On Tuesday, bitcoin and ether ETFs swung back to net outflows, while solana and XRP ETFs recorded small net inflows. Bitcoin ETFs saw a $74.53 million exit and ether ETFs lost $40.80 million, even as solana ETFs added $4.64 million and XRP ETFs took in $1.40 million. Trading volumes stayed elevated, but net assets for the major funds ended lower.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose above 4.4% this week, the highest level in about eight months, then slipped back to around 4.32% on Wednesday after reports pointed to possible de-escalation in the Middle East. The prior jump came as investors repriced inflation and fiscal risks, with Tuesday’s close near 4.39% and Wednesday trading around 4.32%–4.33%.

Analysts said Circle's roughly 20% stock drop is being misread, arguing proposed stablecoin-yield limits would weigh more on distributors than issuers. Bhutan moved 519.7 BTC (about $37 million) to two wallets, while Bitmine bought 67,111 ETH worth about $145 million from Kraken and reported holdings of roughly 4.66 million ETH.

South Korean lawmakers from the ruling People Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party agreed to postpone a planned 20% tax on virtual-asset gains until 2027 after estimates showed $110 billion in annual outflows. Regulators said outflows accelerated in H2 2025, including $60 billion leaving in six months, as traders shifted activity to offshore venues offering futures, leverage and hedging tools not available domestically.

Polymarket trading shows rising probabilities for a US-Iran ceasefire as deadlines extend from March 31 through Dec. 31, while near-term odds remain low despite heavier early-pool volume. The shift comes after Trump said the U.S. is "in negotiations right now" with Iran, and after a New York Times-reported 15-point framework was delivered to Tehran via Pakistan.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has set up an Innovation Task Force to focus on crypto assets, blockchain, AI, and prediction markets, aiming to clarify oversight for new products in U.S. derivatives markets. The group will be led by senior advisor Michael J. Passalacqua and is expected to coordinate with other federal regulators, including the SEC, as broader market-rule updates continue.

Silver retreated sharply from late-January highs near $120, with prices ending the prior session around $68 per ounce and dipping to an intraday low of $61 at 3 a.m. ET. The move has refocused traders on whether $61 can hold as support while volatility eases. The same article also spotlights Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), citing a $32 million presale, a $0.0136 token price, and 36% staking rewards.

On March 24, crypto ETF flows split as Bitcoin and Ethereum products posted net redemptions while Solana and XRP saw small inflows. Bitcoin ETFs totaled -$66.6 million and Ethereum ETFs -$40.7 million, while Solana ETFs added +$4.5 million. BTC traded near $71,074 and ETH around $2,170 as investors appeared to rotate selectively rather than add broad exposure.