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Bitcoin fails to deliver this quarter as gold outperforms and US trade tariffs keep BTC price upside firmly off the menu as crypto traders brace for impact.
Stablecoin regulation faces challenges similar to those of money market funds, undergoing setbacks but ultimately integrating into the financial system
Most projects are still finding their footing. But those that have gotten it right—projects with revenue, strategy, and trust—have the opportunity to become the much-needed "cathedrals" of the industry, providing a long-term, stable benchmark.
Crypto markets show cautious optimism as altcoins end a five-week streak of outflows, with analysts predicting a potential recovery and rally in the near future.
Crypto markets face a week of high stakes, with potential tariffs, network upgrades, and token unlocks creating both risks and opportunities for traders.
- 20:22Traders reduce bets on ECB rate cut, expect 58 bps by year-endOn 31 March, traders reduced their bets on an ECB rate cut, expecting a 58 bps cut before year-end.
- 20:21Data: $1.21bn increase in stablecoins on the Tron chain in the last 7 days, $438.4m decrease in ArbitrumOn 31 March, according to Lookonchain's monitoring, stablecoins (USDT and USDC) on the Tron (Wavefield) chain have increased by $1.21 billion, Solana by $294 million, and Aptos by $206.6 million in the last seven days. In addition, stablecoins on the Arbitrum chain decreased by $438.4 million, Ether by $381 million and Hyperliquid by $237 million.
- 20:21Bitcoin falls briefly below $82,000On 31 March, bitcoin briefly fell below $82,000, down 0.65% in 24 hours, according to market information.