Shield: The KiloEx Attacker Tagged Address has returned approximately 1.4 million USDT to KiloEx

On March 27, The Wall Street Journal reported that SpaceX’s initial public offering (IPO) is expected to raise between $40 billion and $80 billion, citing people familiar with the matter. The company is also considering offering preferential treatment to investors in Elon Musk’s other ventures during the stock sale.

March 27: Per Onchain Lens monitoring, the Worldcoin team transferred 89.65 million WLD (roughly $26.17 million) to a new wallet and subsequently began moving the funds to a centralized exchange (CEX).

March 27th — A day after releasing two cryptic social media videos, the White House today posted three pixel art-style images of Donald Trump — with no accompanying captions.

March 27th — Per Forbes, Michael Saylor has turned Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) from a relatively obscure enterprise software firm into the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder over the past six years, amassing more than 762,000 BTC worth tens of billions of dollars. At yesterday’s digital asset summit in New York, Saylor highlighted “digital credit” as a core opportunity. The STRC product he introduced (nicknamed “Stretch”) is a preferred stock offering Strategy positions as a unique crypto tool: a low-volatility, high-yield asset built for fixed-income portfolios. Saylor noted the product boasts an 11.5% yield, ~2% volatility, and a Sharpe ratio near 4. It has a $5 billion nominal size, $224 million in daily liquidity, and already operates at institutional trading scale. “Digital credit is the world’s most attractive credit tool,” he said after the event. “If you can create a product with a Sharpe ratio of 4, it belongs in every portfolio.” Meanwhile, institutional

CoinDesk reported on March 27 that OKX has no plans to rush into a U.S. public listing—even as the crypto exchange ramps up global expansion and enters tokenized finance. Speaking at Thursday’s New York Digital Asset Summit, OKX Global Managing Partner and CMO Haider Rafique noted: “We’ll only go public when we’re confident we can create value for shareholders. If we don’t have that confidence, there’s no need to list.” This comes as OKX recently wrapped up a strategic investment tie-up with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), pushing its valuation to $25 billion. Rafique said the company took a conservative approach to pricing, adding: “Based on our revenue growth, licenses, and assets, we’re undervalued.” He emphasized the move was “very intentional”—tied to long-term shareholder returns. Rafique’s comments reflect broader market concerns over crypto firms’ public market performance. He noted at least one major listed crypto company has underperformed since its IPO: “I bought a

March 27th — Coinbase announced in an official statement that Based One (BASED1) will be added to its listing roadmap.