10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 4,964 $BTC(-$458.3M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 4,701 $ETH(-$15.21M) yesterday.

As of March 28, AI Auntie’s monitoring reveals a large ETH holder who purchased during the Feb 6 market rebound has closed their position, incurring a $239,000 loss. The wallet address (0xAb59403c721Eaa64a850474e63919573c0F0b767) bought 7,008.8 ETH on-chain at $2,075 per unit, totaling $14.54 million. The holding was sold in two batches—one two weeks ago, the other six hours ago—with a final average selling price of $2,041.28, resulting in the loss.

On March 28th, per Lookonchain data, a wallet linked to F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun withdrew 9,000 ETH (≈$17.86 million) from Binance 8 hours ago and has since deposited the funds into Aave. As of now, the wallet holds a total of 79,818 ETH (≈$158.7 million).

March 28th: Per OnchainLens monitoring data, whale address 0xb19 deposited 2 million USDC into HyperLiquid and opened a 4x leveraged long position on 60,964 BRENTOIL contracts, worth roughly $6.5 million. Meanwhile, whale address 0xfee entered a counterparty short position, opening an 8x leveraged short position on 71,519 BRENTOIL contracts valued at approximately $7.6 million.

March 28: OnchainLens monitoring shows a whale address has deposited 4 million USDC into HyperLiquid and begun purchasing HYPE. As of now, the address holds 56,208 HYPE valued at over $2 million. It also has an active Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) order, which is expected to expand its position further in approximately 10 hours.

Multiple rounds of intense bombings targeted sites across Tehran, Iran’s capital, in the early hours of local time March 28, per CCTV International News. The U.S. and Israeli strikes mark the largest such attack on Tehran in recent weeks. Iran has yet to release official details about the "Iran-U.S. negotiations" that media outlets are closely tracking. From recent military moves by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to this morning’s large-scale airstrikes, there is no indication of easing military tensions among the parties. Iran’s Mehr News Agency confirmed Tehran’s Iran University of Science and Technology was hit by the U.S.-Israeli strikes in the early hours of March 28.

March 28 — Divergence in the U.S. crypto industry over stablecoin yields remains a key bottleneck slowing overall legislative progress. Multiple sources note that while draft language for related provisions has circulated in Congress recently, negotiations have yet to yield a substantive breakthrough. Jason Somensatto, Policy Director at Coin Center, called stablecoin yields the "primary obstacle" to advancing the current crypto market structure bill, adding that consensus on other provisions could quickly emerge if this issue is resolved. The core dispute centers on whether stablecoins should be allowed to offer yields to holders. The previously passed GENIUS Act already bars issuers from directly paying interest to users but does not restrict rewards from third-party platforms. The banking industry fears this will trigger deposit flight, while the crypto sector argues restricting yields would stifle innovation. Coinbase has faced criticism for objecting to certain provisions