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According to Jinse Finance, several community users have reported that Warden is suspected of an exit scam, with its token price having plummeted by 90% since its listing on the exchange Alpha. Reportedly, Warden Protocol was initially positioned as an intent-driven modular blockchain network, but later shifted towards an AI-related narrative. The team once claimed that all three co-founders had backgrounds at a former exchange.

BlockBeats News, March 7th, Maelstrom co-founder Arthur Hayes said in an interview that he believes investors may be underestimating the current risk of escalating conflict or prolonged conflict. "I don't think the global markets have fully priced in the possibility of a long-term US-Iran war," he said. If energy supply is disrupted, a chain reaction could transmit through oil price spikes, inflationary pressures, and increased market volatility to the global economy. At the same time, Hayes noted another powerful disruptive force—an AI-related crisis is also quietly brewing. He believes AI could rapidly reshape the labor market by replacing a large number of knowledge workers, including lawyers, bankers, accountants, and analysts. If this transformation happens quickly and households struggle to repay existing debt, it could lead to a widespread credit crisis. Ultimately, Hayes believes the global financial system's consistent way of dealing with crises is by injecting liquidity. "Bitcoin is essentially just a liquidity smoke alarm," he said.

According to Odaily, Nasdaq-listed bitcoin mining company Bitdeer released its latest bitcoin holdings data on the X platform. As of the week ending March 6, the company still maintained zero bitcoin holdings. This week, its bitcoin mining output was 163.1 BTC, but it sold 163.1 BTC during the same period.