Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

On March 25th, as reported by Arkham Monitor, the FBTC address of Fidelity saw an increase in its Bitcoin holdings with a value of $60 million.

On March 25th, David Sacks, the U.S. chief in cryptocurrency and AI fields, asserted that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is treading in the footsteps of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) by eradicating "reputational risk" as an element in bank regulation, deeming it a significant victory for cryptocurrency. "Reputational risk" may seem reasonable in theory. However, its definition is "the risk that negative publicity related to a financial institution's business practices, regardless of its truthfulness or not, will result in a decreased customer base, costly litigation, or a reduced revenue potential." In reality, this ambiguous and subjective criterion has been employed to justify the denial of banking services to legitimate cryptocurrency enterprises through "Operation Choke Point 2.0." Banking standards should be objective and quantifiable instead of being based on potentially untrue stories.

On March 25th, the Arbitrum Foundation issued its 2024 Transparency Report, revealing the funding for 276 projects in fields like DeFi, gaming, and infrastructure. Furthermore, the AI Trailblazer program has attracted early-stage innovative endeavors. In 2024, the Foundation enhanced developer education and engagement. It was prominently showcased at EthCC, Token2049, Devcon, and regional events. Ambassadors from 18 countries generated over 9000 pieces of content. Initiatives such as "Step into Arbitrum" facilitated the onboarding of new developers. The Arbitrum Foundation also played a crucial role in supporting technological advancements like Stylus, BoLD, Timeboost, and Fast Withdrawals, further strengthening Arbitrum's alliance with Ethereum.

On March 25th, the White House announced that the United States and Russia have reached an agreement to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea. They have also agreed to take steps to enforce the agreement that prohibits attacks on Russian and Ukrainian energy facilities. Additionally, the United States will continue to facilitate negotiations between the two sides. The United States and Ukraine have agreed to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea and have committed that the United States will assist in achieving a prisoner exchange. Furthermore, the United States and Ukraine have agreed to formulate measures to enforce the agreement that prohibits attacks on Russian and Ukrainian energy facilities. (Jinse)

On March 25th, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin saw a rebound and broke through $88,000. The 24-hour decline narrowed to 0.03%.

On March 25th, after the most recent Federal Reserve interest rate decision, U.S. President Trump has been persistently urging the Fed to lower interest rates. As worries about Trump's trade agenda grow, Trump is eager for the Fed to expedite rate cuts in order to alleviate economic pressure. Conversely, the Fed is making preparations for price shocks that Trump's tariffs might bring about and is delaying any rate cuts even in the face of economic weakness. Up to now, Trump's anger towards the Fed has been relatively moderate. Although he has been continuously criticizing the Fed since last Thursday's halt in rate cuts, he has not issued any direct threats yet. Trump has taken aggressive actions to strengthen his control over the government and reshape it in accordance with his political aspirations. A source close to the White House stated that Trump might try to remove Powell. The source said, "I don't think Powell would leave voluntarily. Trump might attempt to fire him, but I als