Data: 4,791,000 TON transferred from anonymous addresses, and after routing, flowed into TON

Bitcoin ETF saw nearly a $300 million outflow in a single week! Global crypto funds finally ended 4 weeks of inflows

Due to the impact of the Iran conflict and inflation expectations, investors’ risk appetite has declined, leading to nearly $300 million in net outflows from U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs last week, and global crypto funds also saw $414 million less in fund inflows. Ether was hit the hardest, with outflows totaling $222 million; year-to-date, it still shows negative net inflows, while Bitcoin has continued to maintain positive net inflows this year.

BlackRock transferred 4,833 ETH and about 204 BTC to a certain CEX

Gate News message: On March 31, according to Arkham monitoring, about 1 hour ago, BlackRock transferred 4,833 ETH (worth approximately $9.78 million) to a certain CEX address via its Ethereum exchange-traded fund ETHA; then, about 50 minutes ago, it transferred 204.045 BTC (worth approximately $13.53 million) to a certain CEX address via its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund IBIT.

After an address went inactive for 2 months, it deposited 2,000 ETH into a certain CEX, worth $4.03 million

Gate News message: On March 31, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, the address luggis (@luggisdoteth) (0x5d7...0b37), after being inactive for 2 months, deposited 2,000 ETH into a certain CEX, worth $4.03 million.

BTC drops 0.58% in 15 minutes: a pullback triggered by on-chain capital flows accelerating and a resonance with macro uncertainty

2026-03-31 09:45 to 10:00 (UTC), BTC recorded a return of -0.58% within 15 minutes, with a trading range of 65,996.1–66,509.1 USDT, a volatility of 0.77%. Short-term fluctuations intensified, drawing market attention. Total on-chain transfers reached 420,000, with the number of transactions as high as 27,986, indicating rapid capital movement and a phased increase in market participation, though overall trading remains cautious. The primary drivers behind this deviation are on-chain large-capital reallocation activity and an acceleration in fund flows. On-chain data shows that both the total transfer volume and the number of transactions have risen together

ETH 15-minute drop of 0.61%: Main capital accelerates outflows and on-chain activity declines in sync, suppressing the market

2026-03-31 09:45 to 2026-03-31 10:00 (UTC), the ETH price fluctuated between 2012.5 and 2030.74 USDT. The 15-minute K-line return rate was -0.61%, and the amplitude reached 0.90%. Among major coins, performance was relatively weak; short-term market attention increased, volatility slightly worsened, and selling pressure was clearly released. The main driving force behind this unusual move is that large funds continued to flow out throughout the day; from 09:45 to 10:00, the outflow intensity further increased. According to on-chain and trading data, on March 3rd, the outflow of main funds persisted, indicating sustained selling pressure and a lack of buying support, which contributed to the continued downward trend in ETH prices.

Crypto ETFs are entering the “hedgeable era”: Hashdex launches options, and institutional capital may accelerate its entry.

In March 2026, the Nasdaq Crypto Index ETF (NCIQ) under Hashdex officially launched options trading, marking the shift of crypto ETFs from “one-way bets” to “structured investing.” The introduction of options allows investors to manage risk more effectively and design return strategies, offering allocation routes for institutional investors such as pension funds and family offices, driving the rapid expansion of the crypto derivatives market, and in the future, more structured products may emerge.