Data: 2,026,400 TON transferred from an anonymous address, valued at approximately $2,776,200.

CoinShares: Digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $619 million last week

According to CoinShares weekly report, digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $619 million on March 9, reflecting the market's response to the Iran crisis. Despite poor non-farm payroll data, overall sentiment remains positive, with the United States contributing the majority of the funds. Bitcoin and Ethereum performed notably.

HIP-3 volume on Hyperliquid hits a record $720 million

Data from Pine Analytics reveals that Hyperliquid HIP-3 recorded its highest daily trading volume on a Sunday, driven by active trading in XYZ amid rising geopolitical tensions affecting oil prices and financial volatility. This resulted in a record weekend trading volume of approximately 720 million USD, underscoring the impact of macroeconomic shocks on decentralized crypto derivatives platforms.

Nikkei Index plunges, Japanese CEX trading volume surges by 200%

On March 9th, influenced by a sharp decline in the Japanese stock market, the trading volume of a certain CEX in Japan surged, with 24-hour trading volume increasing by 200%. In comparison, the CEXs in the United States and South Korea experienced smaller increases. Bitcoin against the Japanese Yen rose approximately 2.05%, reflecting the yen's weakness and a surge in trading activity. Analysts point out that South Korea reacts strongly to oil price shocks, while the increase in Japanese CEX trading instead demonstrates market resilience.

French publicly listed company Capital B increases holdings by 2 BTC, bringing total holdings to 2,836 BTC

Gate News Report, March 9th, French publicly listed company Capital B recently increased its Bitcoin holdings by 2 coins, bringing the total holdings to 2836 BTC.

Bitcoin ETF experiences two consecutive weeks of net inflows, reversing a five-month $3.8 billion outflow for the first time

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced net inflows for two consecutive weeks, totaling approximately $1.355 billion, indicating a rebound in institutional confidence. Although there was a capital withdrawal over the weekend, this is still the first sustained growth in five months. The inflow rate for Bitcoin ETFs has approached the fifteen-year cumulative level of gold ETFs, reflecting increased market acceptance of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin holds steady at $67,000: Crypto concept stocks collectively decline, signaling a repeat of the 2022 market crisis

Recently, Bitcoin's price has been fluctuating around $67,500, but related crypto concept stocks have experienced a significant pullback, sparking market concerns about risk. Data shows that the stock prices of many publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin have declined, and some investors are already in unrealized losses. This situation echoes signals from the 2022 crypto market crisis, with funds flowing out of crypto ETFs and investors beginning to reduce their risk exposure. Nevertheless, publicly traded companies still hold large amounts of Bitcoin, and future development depends on increased institutional participation.