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On March 17, Michelle Weekley, an executive at cryptocurrency enterprise Byte Federal, ignited a provocative dialogue regarding the U.S. Department of Defense’s potential exploration of bitcoin ( BTC) mining. On Monday Weekley declared, “I think the DoD is going to start mining bitcoin,” accompanying her hypothesis with a series of mysterious and vague visuals. Weekley’s X post. Among the disseminated materials was a repost from Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, featuring his cryptic declaration: “Big things are coming.” Weekley further amplified intrigue by circulating a snapshot from Matthew Pines, Bitcoin Policy Institute’s Executive Director, depicting a nondescript conference space captioned, “The room where it happened.” She also stoked curiosity by showing a visual from Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey, who interjected with philosophical brevity beneath Michael Saylor’s cryptic “Big things are coming” post: “Embrace the Game Theory.” A subsequent Bailey missive, “When you think the show is over but it’s really just beginning,” added layers of mystery to the digital collage. Her curated gallery further spotlighted Jason Lowery, a U.S. Space Force officer and aeronautics expert, whose X exchange revealed tantalizing opacity. When queried about a profile photo change, Lowery demurred, “Give it about 3 weeks and it should become more obvious”—a remark harmonizing with Weekley’s hypothesis. Her conjecture also mirrors Lowery’s treatise in “Softwar: A Novel Theory on Power Projection and the National Strategic Significance of Bitcoin,” which posits that harnessing tangible assets—like energy—to command virtual realms could fortify a nation’s defenses. Should the DoD venture into bitcoin mining, it would plunge into the proof-of-work (PoW) mechanism, transforming kilowatts into cryptographic fortifications. Such a gambit dovetails with Lowery’s vision of leveraging tangible assets to dominate digital domains, framing blockchain security as a geopolitical chesspiece. By anchoring network integrity through computational heft, the agency might actualize Lowery’s Softwar doctrine. Published in February 2023, Lowery’s manifesto reimagines Bitcoin not as a mere digital currency network but an electro-cyber shield with profound tactical ramifications. His thesis hinges on the friction between corporeal force (energy, bound by thermodynamics) and ideological dominion (collective belief), interlaced with strategies rooted in game theory principles. Weekley’s speculative thread, meanwhile, ignited several digital pundits, who flooded the thread with conjecture. The founder of Barefoot Mining, Bob Burnett responded saying, “I’m not saying I like it, but it is inevitable. The Fed will likely do so as well and so will the CIA and NSA. I expect that the latter two already do.” Another person in Weekley’s thread remarked stating, “I think the DoD has been mining bitcoin for years as a national security issue and Softwar and [Jason Lowery] has been the education vehicles to move the Overton Window.” If the DoD were to embrace the Softwar thesis, it could completely reshape the way cyber warfare is waged. Instead of leaning solely on conventional methods like malware and hacking, nations would engage in a battle of computational power and energy dominance. The tangible costs of proof-of-work would make any attempt to attack or manipulate the system prohibitively expensive, creating a formidable shield for national cybersecurity. For now, though, the idea remains pure speculation—just theoretical musings without any concrete action. Still, it’s an intriguing concept to consider. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

The Interchain Foundation is funding the Tharsis Labs team to release an open-source evmOS, the Ethereum-compatible layer 1 solution targeted at boosting interoperability between Ethereum and Cosmos. The funding will see Tharsis Labs open-source evmOS, bringing Cosmos’ ( ATOM ) functionality to users on the Ethereum ( ETH ) network. Interchain Foundation, the entity helping to advance the Cosmos ecosystem and its Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol, announced the development on March 18. With evmOS, developers can build EVM-powered decentralized applications and chains using the Cosmos software development kit. Tharsis Labs will open-source the Ethereum virtual machine-compatible software under the Apache 2.0 license, Interchain Foundation said. In this case, ICF will fork evmOS’ technology and rename it Cosmos EVM, which will allow the Cosmos ecosystem’s steward to continue the project’s development. Cosmos EVM will be part of the Interchain Stack and be built under the Interchain Labs team. “We feel this is the right thing for the community for the longevity of the code we’ve developed, and are excited about the ICF’s support of this. I look forward to contributing to this next phase in a strategic advisory role,” said Federico Kunze Küllmer, co-founder of evmOS and representative of Tharsis Labs. According to the ICF, an open-source provenance will see further integration of the forked tech stack, bringing permissionless innovation to the space. The integration of evmOS as the main EVM solution for Cosmos targets benefits such as cross-chain communication for the scaling of DeFi applications. Despite the funding and forking of the evmOS, the ICF says it remains committed to the projec’s roadmap. As well as Ethereum compatibility, the Interchain Foundation aims to build evmOS into the solution all proof-of-stake networks can tap into for fresh web3 adoption. “evmOS has been a critical piece in bridging the Ethereum and Cosmos ecosystems, and we are excited to support its continued evolution under the Interchain Foundation umbrella,” Josh Cincinnati, president of the ICF’s Foundation Council, said. In July last year, LayerZero Labs partnered with Initia Labs for an interoperability standard for Cosmos. The collaboration aimed to bring omnichain interoperability to Cosmos SDK and LayerZero-enabled chains.