White House Digital Asset Advisory Committee Executive Director Patrick Wieth supports the legitimacy of stablecoin yields, believing that when foreign investors exchange local currency for U.S. stablecoins, it actually brings new net capital inflows to the U.S. banking system. This view contrasts with the banking industry's concerns about stablecoins stealing deposits and has sparked a debate on how to balance financial innovation with community bank interests.

The latest US CPI data released aligns with market expectations, but due to the impact of the Middle East situation, market reactions are muted. The US stock indices fluctuate, and BTC prices hover around $70,000. Although it appears stable in the short term, market sentiment remains pessimistic, and whether the price can stay above $70,000 in the future remains uncertain, mainly depending on the development of the Middle East situation. Meanwhile, Binance's net flow data shows that investors withdraw BTC during market downturns, but selling pressure still exists.

Long positions in XRP derivatives continue increasing while net buying climbs toward roughly 13–15 million contracts. Support and resistance are at $1.33 and $1.37 respectively, with the price standing at $1.35. Although it fell by 0.6% per day, positioning statistics indicate a steady ri

Binance founder Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao has dismissed the Forbes Billionaires List, which put his net worth at $110 billion, pointing to a steep drop in crypto prices. Forbes ranked CZ higher than Michael Bloomberg, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and India’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani. Binance fou

The Cardano Foundation has voted in favor of a proposal to cap the amount of ADA that can leave the Treasury to 300 million. It says the new limit matches the expected Treasury income and aligns with a more conservative spending plan. The Cardano Foundation has voted to support a new

Written by: Cathy, Plain Language Blockchain Mining one Bitcoin costs $87,000. When sold, the market only pays you $67,000. For each Bitcoin mined, you net a loss of $20,000. It’s not just losing on fees or electricity fluctuations; it’s a solid loss—losing $20,000 for every Bitcoin produced. This is the reality in March 2026. Data from Glassnode and MacroMicro both point to the same conclusion: Bitcoin mining, at current prices, is a losing business. But miners aren’t just sitting around waiting to die. They’ve made a choice that the entire market didn’t expect—they’re stopping mining and selling electricity to AI. Specifically, it’s not “stopping mining,” but rather emptying the Bitcoin treasury and pouring all funds into AI data centers, relegating mining to a side gig. Since Bitcoin dropped from 126,000 in October 2025

Bitcoin ETF flows have shifted into positive territory over the last 30 days, even as gold ETF demand shows signs of fatigue after a prolonged rally. In the latest data pulse, bitcoin-focused funds logged a net inflow of $273 million on March 6 after a $1.9 billion outflow in February, while GLD—the

New data from Ethena indicates a significant decline in speculative demand in the cryptocurrency market. Capital deployed has dropped to its lowest in years, with net long positions weak. Long and short positions are nearly balanced, a rare market state. Basis trades have decreased over 60% since early February, reflecting investor adjustments amid increasing hedging and short selling pressures.

Solana ETFs have accumulated $1.45 billion in net inflows since their July 2025 launch, despite SOL's price collapsing approximately 57 percent over the same period, according to Bloomberg Intelligence data.