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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev posted on social media, "The Robinhood Chain testnet has processed 4 million transactions in its first week, and developers have started building applications on our L2 network."Robinhood Chain is a finance-grade Ethereum Layer 2 network built on Arbitrum, designed to support real-world assets.

According to CoinDesk, BTC is set to decline for the fifth consecutive week, marking the longest losing streak since 2022.At the same time, BTC is facing a fifth consecutive month of decline, which is the second longest losing streak in history, only behind the six-month downturn from 2018 to 2019.

"Fed's mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos stated that the content not mentioned in this Federal Reserve meeting minutes is more worthy of attention. He pointed out that in several meetings last year until December, staff predicted that the inflation rate would fall to 2% by 2027, but the December minutes pushed the timeline back to 2028.In the January meeting minutes, there was no specific mention of when the inflation rate would reach 2%, only indicating that the values were "slightly higher and balanced" compared to the December forecast, and it was expected that the impact of tariffs would end after mid-year, with inflation returning to the previous downward trend. The previous mention of "reaching 2% by 2028" did not reappear.Nick Timiraos hinted that this reflects a weakening confidence from the Federal Reserve regarding the inflation path, influenced by tight resource utilization and rising import prices. The official minutes confirmed a slightly higher forecast than in December but did not specify a return year, highlighting policy uncertainty.

According to The Block, on the opening day of the World Liberty Forum held by World Liberty Financial at Mar-a-Lago, its platform token WLFI rose by about 18%.Co-founder Eric Trump stated that despite market fluctuations, the overall development of the cryptocurrency industry is still at the "one-yard line" stage, meaning the industry is still in its early days.Eric Trump pointed out that an increasing number of traditional financial institutions are beginning to offer clients exposure to crypto assets and are incorporating digital assets into their strategic plans, indicating a shift in mainstream capital attitudes.Meanwhile, financial services company Apex Group announced plans to test the USD 1 stablecoin launched by World Liberty in traditional fund management processes, aiming to accelerate the settlement efficiency of tokenized assets. USD 1 is currently the fifth largest dollar-pegged stablecoin by market capitalization, with a circulation exceeding $5 billion.

According to Arkham monitoring, Michael Saylor's average buy price for BTC has decreased.Strategy purchased BTC for $168.4 million, reducing MSTR's average cost basis by $29 to $76,027. This is the first decline in this data in nearly two and a half years since September 25, 2023.

According to Gate's market data, Tesla (TSLA.O) stock price has fallen to a more than one-week low, with a decline of 3%.

According to Gate market data, the Nasdaq 100 index futures continued to decline, falling by 1.1%.

According to DL News, Shawn Young, chief analyst at MEXC Research, stated that cryptocurrency traders are expected to drive Bitcoin prices back to $100,000. Shawn Young said, "Although buyers are not purchasing digital assets on a large scale like they did a few months ago, the amount of Bitcoin they buy daily still exceeds the daily mining output. This creates a net positive supply dynamic that could trigger a short-term rebound." Some analysts warn that the situation could worsen.Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mike McGlone even predicts that Bitcoin prices could evaporate by 85%, eventually falling to $10,000. His reasoning is that the soaring stock market has siphoned off market volatility, while gold and silver have outperformed Bitcoin as safe-haven assets. Additionally, the industry seems to have lost confidence in President Trump's push for cryptocurrency, which will drive prices lower.Researchers like Ben Harvey from crypto investment firm Keyrock believe that Bitcoin's next move will not be determined by internal crypto factors but will depend on macro factors such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and institutional investors buying Bitcoin ETFs. Bloomberg data shows that concerns over an AI spending bubble have triggered a surge in credit default swap trading—these complex financial contracts were almost ignored a year ago. These contracts are similar to insurance, paying out when companies cannot repay their debts.Currently, Alphabet's nearly $900 million debt and Meta's nearly $700 million debt are linked to these contracts. This means that hedge funds are increasingly using these derivatives to hedge against downside risks. In other words, investors are hedging against a significant market sell-off that could drag down Bitcoin prices.Tech stocks, referred to as "AI panic trades," have been under pressure since January. The BlackRock flagship tech ETF (which tracks industry leaders like Microsoft, Oracle, and Palantir) has seen a decline of just over 23% year-to-date.Analysts expect that large tech companies will increase their borrowing from $165 billion in 2025 to $400 billion this year to invest in AI data centers, which could total trillions of dollars in investment costs—if AI projects fail to generate returns, investor risks will increase. Young stated that Bitcoin trading trends are aligning with tech stocks, thus "being the first to bear the impact of liquidity or capital shifts."

OpenSea announced that it will hold an online live event on March 30, during which it will reveal its latest product developments and future directions, stating that this event will mark the "next chapter" for OpenSea.In response to community speculation about the TGE timing, OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander stated on Discord that there has been no change since the last official public statement, and currently, no further information can be disclosed.

According to Jinshi reports, the USD/JPY exchange rate has fallen below 153, with a daily decline of 0.28%.

