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Coin Center Executive Director Peter Van Valkenburgh warns that if the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act (CLARITY Act) is not passed, the U.S. government may tighten regulations on the crypto industry. The bill aims to establish industry protections through legislation to avoid uncertainty caused by future policy changes. Currently, the bill is stalled in the Senate due to disagreements over key provisions. The lack of regulatory clarity could lead to increased enforcement actions.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Lista DAO has released an update on the Resolv Labs stablecoin USR security incident on the X platform. The disclosure states that a total of $8.6 million in related loans were involved previously, with $8.4 million already repaid. All positions have been fully redeemed at 1:1 USD value, and neither users nor the protocol have suffered any losses. Currently, only one remaining position of approximately $26,000 is unpaid. Lista DAO urges the affected users to contact the official team or Resolv Labs as soon as possible to complete repayment and close their positions.

The Federal Reserve faces inflationary pressure from rising oil prices, and the crypto market is volatile. Brother Maggi has significantly increased his holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum. BNP Paribas is expanding its crypto product line, Coinbase is facing a discount, and Kalshi is entangled in litigation. Market dynamics indicate that Bitcoin has yet to establish clear upward momentum.

Zhou Hongyi interprets the "Lobster Fever" and the future of Tokens at the Global Unicorn Enterprise Conference, pointing out that AI is different from traditional internet. Tokens, as a measurement unit for AI, have fixed consumption and increasing costs with usage, making it impossible to achieve unlimited use like mobile data.

Singapore uncovers an employee theft of cryptocurrency assets, amounting to approximately 8.83 million SGD. The defendant, Zhang Xinghua, and a former colleague, dissatisfied with their dismissal, illegally infiltrated the former employer's accounts to steal cryptocurrencies and launder money. Zhang has been sentenced to two years in prison. Dai Yong is involved in the case, and Chen Chongxin is at large, revealing internal personnel risks and crypto security challenges.

Artelo Biosciences announced a private placement of 3,188,407 common shares at $3.45 per share, raising $11 million. The funds will be used for company operations and to repay part of its debt. Currently, the company holds 45,883 SOL.

Gauntlet has updated the progress on resolving the Resolv vulnerability. The USDC Frontier (v1) on the Base network has been unallocated and carries no bad debt risk. Deposits have been reopened for v1 and v2 vaults, and Morpho will remove the interface warning. The mainnet v2 vault restart is underway, with more details to be provided in the future.

OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger stated on the X platform that the next version will adopt the MCP protocol to expand message access capabilities, support multiple software, and address community concerns about favoring OpenAI.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has nominated Shin Hyun Song, the head of the Monetary and Economic Department at the Bank for International Settlements and known as a "pragmatic hawk," as a candidate for the new governor of the Bank of Korea. It is understood that Shin Hyun Song is opposed to the Lee Jae-myung administration's push to peg the Korean won to stablecoins, believing that in countries with volatile exchange rates and susceptibility to capital outflows, stablecoins can easily become tools for capital flight, and those pegged to the domestic currency may accelerate this trend. (The Financial Times)

The UK has imposed sanctions on the Cambodian Crown Prince Group and its founder, Chen Zhi, involving his collaborator Hu Xiaowei. The sanctions document states that Hu Xiaowei provides financial and technical support to Chen Zhi. Additionally, the virtual currency trading platform "Xinbi" has also been sanctioned for providing cryptocurrency services to a scam operation.

Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of approximately $9 billion from October 2025 to the end of February this year, with $3 billion now flowing back in. Although the overall net outflow remains over $6 billion, the inflows and outflows within the year have become more balanced, reflecting a recovery in market sentiment.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that 21Shares, a cryptocurrency exchange trading product issuer, announced that on March 31, it will distribute staking rewards to investors of its Ethereum ETF TETH and Solana ETF TSOL. Each TETH share will receive $0.012530, and each TSOL share will receive $0.016962. (Globenewswire)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that U.S. Vice President Vance stated in an interview regarding the Iran issue that the United States has no intention of staying in Iran. After handling the current affairs, they will withdraw quickly. He added that there is every reason to believe that the U.S. has achieved all military objectives. The military operations have not yet ended because President Trump wants to ensure that Iran is completely deprived of the ability to threaten the United States.
Regarding the current rise in domestic oil prices in the U.S., Vance said this is an extremely short-term market reaction to the Israel-U.S.-Iran conflict. After the U.S. withdraws from Iran, oil prices will fall back. (CCTV International News)

France’s BNP Paribas launches 6 crypto asset-related ETNs, allowing investors to indirectly invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others without direct ownership. The product will be available for subscription to retail and corporate clients from March 30, 2026, in compliance with MiFID II regulations.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that several European countries have begun observing daylight saving time. As a result, trading hours in the European financial markets and the release times of economic data will be one hour earlier than during standard time. (Jin10)

The conflict between Iran and the United States impacts global shipping and energy supplies, causing a sharp rise in international oil prices and leading to a global inflation rebound. The pressure from high oil prices will affect multiple industries, especially economies that rely on imports. US gasoline prices have surged, not only exacerbating inflation in the United States but also potentially dampening the real estate market and stock market valuations, while also restraining global economic growth.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale sold 1,870 XAUT nine hours ago at an average price of $4,489. These XAUT were purchased two weeks ago at $5,075. This transaction resulted in a loss of approximately $1.1 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that on the X platform, on-chain data platform Glassnode stated that the current Bitcoin price is temporarily below the cost range of new entrants (USD 60,000–70,000). Data shows that there has been some degree of chip accumulation within this range, but the overall scale remains below the typical levels that have historically driven strong rebounds, and the chip density is relatively weak. Glassnode pointed out that the current accumulation structure has a constructive shape, but its strength is still insufficient, and it has not yet formed a clear upward momentum signal.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that despite several digital art projects debuting at Hong Kong Basel Art Fair, the overall NFT market remains weak with no clear signs of recovery. Specifically, in the "Bored Ape" series, Bored Ape 5278 is currently listed at only 7 ETH, down more than 100 ETH from its last sale price, reflecting a significant retracement in the valuation of top-tier NFT assets. As a once rapidly rising asset class, the Bored Ape series and the broader NFT art market have cooled significantly, with liquidity and price performance continuing to be under pressure. (CoinDesk)