Short-term traders deposited 823 BTC to a major exchange while large investor inflows dropped by $2.2B, according on-chain data. The divergence occurred as Bitcoin traded between $65K and $72K, suggesting institutional investors were cautious about increasing exchange holdings despite market fluctuations. The contrasting deposit patterns indicate differing strategies between retail and institutional participants during the period.
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Binance to introduce new trading pairs for BCH, NEAR, and TRX with no order fees
On March 9th, Binance announced the launch of BCH/U, NEAR/U, and TRX/U trading pairs. Eligible users will enjoy zero pending order fees beginning March 10th, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+8), while trading bots will be enabled for these pairs.
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Despite 21% drop, investors continue to bet on Bitcoin while gold soars 79%
In 2026, Bitcoin has declined by 21%, trading around 1,000 USD, while gold has appreciated by 79%, exceeding 5,200 USD per ounce. This divergence raises questions about Bitcoin’s future as a safe-haven asset.
Despite its price challenges, institutional interest in Bitcoin is increasing. Bitcoin ETFs have quickly attracted investments comparable to gold ETFs’ 15-year history, with over 50 million U.S. Citizens now owning BTC.
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LABUBU drops over 7.09% in 15 minutes, the last price is 51,829 VNDC
LABUBU trading volume is 1.104b. Market capitalization reaches 103.563b.
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Coinbase launches regulated crypto futures in Europe across 26 countries
Coinbase has launched regulated cryptocurrency futures trading in Europe, making the service available to Coinbase Advanced users across 26 countries. The expansion marks the exchange’s effort to offer derivatives products within established regulatory frameworks on the continent.
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Solana surpasses Ethereum in tokenized RWA wallet count
Solana has overtaken Ethereum in the number of wallets holding tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), according to data from RWA_xyz. The shift reflects growing adoption of RWA projects across different blockchain networks, as developers and users explore alternative platforms for tokenizing traditional assets like commodities, securities, and real estate. Both networks continue competing for market share in the emerging tokenized asset sector.
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UK political figure takes stake in bitcoin treasury firm Stack BTC
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has acquired a 6% stake in Stack BTC, a London-listed company focused on bitcoin strategy. The firm is chaired by former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and is expanding its bitcoin holdings as part of its treasury operations.
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HTX records $258M net inflow, ranks second among major exchanges
HTX attracted $258 million in net inflows over the past month, securing the second position among major centralized exchanges after Binance. The influx is notable given current market conditions, where the broader crypto sector is experiencing outflows and trading volumes have declined significantly. Stablecoin circulation has contracted by approximately $4.618 billion since late 2024, while overall monthly crypto trading volume has fallen to $5 trillion from around $10 trillion in October-November, representing a 50% decrease. Exchanges maintaining net inflows in the current environment demonstrate ongoing user acquisition and operational efforts.
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Digital asset investment products received $619m in inflows
Digital asset investment products attracted $619 million in inflows, with Bitcoin leading at $521 million. Ethereum and Solana followed with $88.5 million and $14.6 million respectively. XRP bucked the trend with $30.3 million in outflows during the same period.
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Real world assets narrative gains momentum with coverage surge
News coverage of real world assets (RWA) has doubled in the past 24 hours, with 6 articles published compared to 3 in the previous period. The surge reflects growing interest in tokenization and regulatory developments, including recent statements from the United States Department of the Treasury regarding crypto platforms and congressional oversight.