Total crypto market cap climbed to $2.35T with $108.17B in 24-hour volume. Bitcoin surged 4.11% to $68.8K, while Ethereum gained 3.77% to $2.0K. BTC dominance stands at 58.60% and ETH at 10.33%. Among top gainers, DEXE led with +18.08%, followed by HYPE at +10.31% and ZEC at +8.37%. Losers included TRUMP (-2.64%), JUP (-2.24%), and TRX (-1.37%). Long positioning remains strong across major coins: BTC’s long/short ratio is 1.55 (60.9% long), ETH at 1.95 (66.1% long), and SOL at 2.71 (73.0% long). Options data shows BTC put/call at 0.70 with IV of 63.8%, while ETH put/call stands at 0.64 with IV of 83.7%. In DeFi, Ondo Yield Assets TVL surged 18.3% to $2.4B. Gold markets face disruption from geopolitical tensions, with spot gold dipping below $5,100 while silver rebounds.
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Changpeng Zhao’s critique of OpenClaw’s troubleshooting claims
Changpeng Zhao commented on OpenClaw’s misleading claims on the X platform, emphasizing that users will spend considerable time debugging rather than enjoying a hassle-free experience.
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US SOL Spot ETF experiences total net outflow of 2.4842 million USD in one day
On March 9, 2026, the SOL spot ETF recorded a total net outflow of 2.4842 million USD, mainly from the VanEck Solana ETF, which accounted for 1.9781 million USD. The Fidelity Solana Fund ETF also reported an outflow of 506,200 USD.
Despite these outflows, the Fidelity Solana Fund ETF maintains a robust historical net inflow of 152 million USD. As of the latest data, the total net asset value of the SOL spot ETF stands at 814 million USD.
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Trump’s pressure on Congress over voter ID bill risks complicating the Crypto Clarity Act
Trump is threatening to withhold his signature on bills until Congress passes his voter ID bill, complicating the crypto landscape.
The pending CLARITY Act, critical for the crypto market, faces uncertainty as Congress navigates Trump’s legislative demands.
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Bitmine transfers 5,300 ETH to Coinbase Prime in recent transaction
Three hours ago, a wallet attributed to Bitmine transferred 5,300 ETH to Coinbase Prime, amounting to 10.75 million USD. Last week, Bitmine expanded its Ethereum portfolio by acquiring 61,000 ETH valued at 123 million USD, leading to analysts suggesting possible mislabeling of wallets.
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MoneyGram explores open networks like Stellar for global money transfer
MoneyGram is exploring open networks like Stellar to expand its money transfer services globally. The company aims to leverage blockchain-based open systems, which have proven effective for internet infrastructure. Open networks enable broader accessibility and interoperability compared to closed systems.
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Sui network launches educational series on blockchain apps
Sui Network announced a new educational series aimed at cryptocurrency newcomers exploring blockchain applications. The initiative focuses on explaining what Sui is and how its ecosystem of decentralized apps aligns with users’ existing online activity. The series is designed to guide beginners beyond their first crypto purchase toward understanding broader blockchain use cases.
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MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin strategy faces sustainability questions as dividend payments accelerate
MicroStrategy uses an 11.5% yield on its MSTR shares to fund continued Bitcoin purchases, according to market observers. As the company sells more shares to support this strategy, cash burn accelerates. Analysts note that once reserves deplete, MicroStrategy may need to choose between suspending dividend payments or selling Bitcoin holdings to maintain the program.
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Crypto investment products see $619M inflows as XRP faces outflows
Last week crypto investment products attracted $619 million in net inflows, with BTC, ETH, SOL, UNI, and LINK recording gains. XRP diverged from the trend, with spot XRP products experiencing a net outflow of $30.3 million. The divergence highlights varying investor sentiment across major crypto assets during the period.
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Vitalik Buterin announces the Ethereum Foundation is staking approximately 72,000 ETH with distributed validator technology
Vitalik Buterin confirmed that the Ethereum Foundation is staking approximately 72,000 ETH via Distributed Validator Technology (DVT-lite). This method introduces shared validator keys for multiple nodes, aiming to enhance staking infrastructure deployment and promote easier node operation while increasing decentralization.