This article summarizes cryptocurrency news for March 19, 2026, focusing on the latest Bitcoin updates, Ethereum upgrades, Dogecoin trends, real-time cryptocurrency prices, and price predictions. Today's major events in the Web3 sector include: 1. ETFs Absorb Over $1.1 Billion but Struggle to Save the Market? Powell and Oil Prices Team Up to Pressure Bitcoin, Breaking Key Support Levels; 2. Evernorth Submits IPO Application, Plans to Raise $1 Billion to Build the Largest XRP Treasury Company; 3. Federal Reserve Hawks Signal Weighs on Bitcoin, Multiple OGs Sell Over $100 Million in BTC.

Trump clarified on Truth Social that the official name of his new bill is the "Saving America Act," opposing the term "Saving Act." The bill aims to pave the way for midterm elections, with a Senate vote expected this week. Trump stated that he will not sign other legislation before this bill passes.

Gate launched the AI aggregation platform GateRouter on March 16, providing developers and AI Agents with a unified model calling interface. Users can quickly access multiple mainstream large models through a single API and enjoy a pay-as-you-go model without requiring a credit card or subscription, offering high credibility and convenient usage.

Slowmist founder Yu Xian complained on the X platform about the experience of using AI development tools, stating that while he initially thought it would save time, he actually needs to constantly guide and supervise the tools, resulting in being busier, increased expenses, and generating a lot of useless content.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that digital asset market structure legislation is not expected to advance before April, as the Senate will prioritize the Save America Act. This timeline differs from the expectations of the Ohio senator. While the Agriculture Committee has advanced the bill, the Banking Committee's proceedings have been delayed, and the White House has not reached any agreement.

Gate News reported that on March 12, U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that the Senate plans to advance cryptocurrency market structure legislation and licensing-related legislation after completing debate on the (voter identification provisions) of the Save America Act. John Thune said that senators are pushing forward this long-awaited cryptocurrency market structure legislation and indicated that if there is bipartisan willingness to cooperate, the Senate can make progress on multiple issues of shared concern between the two parties. The Save America Act is expected to undergo partisan debate in the Senate next week.

Trump stated at the Florida conference that he will refuse to sign any other laws until the "SAVE America Act" is approved by Congress, which addresses issues such as voter identification. This stance could impact the progress of legislation related to the cryptocurrency industry. At the same time, Trump has prioritized crypto regulation but currently considers the voter identification bill as the top priority.

GD Culture announces the partial sale of 7,500 Bitcoins to fund a $100 million stock buyback, aiming to stabilize the declining stock price. This move marks the company's shift from aggressive digital asset allocation to defensive capital management. The market is focused on the final amount of Bitcoin sold, the speed of the buyback, and the impact of Bitcoin price trends on decision-making, highlighting the importance of digital asset transformation for shareholder returns.

Lebanese bankers and politicians are considering selling or leasing the central bank's gold reserves to save the economy, but the public strongly opposes it, viewing it as a short-term solution that harms the public interest.