The NASDAQ Composite Index turned positive intraday, after falling more than 1% at one point.

Multiple European countries have started Daylight Saving Time, resulting in financial market trading and data release times being moved one hour earlier.

Gate News reports that on March 29, multiple European countries began implementing Daylight Saving Time. As a result, the trading hours of financial markets and the release times of economic data in Europe will be one hour earlier than during Standard Time.

Michael Saylor seems to be signaling a bullish outlook, while Goldman Sachs claims that BTC may have bottomed out.

March 29th Cryptocurrency Market News: MicroStrategy's founder gives a bullish signal, analysts focus on Saudi production cuts, High points out that Bitcoin may have already bottomed. U.S. stocks may be approaching a short-term bottom, Canada plans to ban cryptocurrency political donations. The market needs to reset in order to start a new bull market.

Peking University Professor Wan Zhe: Closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to a global oil supply gap of 15%-20%

Professor Wan Zhe pointed out that the Middle East conflict creates uncertainty for oil prices, with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz potentially leading to a global supply gap of 15%-20%. Under the current circumstances, oil prices will remain above $100, and if the situation worsens or the Strait of Mandeb is blocked, oil prices will rise further; if there is a diplomatic breakthrough, oil prices may fall back below $100.

Bitcoin ETFs Cap Week With $225 Million Outflow as Ether Hits 8-Day Slide

Crypto ETFs closed the week under heavy pressure, with bitcoin posting a sharp outflow and ether extending its losing streak. Solana declined further, while XRP remained inactive. Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Deepen Losses as Weekly Selling Peaks The week did not end quietly. Instead, it closed with

Solana Slips Below Key Support as ETF Flows Turn Negative

Key Insights: Solana fell below a six-week trendline, shifting focus toward 85 dollars support and a potential move to $67.44  if weakness continues Exchange outflows reached over 39 million dollars in three days, signaling reduced sell pressure while also tightening liquidity during price v

Why bitcoin's 'compressed' valuation offers reduced downside risk versus stocks

Bitwise suggests Bitcoin has priced in tighter monetary policy impacts, while stocks remain vulnerable to macroeconomic shocks. Rising energy prices pressure inflation, affecting Fed rate cut expectations. Bitcoin, already adjusting to risk appetites, shows resilience compared to falling equities.