Attention: The New Week Has Lots of Economic Developments and Altcoin Events – Here’s a Day-by-Day, Hour-by-Hour List – Including Pi Coin

The cryptocurrency world left behind an important event this week, the White House Cryptocurrency Summit on Friday, but the results of this summit did not seem to please investors, as the Bitcoin price continued to decline over the weekend and is being traded at $82,678 at the time of writing.

In addition, there will be many economic developments and altcoin events that will affect the cryptocurrency market in the new week. Here is the weekly calendar we have prepared specially for you as Bitcoinsistemi.com.

(All times are stated as UTC+3 Türkiye time)

Monday, March 10

ERN – To be delisted for rebranding purposes.

SC – V2.0 hard fork will be implemented.

MOVE – Movement mainnet launch is possible.

A vote on a stablecoin bill will be held in the US.

Tuesday, March 11

SOL – SEC’s second deadline for Solana Spot ETF products. May result in approval, denial or postponement.

BMT – BubbleMaps will launch its token called BMT.

Two US Congressmen to Announce “Significant Plans” Regarding Bitcoin.

Wednesday March 12

APT – Aptos will witness a major token unlock of $72 million.

The modular blockchain network Hemi is going live on the mainnet.

15:30 – US Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) Monthly (Expected: 0.3%, Previous: 0.4%)

15:30 – US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Annual (Expected: 2.9%, Previous: 3%)

US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Monthly (Expected: 0.3%, Previous: 0.5%)

Thursday, March 13

ERN – will be relisted on Binance as EPIC.

Coinbase International launches VVV, COOKIE, and BIO futures contracts.

15:30 – US Initial Jobless Claims (Expected: 226k, Previous: 221k)

15:30 – US Producer Price Index (PPI) Monthly (Expected: 0.3%, Previous: 0.4%)

Friday, March 14

BNB – The BNB Chain Pascal Hard Fork is expected to occur.

PI – International Pi Day.

Binance is stopping support for CTXC, NULS, and UFT deposits and withdrawals on some networks.

US interim government spending bill deadline.

*This is not investment advice.

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