Pre-market: Crypto Stocks and Tech Stocks Down, MicroStrategy Down 0.92%

On March 28th, based on on-chain data, the BlackRock BUIDL Fund has exceeded $1.9 billion and reached $1,935,226,721. It has witnessed a 203.63% increase in the past 30 days. The current number of holders is 62 (aiming at institutional investors with a minimum threshold of $5 million). The APY is reported to be 4.50%, and the management fee ranges from 0.20% to 0.50%.

March 28th: According to foreign media reports, a draft proposal summary indicates that the Trump administration has presented a new and more extensive mining agreement with Ukraine. It is stated that the United States has revised the original proposal such that it will not offer future security guarantees to Ukraine. Instead, it requires Ukraine to contribute all revenues from the utilization of natural resources managed by state-owned and private enterprises within Ukraine to a joint investment fund. The terms proposed by Washington go far beyond the agreement that was being discussed a few days before the controversial meeting between Trump and Zelensky in the Oval Office last month. One source mentioned that U.S. Treasury Secretary Benson has been leading the negotiations on behalf of the United States. Additionally, according to this summary, the proposal does not make any mention of the issue of the United States owning Ukrainian nuclear power plants, which was a point that Trump

On March 28th, this morning, the US stock GameStop closed with a decline of more than 22%. In after-hours trading, it is currently up by 4.12%, and its market value is temporarily reported at $98.76 billion. Yesterday, GameStop announced its plan to privately issue $1.3 billion worth of 0.00% convertible senior notes (due 2030) to eligible institutional investors. Depending on market conditions, the company may also authorize the initial purchaser to purchase an additional $200 million worth of notes within 13 days. GameStop stated that the proceeds from the offering will be used for general corporate purposes, including purchasing Bitcoin in accordance with the company's investment policy.

On March 28th, Bithumb made an announcement that it is going to commence the trading of the ORCA Korean Won market.

On March 28th, perhaps due to the "Bithumb to List ORCA KRW Market Trading" news, ORCA saw a brief surge of over 10%, and it is currently trading at $2.872.

On March 28th, the U.S.-based artificial intelligence startup Yutori has successfully completed a financing round worth $15 million. This round was led by Rob Toews from Radical Ventures, and it also saw the participation of Felicis, AI expert Fei-Fei Li, and Google DeepMind's Chief Scientist Jeff Dean. The newly obtained funds will be allocated to the development of an AI-driven personal assistant. Yutori was co-founded by former Meta executives Devi Parikh and Dhruv Batra. Parikh previously took charge of multimodal AI research at Meta, while Batra was responsible for Meta's embodied AI research team. The company's team also includes experts who were involved in the development of Meta's open-source models Llama 3 and Llama 4. Yutori focuses on fine-tuning AI models through post-training to improve pretrained models for specific tasks.