Sky Wallet Company holds approximately 2.135 billion SKY, with a market value of around $156 million

March 26 — U.S. President Donald Trump recently told aides he wants to avoid a protracted war with Iran and aims to wrap up the conflict in the coming weeks, per The Wall Street Journal. However, Trump faces no easy path to ending the fighting, and peace talks remain in their early stages. In discussions with external political allies, he has at times shifted focus to other issues: the upcoming midterm elections, his decision to deploy immigration officers to airports, and his push for Congress to tighten voter eligibility rules. A source familiar with the matter said Trump told a colleague the war has distracted him, making it hard to focus on other top priorities. Another person who recently spoke with Trump noted the president appears ready to pivot to his next major challenge, though they did not specify what that challenge would be. Some allies hope he will turn his attention to Cuba, while close advisors are urging him to address voters’ key concerns: the cost of living, which

March 26th — HYPE’s price dropped below $40 this morning, per HyperInsight monitoring. The largest on-chain HYPE long position—suspected of insider trading linked to HYPE’s listing—saw its unrealized profits shrink from $4.6 million to $1.16 million. Currently, the address holds a 5x leveraged HYPE long position valued at $54.6 million, with an average entry price of $38.67, a floating return of 11%, and its liquidation price recently rising from $27.55 to $30.15. A $1.82 million loss has been recorded in the latest funding rate settlement. Background: The address aggressively opened long positions on October 24 last year, the eve of HYPE’s Robinhood listing, with a precise entry point. It never took profits when HYPE neared $50 at the end of October, remained inactive during the latest price rally without reducing positions, and appears to hold a long-term bet on HYPE breaking the $50 mark.

On March 26, per HyperInsight monitoring (via Telegram: @HyperInsight), the "30x Long Whale" briefly closed out all its ETH long positions—breaking even near its cost basis with a closing average price of $2159. The close netted a small ~$15,000 profit, just enough to cover pending order transaction fees, pushing the whale’s total accumulated profit across the entire cycle to $120,000. The long position was opened on March 20 at an average price of $2140, with an initial position size of roughly $8.67 million. The address then added to the position, lifting the average entry price above $2150 (the peak position size remained ~$8.67 million).

**MSX Expands Commercial Aerospace Coverage, 5 New Tokenized Stocks Launch with Double-Digit Gains** On March 26, decentralized real-world asset (RWA) trading platform MSX fully covered hot targets in the commercial aerospace sector, adding five new tokenized stocks: MNTS.M, SIDU.M, PL.M, BKSY.M, and YSS.M. The tokens opened with an average gain of over 10%, hitting an intraday peak surge of 27%. Q1 data shows 38 of MSX’s 39 new listings recorded gains. By completing asset allocation ahead of the sector’s rally, the platform effectively helped users hedge against asset shrinkage risks driven by recent geopolitical factors. Several newly listed stocks have recently hit all-time highs.

March 26 – Crypto analyst Willy Woo says current market sentiment is weak, with altcoins underperforming broadly. The key driver traces to the asset liquidation mechanism of **collateral token discounted trading with futures hedging overlay** launched post-FTX bankruptcy. During FTX’s liquidation, massive amounts of locked SOL were sold via **payment-before-delivery agreements**—often at over 60% discounts due to limited liquidity. Hedge funds bought these tokens, hedged price risk via futures markets, and layered in staking rewards plus basis gains to lock in nearly 70–80% **near-risk-free returns**. The strategy has since spread industry-wide: many project teams and their foundations now sell locked tokens early to hedge funds, which hedge via derivatives markets to absorb selling pressure. This has made it hard for retail investors to capture excess returns—a major factor behind this cycle’s poor overall performance. Woo notes a silver lining: the **anticipated future unloc

On March 26, on-chain detective ZachXBT revealed that Circle has unfrozen the USDC balance in a previously frozen wallet linked to Goated「.」com (address: 0x61f…e543). The wallet has regained access to its USDC, holding 130,966 tokens as of press time. ZachXBT also noted other affected wallets may be restored "in the near future." Recently, Circle froze USDC balances across 16 hot wallets belonging to multiple companies. The freeze stems from an undisclosed U.S. civil litigation case. Yesterday, ZachXBT stated these wallets—tied to exchanges, forex, and other businesses—show no evident connections to each other, criticizing Circle for failing to thoroughly review the freeze request. The wallets in question are operational hot wallets used by businesses to process high volumes of user transactions, and the freeze has disrupted their daily operations.