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is taking steps to clarify its approach to cryptocurrency regulation. The SEC’s newly formed Crypto Task Force will host a series of roundtables to address issues surrounding regulating crypto assets. The first session, titled “How We Got Here and How We Get Out—Defining Security Status,” will occur on March 21, marking the beginning of the “Spring Sprint Toward Crypto Clarity” series. The March 21 roundtable is open to the public and will be held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the SEC headquarters in Washington, D.C. Attendees should be aware that space is limited, and security measures will be in place. For those unable to attend in person, the event will be broadcast live on the SEC’s website, with a recording made available afterward. The SEC will release further details, including the agenda and a list of speakers, on the Crypto Task Force’s webpage in advance of the event. Related: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse Joins Industry Leaders For Crypto Roundtable Hester M. Peirce, Commissioner and leader of the Crypto Task Force, underscored the importance of public input in shaping the regulatory framework for the crypto market. She expressed optimism about utilizing the roundtables to engage with the public and gather valuable insights for crafting a workable regulatory approach for crypto. The Crypto Task Force, established by Acting SEC Chairman Mark T. Uyeda in January 2025, comprises 14 legal and policy professionals. The team’s objective is to develop clear regulatory guidelines, streamline registration processes, and establish transparency rules for the crypto industry. Among the top picks is Michael Selig, the newly appointed chief counsel. Selig, a former Willkie Farr & Gallagher lawyer, has experience advising crypto, NFT, and stablecoin firms and handling SEC and CFTC regulatory cases. Related: SEC Sets Crypto Roundtables, Launches CETU as Trump Reforms Grow Other notable appointments include Sumeera Younis, who will serve as operations chief, and Landon Zinda, a former policy director at Coin Center, who will join as senior adviser. These individuals are expected to bring considerable expertise to the task force’s mission. Notably, the formation of the Crypto Task Force aligns with broader efforts under the Trump administration to ease regulatory burdens on the crypto market. President Trump has stated that reducing the volume of SEC enforcement actions and providing clearer guidance for the industry are among his top priorities. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Latest on-chain data reveals some noteworthy transactions by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. According to the latest report from a prominent data provider, Buterin minted 315,382 DAI tokens and exchanged a variety of meme coins for ETH. The report indicates that the Ethereum co-founder netted 71.69 ETH, equivalent to $136,684 at current prices, after selling off several meme coins from his portfolio. These transactions included the sale of 146.18 billion FML tokens for 2.51 ETH and the exchange of 180.88 billion SHIB for 0.987 ETH. The on-chain data provider also reported that Buterin sold 7.17 billion VB tokens for 1.57 ETH and 366.47 million AWESOME for 1.44 ETH. His total earnings were further boosted by 65.19 ETH, which he received after selling 5,000 DHN tokens. Based on these recent activities, crypto analysts have observed Buterin’s increased engagement in the broader crypto space, extending beyond just the Ethereum ecosystem. It also highlights his active participation in the crypto market, particularly his selling of meme coins, most of which he received as unsolicited donations from their creators early on. Related: Feature documentary about Vitalik Buterin and Ethereum’s history to premiere on April 15, 2025 According to reports, Buterin’s DHN sale caused the meme coin’s value to drop by almost 50% before posting a comeback. DHN’s price crashed from $39 to $20 following the sale before making a sharp recovery to reclaim the losses. The meme coin traded for $42.5 at the time of writing, climbing above the price before Buterin’s selloff, according to data from TradingView. Related: Vitalik Buterin’s Six-Month Roadmap for Ethereum: Faster, Fairer, and With AI Buterin is a key figure in the crypto industry, introducing the first DApps creation platform that revolutionized blockchain development. A highly anticipated documentary, Vitalik: An Ethereum Story, will be released on April 15, and crypto community members expect the film to provide an in-depth look into the life of the brain behind the Ethereum blockchain. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

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