10 #Bitcoin ETFs inflows 7,066 $BTC(+$703.6M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs inflows 14,425 $ETH(+$48.32M) yesterday.

On March 17, Coinglass data shows total crypto liquidations hit $570 million over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $125 million of the total, while short positions made up $446 million. Globally, 127,807 traders were liquidated, with the largest single liquidation occurring on Bitfinex at $6.9442 million.

On March 17, per HyperInsight’s monitoring (via Telegram: @HyperInsight), as the cryptocurrency market rallied, the “Big Brother Whale” expanded its ETH long position to 10,175 coins—equivalent to ~$23.92 million—with an unrealized profit of $1.37 million to date. Additionally, the whale added 45 BTC and 64,000 HYPE to its long positions, bringing total unrealized profit to $1.41 million.

March 17 — Per MLM Monitor, a wallet cluster has received 3,523,331 HYPE tokens from Galaxy Digital over the past 40 days, totaling roughly $144 million. This makes it one of the largest buyers in the period. Galaxy Digital’s most recent transfer to the cluster was 395,000 HYPE tokens, worth approximately $16.2 million. The specific identity of the wallet cluster remains unconfirmed.

**March 17th Note** Per on-chain analyst Yu Jin’s monitoring, 2 hours ago—following an 8% ETH price surge—the “Hyperliquid Max Long” account closed a profitable long position by selling 40,000 ETH ($94.44 million), locking in $14.8 million in gains. Earlier, the account had opened a $290 million notional long position. Amid the recent rebound, total profits now total $47.92 million: - 120,000 ETH opened at ~$2,000 → $43.2 million profit - 700 BTC opened at $68,420 → $4.72 million profit As of now, the account still holds long positions for 80,000 ETH and 700 BTC.

As of March 17th, Onchain Lens monitoring shows BlackRock has withdrawn 3,719 BTC ($274.41 million) from Coinbase and deposited 2,018 BTC ($124.88 million) over the past 9 hours.

March 17 (The Block) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce told CNBC in a Monday interview that the agency welcomes asset managers exploring tokenized financial instruments and new ETF structures, encouraging proactive engagement with regulators. “We genuinely want you to come talk to us about your plans. We want to work with you to explore how the market can test your products,” Peirce said. She noted attitudes toward blockchain have shifted in recent years, with more companies voluntarily proposing tokenization plans to the SEC: “People are coming to us saying they see real potential in tokenization.” On leveraged ETFs, Peirce clarified the SEC does not judge a product’s merits—its role is to ensure compliance with statutory leverage limits and disclosure rules. “If an issuer can show the structure meets securities laws, they may propose a plan that exceeds typical thresholds,” she added. For tokenization, Peirce revealed SEC staff are ex