Update: On March 14th, the US Bitcoin Spot ETF saw a net inflow of $32.1 million, with ARKB seeing inflows exceeding $100 million.

On March 18th, according to TheBlock, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Solana Futures quietly commenced on March 17th. On the first day, the trading volume was only $12.3 million and the open interest was $7.8 million, which is far lower than the previous remarkable performances of Bitcoin and Ethereum futures. K33 Research analysts Vetle Lunde and David Zimmerman pointed out in their latest report that this data reflects the lukewarm attitude of institutional investors towards altcoins. Even if a Solana ETF is approved in the future, its price-boosting effect on SOL may be weaker than market expectations. Bitcoin futures were launched at the peak of the bull market in December 2017, with a first-day trading volume of $102.7 million and an open interest of $209 million. Ethereum futures were introduced in February 2021 at the beginning of the altcoin craze, with a first-day trading volume of $31 million and an open interest of $20 million. Solana futures launched yesterday in a m

On March 18th, Justin Sun announced on the X platform that TRX is scheduled to land on Solana.

On March 18th, according to Arkham's monitoring, 15 minutes ago, Grayscale received 101.903 bitcoins from Coinbase Prime, with a value of $8.33 million.

On March 18th, according to GMGN market data, Bubblemaps (BMT) was listed on Binance's spot market at 23:00 UTC. After a brief decline, it rebounded and exceeded $0.33, reaching a new all-time high. The current market capitalization is reported to be $160 million, with a 24-hour increase of 112%.

On March 18th, the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust announced that Interop Labs (the initial development team of Axelar Network) has joined forces with industry leaders such as Citigroup, American Express, Chainlink, and Polygon to drive open-source and security development in the market and industry. Axelar Network and the Linux Foundation will work together to build an open-source future.
The Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust is a decentralized trust project supported by the Linux Foundation. It is committed to advancing trust and transparency in the digital world through blockchain technology and community-driven development. Its core idea is that "trust and transparency are the cornerstones of today's digital world." It plays a significant role in decentralized technology through community collaboration and open innovation.