According to Decrypt, if Bitcoin closes lower, it will record its fifth consecutive month of decline, setting the longest losing streak since the 2018 bear market. The current decline has reached 13.98%. Since its all-time high, Bitcoin has accumulated a decline of 52.44%, just 3.82 percentage points away from the maximum drawdown of the 2018 bear market, taking only 123 days.The total market capitalization of the overall cryptocurrency market is reported at $2.33 trillion, down 1.33% in the past 24 hours. Although the Fear and Greed Index has risen from 8 to 12, it remains in the "extreme fear" range. The prediction market Myriad traders currently bet that Bitcoin is more likely to reach $55,000 before $84,000, with a probability of 60%.Technical analysis shows that Bitcoin's price is still operating below the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA200), and the EMA200 is below the EMA50, indicating that bearish momentum is dominant. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 34.7, in the bearish range; the Average Directional Index (ADX) has reached 56.4, indicating a strong current downtrend.Analysis points out that to reverse the trend, Bitcoin needs to reclaim the $100,000 level or form a structural reversal pattern with consistently higher lows. Currently, the market still appears to be in a historically prolonged downtrend phase.

According to Cointelegraph, despite ETH's cumulative decline of about 20% and briefly falling below the psychological level of $2,000, on-chain data and derivatives structure indicate that the market is brewing a potential rebound.On-chain data shows that over 2.5 million ETH flowed into long-term holding addresses in February, with the holdings of related addresses increasing from 22 million to 26.7 million since 2026. At the same time, approximately 37.22 million ETH (accounting for over 30% of the circulating supply) is currently staked, leading to a continuous contraction of the circulating supply. The network's fundamentals have also significantly improved, with weekly transaction numbers reaching a historical high of 17.3 million, and the median Gas fee dropping to $0.008, a decrease of about 3,000 times from the peak in 2021.On the technical side, ETH's 4-hour chart may be forming an "Adam and Eve bottom" reversal pattern. If the price effectively breaks through the neckline at $2,150, the theoretical target range points to $2,473--$2,634. If it loses the recent high-low structure, $1,909 will be a key short-term liquidity level.In terms of derivatives, the open interest in ETH has decreased to $11.2 billion, significantly down from the cycle high of $30 billion in August 2025, but the estimated leverage ratio remains at a relatively high level of 0.7. Data shows that approximately 73% of accounts are in a long position; the liquidation heatmap indicates that there is over $2 billion in short liquidation pressure above $2,200, while the liquidation scale for long positions around $1,800 is about $1 billion, with a relatively higher risk of short squeezes above.Analysts believe that if ETH can achieve an effective breakout above $2,150, it may open up upward space in the short term, targeting the $2,500 level.

Tom Lee stated in an interview with Rug Radio founder Farokh Sarmad that the current crypto market is experiencing a "mini winter," which will not be a long-term bear market, but will require time to digest. He advises investors not to wait for the perfect bottom and to start buying in batches at lower points now. The pain may last for a few months to half a year, but a significant turnaround will be seen in 2026.Additionally, Tom Lee mentioned that he does not regret buying ETH too early and stated that ETH is currently near the bottom (possibly briefly dropping below $1800 or $1890), but historically there have been 8 V-shaped recoveries. In the long term, ETH is the "story for the next 15 years"—the underlying foundation for stablecoins, AI, and the creator economy.Finally, Tom Lee once again predicted that Bitcoin will rise to $200,000 to $250,000 in 2026, while Ethereum will reach $12,000 to $22,000 based on historical ratios.

X product lead and Solana advisor Nikita Bier posted on the X platform, "I genuinely hope the crypto industry can thrive on X, but applications that encourage spamming, attacking, and harassing random users are not the right way. This behavior significantly harms the user experience for millions, while only benefiting a few.Additionally, X will launch a series of new features in the coming weeks, including a smart cash tag that will allow you to trade stocks and cryptocurrencies directly from the timeline."

According to the Hong Kong Economic Journal, the newly appointed president of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Lo Chok-kin, stated that guidelines are being developed to help the accounting and business sectors understand how to handle virtual assets in accounting. The first part of the guidelines, which involves virtual currencies and stablecoins, has been issued, while the second part, which has not yet been announced, relates to the auditing requirements for stablecoins set by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The Institute is currently in discussions with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on this matter, and it is expected to be released within six months. The third part of the virtual asset accounting guidelines aims to be launched by the end of the year at the earliest, but it will still require communication and consensus with regulatory bodies and the industry before it can be released.

According to Jinshi reports, Morgan Stanley strategists pointed out in a report that if inflation data comes in below expectations after a strong non-farm payroll report, it often triggers the largest decline in the dollar. In this case, strong signals of U.S. growth without accompanying inflationary pressures benefit risk-sensitive currencies strengthening against the dollar. The strategists stated that the inflation swap market suggests that the January inflation report to be released tonight may be below expectations.

Analyst IT Tech stated in a report from CryptoQuant on Thursday that Bitcoin's seven-day average realized net loss has reached $2.3 billion, calling it "one of the largest panic sell-off events in Bitcoin's history, comparable to the 2021 crash, the 2022 Luna/FTX debacle, and the mid-2024 adjustment.""This scale of loss ranks among the top 3 to 5 in history," the analyst added, "There have been only a few instances in Bitcoin's history where such a level of panic selling has occurred." Bitcoin has plummeted nearly 50% from its all-time high of over $126,000 last October, currently trading around $66,600; it had previously dipped to a low of $60,000 on February 6 before recovering.