Tether has announced itself as the seventh largest buyer of US Treasury bonds in 2024

On March 21st, as per the monitoring of LookOnChain, a particular address transformed $304 into $482,000 through a BUBB transaction, thereby achieving a return of 1,586 times. This trader only spent $304 to acquire 43.94 million BUBB tokens. They sold 28.9 million BUBB tokens at a price of $122,000 and still hold 15.64 million BUBB tokens (approximately $360,000).

On March 21st, based on alternative data, today's Crypto Fear and Greed Index decreased from 49 yesterday (with an average of 27 last week) to 31. The market sentiment still remains in a "Fear" state. Note: The Fear Index ranges from 0 to 100 and incorporates the following indicators: Volatility (25%) + Market Volume (25%) + Social Media Hype (15%) + Market Surveys (15%) + Bitcoin's Percentage of the Market (10%) + Google Trends Analysis (10%).

Turned $304 into $482K on $BUBB—a 1,586x return! This trader spent only $304 to buy 43.94M $BUBB and sold 28.9M $BUBB for $122K, leaving 15.64M $BUBB($360K).

On March 21st, based on HTX market data, BANANA saw a brief surge and exceeded $23 this morning. It is currently trading at $22.47, with a 24-hour price change of 17.4%.

On March 21st, as monitored by Farside Investors, yesterday witnessed a net inflow of $9.2 million into FBTC at Fidelity and a net outflow of $3.5 million from FETH.

On March 21st, the BeInCrypto analyst predicted: Given that the SEC announced today that PoW mining is not regarded as a securities offering and is not subject to securities regulations, the SEC may approve the ETFs of multiple altcoins in the second quarter of 2025. This regulatory clarity may have an impact on the likelihood of approval for some PoW-based crypto asset ETFs. For instance, Litecoin, which falls into this category, is highly likely to obtain approval. The analyst further stated that earlier in February, the SEC announced that Meme coins are not securities. This might be due to the regulatory obstacles faced by Dogecoin ETFs. The SEC may declare that all these assets are not securities, thus laying the groundwork for future ETF applications.