projects that announced token unlocks slated for March 7.
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