Hyperliquid has announced the addition of full on-chain validator voting functionality for asset delisting.

On March 31st, as per CoinDesk, the UK-regulated digital asset exchange Archax has obtained Globacap Private Markets, which is a broker-dealer regulated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), and has rebranded it as Archax Markets US. The company intends to utilize its US licenses to provide tokenized real-world assets (RWA), such as stocks and bonds.

On March 31st, the L1 blockchain Initia made an announcement regarding the launch of an airdrop. Firstly, 50,000,000 INIT tokens (accounting for 5% of the network's total supply) will be distributed to network testers, advocates, and users of the technology. Among them, Initia testnet participants make up 89.46% and will receive 44,731,300 INIT; Interwoven Stack Partners airdrop accounts for 4.50% and will get 2,250,000 INIT; and Social Contributors airdrop accounts for 6.04% and will receive 3,018,700 INIT. Currently, users can check their eligibility and claim their allocated tokens within 30 days after the Initia mainnet is launched. It was stated by Initia that the initial set of all its contributors were not eligible for the airdrop, and their wallets and social accounts have been excluded from the eligibility list.

On March 31st, cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett tweeted that the House of Representatives will be holding a hearing on cryptocurrency market structure legislation. The Digital Assets Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing on next Wednesday, April 9th, to discuss the matter of establishing a federal regulatory framework for digital assets. The theme of this hearing is "U.S. Innovation and the Future of Digital Assets: Adapting U.S. Securities Law to the Digital Age," marking the first public endeavor of the 119th Congress to establish rules governing the operation of the $2.7 trillion cryptocurrency industry in the United States.

On March 31st, as per Cointelegraph, the tax season for U.S. crypto investors is drawing near. They are required to file their 2024 tax returns by April 15th, 2025.

March 31st: On March 31st, China's March manufacturing PMI increased to 50.5%, suggesting a recovery in economic activity. Nevertheless, the PMI for small and medium-sized enterprises remains below the boom-bust line, and market confidence remains uncertain. Meanwhile, the market is focusing on the "reciprocal tariff" policy that the United States is expected to announce on April 2nd. This policy may involve imposing tariffs on Chinese imports, further escalating global economic pressure. In the short term, the recovery of Chinese economic data may serve as a positive factor for BTC. However, if the U.S. tariff policy triggers market risk aversion, it could exert pressure on BTC. Bitunix Analyst's Viewpoint: The market still encounters external policy risks. In the short term, BTC may test the $78,500 support level. If risk sentiment continues to worsen, BTC may reexamine the crucial $75,000 support level. On the other hand, if BTC breaks through $82,500, it is likely to challenge th

On March 31st, according to GMGN market data, VINE saw a short-term surge and reached $0.055 before retracing. It is currently trading at $0.0455 with a 24-hour increase of 37.5%.