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The recent crypto market downturn has created a prime buying opportunity for Bitcoin mining stocks, according to H.C. Wainwright & Co. analyst Mike Colonnese. In a research note to investors dated March 4, Colonnese argued the sharp pullback in Bitcoin (BTC) and mining stocks as temporary, while maintaining a bullish long-term outlook for BTC. Bitcoin’s recovery Tuesday afternoon means the largest coin by market cap is down around 5.6% in 2025, while Bitcoin mining stocks have plummeted by around 25%. Colonnese attributes the selling pressure to macroeconomic issues, rather than fundamental weaknesses in the crypto sector. “Tariffs, sticky inflation, a hawkish Fed, and austerity measures the government is taking through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have worked together to create a risk-off environment for equities and cryptocurrencies,” he noted. With these macroeconomic headwinds persisting, the analyst believes in a “neutral-to-cautious stance” on Bitcoin in the short term. However, the underperformance in mining stocks represents an attractive entry point for investors to take advantage of. Read more: Marathon Digital stock down 5% amid concerning Bitcoin production announcement ‘Unreasonably low’ valuations Bitcoin mining stocks are trading at “unreasonably low” valuations at 3.5 times 2025 revenue which is poor for “this stage of the cycle,” the analyst wrote. While mining stocks could indeed face further downside pressure, the current level offers significant upside for investors looking for leveraged exposure to Bitcoin ahead of its next bullish phase. The analyst maintained his 2025 Bitcoin price target of $225,000, implying significant potential for both Bitcoin and mining stocks. You might also like: Argo Blockchain shares rally 16% after securing $40m investment

Recent speculation on X suggests that President Donald Trump may propose eliminating capital gains taxes on cryptocurrency sales. Rumors circulating online indicate that an announcement could come as soon as Friday, though no official confirmation has been provided. While the potential policy has sparked excitement among crypto investors, legal experts and analysts have pointed out a significant hurdle—such a tax change would require congressional approval. JUST IN : @EricTrump and @DavidFBailey just let slip in their discord channel that they are looking to possibly announce Friday that there will be no capital gains tax on American based crypto currencies if held for more than 1 year. — Magoo PhD (@HodlMagoo) March 4, 2025 Adam Cochran, a well-known crypto analyst, directly addressed the claims on Twitter, pushing back against suggestions that Trump could implement the policy unilaterally. “The President can’t unilaterally change the tax code. Only Congress can,” Cochran tweeted. “It is one of the few Congressional powers expressly laid out in the Constitution.” He went on to mock the idea of an executive order eliminating capital gains taxes, sarcastically comparing it to declaring himself a cupcake. His argument underscores a fundamental aspect of U.S. governance: tax policy is legislated by Congress, not dictated by the President. While a President can advocate for tax changes and influence regulatory policy, capital gains tax reforms would require approval from both the House and Senate. You might also like: Michael Saylor invited to White House Digital Assets Summit

Plume, a layer 1 blockchain for real-world asset finance, plans to launch a new payment finance product offering real yield use cases powered by the PayPal USD stablecoin. The PayPal USD (PYUSD)-powered PayFi Vault, dubbed nPAYFI, will go live on Plume Network’s yield streaming platform Nest. PYUSD is currently the eighth-largest stablecoin with a market cap of over $759 million. According to an announcement, Plume aims to bring payment financing on-chain through this new vault. With stablecoins playing a major role in the real-world asset market, Plume expects to leverage PayPal USD as a liquidity layer. Using the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin will not only enhance global accessibility but also provide yield-generating opportunities. You might also like: PayPal to expand PYUSD for global payments in 2025 nPAYFI will allow users to tap into yield from RWA payment inflows, including invoices, receivables and payment obligations. According to Plume’s blog post, nPAYFI will also support inventory management, global trade, and commerce. The yield generated will allow businesses to redeploy freed-up capital into other operations. “RWA-backed stablecoins have evolved beyond just a medium of exchange; they are becoming the backbone of short-term financing solutions,” Teddy Pornprinya, co-founder of Plume, said. “The new PayFi Vault on Nest is a major step toward offering yield from the full potential of onchain payment financing, offering faster settlements, lower costs, and greater financial inclusion.” Plume’s layer 1 blockchain supports more than 180 protocols and has a $25 million ecosystem fund for early-stage real-world asset finance projects. The project’s composable, Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible environment allows for seamless on-chain integration and onboarding. Notable partnerships in recent months include collaborations with Music Protocol, Superstate, and Ondo Finance. Through its collaboration with Music Protocol, Plume enables the tokenized music royalties platform to bring intellectual property rights on-chain, benefiting projects focused on real estate, private credit, and other real-world assets. Plume raised $20 million in a Series A funding round in December 2024. You might also like: Superstate taps Plume Network to power RWAfi expansion

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