Japan's Financial Services Agency has proposed reclassifying XRP, Bitcoin, and 104 other crypto assets as "financial instruments" by 2027, subjecting them to securities-style disclosure rules and penalties for market manipulation. Meanwhile, Resolv Labs protocol suffered a $25 million loss due to flaws in its USR stablecoin minting process, causing USR's price to plunge 80%. Additionally, over 120 billion SHIB tokens have been transferred from exchanges to private wallets, with large holder trading volume surging 111%, signaling potential accumulation behavior. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) must decide on 91 spot crypto ETF applications by March 27, which are key catalysts for institutional capital inflows.

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A series of anomalous transactions on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) have sparked community concerns. Due to code errors, users have cumulatively lost over 2000 dollars in fees. One user paid a fee of 690 XRP on a single transaction, which is hundreds of thousands of times the standard fee. Analysts attribute the surge in such costly mistakes to the rise of "vibe coding"—a coding approach where users rely on AI tools to write scripts without verifying transaction logic, resulting in spam transaction loops and high automated fees.