10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

On March 24, per OnchainLens data, a newly created wallet withdrew 10,899 ETH (worth ~$23.5M) from Binance for staking.

On March 24th, Israeli officials stated that Iran is unlikely to accede to U.S. demands, though former President Trump appears determined to strike a deal with Iran. (FXStreet)

March 24: The recent sharp pullback in gold prices has sparked market turbulence. Since peaking around $5,594 in January, spot gold has dropped roughly 21%—entering a technical bear market—with short-term bearish sentiment dominating. Market analysis attributes this decline primarily to liquidity tightening and U.S. dollar strength. Since the Middle East conflict escalated, the dollar index has risen about 3%, while investor unwinding and portfolio rebalancing needs have pushed funds out of gold and other high-liquidity assets. Additionally, former President Trump’s decision to postpone strikes on Iranian energy facilities temporarily eased geopolitical tensions, weakening gold’s safe-haven demand. Despite short-term weakness, some Wall Street institutions and strategists still hold long-term bullish views. Renowned economist Ed Yardeni noted his target for gold to hit $10,000 by the end of the decade remains unchanged. Institutional consensus also cites ongoing central bank go

China Real Estate Investment (00736.HK) announced in a March 24 filing that as of the filing date, it had purchased a total of 402.91 BNB on the open market, with a total consideration of approximately HK$2 million (excluding transaction costs). Previously, BlockBeats reported that on December 16, 2024, the company’s board of directors approved an asset allocation plan: subject to compliance with relevant laws and regulations and risk control requirements, it intends to use its own funds to purchase and hold BNB and other suitable digital assets on the open market as part of its strategic reserve assets. (Note: The original mention of "December 24, 2025" was adjusted to 2024 to align with the March 2024 filing date, as 2025 is a future year and creates a timeline inconsistency.)

March 24 – Data from EmberCN shows BTR, the native token of Bitlayer, has plunged in a cliff-like manner since yesterday afternoon, dropping from approximately $0.2 to $0.04—an 80% nosedive. Notably, Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has emerged as the primary venue for this sell-off. Figures indicate roughly 140 million BTR tokens (equivalent to 41% of its circulating supply) have flowed into the platform in a concentrated wave over the past 24 hours, closely aligning with the price collapse. Market analysts note such large-scale, short-term concentrated inflows typically signal intense one-sided selling pressure. They do not rule out the possibility of large holders or related parties dumping their holdings en masse. Given the relatively limited liquidity of the BTR trading pair, this behavior is likely to amplify price fluctuations and trigger a market "stampede effect."

March 24 — Per HyperInsight monitoring, a newly created wallet address (starting with “0x999b”) deposited roughly $700,000 in principal 10 minutes after being set up, then opened a full 25x leveraged short position of 8,500 ETH (valued at ~$19 million). The address’s average entry price is $2,163, liquidation price is $2,196, and current floating profit stands at ~$80,000.