A certain trader has been closing their HYPE long positions continuously over the past 3 days, with remaining long positions still showing an unrealized profit of $4.15 million.

Dogecoin ETF Sees Zero Inflows as Traders Hold Through Dip

Key Insights The Dogecoin ETF recorded zero inflows for eight straight days despite price volatility, signaling hesitation among institutional-style investors toward meme coin exposure products. Traders accumulated millions of DOGE during price dips, indicating continued confidence in the

Bhutan Moves $8.5M Bitcoin as Outflows Continue

The Royal Government of Bhutan has steadily moved $8.5 million in Bitcoin to a new wallet, part of a larger trend of $158 million in transfers. This gradual selling strategy avoids market shocks and reflects a careful asset management approach rather than panic.

A certain CEX CEO: In the first two months of this year, the OTC trading volume has reached 25% of last year's total.

Gate News reports that on March 28, Richard Teng, the CEO of a certain CEX, stated that the OTC trading volume on the platform in the first two months of 2026 has reached 25% of the total volume for the entire year of 2025. Richard Teng said, "The demand from institutions for deep liquidity and reliable execution is stronger than ever."

Bitcoin ETF ends with seven straight red days, and renewed downward pressure hits the Bitcoin price

Recently, after experiencing a net inflow for seven consecutive trading days, the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a significant outflow, with a net outflow of $163.5 million on the 18th and another outflow of $51.9 million on the 19th, indicating a simultaneous weakening of market capital and prices. Bitcoin's price briefly fell below $70,000, highlighting that the fund flows of the ETF can no longer support its rebound, and the deteriorating macro environment is putting pressure on risk assets, causing a noticeable contraction in investor preference. The testing of the $70,000 threshold has become a barometer for short-term market sentiment.

Mining firm MARA sells 15,000 Bitcoin, raises $1.1 billion to buy back convertible bonds

MARA Holdings announced that it sold 15,133 bitcoins in March, cashing in approximately $1.1 billion, which will be used to repurchase zero-coupon convertible bonds maturing in 2030 and 2031, reducing debt to enhance financial flexibility. This repurchase will bring about $83 million in cash savings, and the CEO stated that this move expands the company's strategic options.

Gold plummets, "safe haven for funds" changes hands? JPMorgan: During the war, "Bitcoin becomes the new darling of hedging."

JPMorgan pointed out that in the Middle East conflict, Bitcoin has shown strong resilience against declines, with significant inflows and active trading, while gold and silver are facing capital outflows. Under pressure from high interest rates and a strong dollar, gold prices have fallen by about 15%. With its borderless characteristics, Bitcoin has become a safe-haven choice, and institutional investors are also adjusting their positions, indicating a decrease in gold liquidity while Bitcoin liquidity is increasing.