According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, the address suspected to belong to DFG founder James Wo has hoarded UNI and MKR worth a total of $18.68 million. Since February 3, the address has withdrawn 1.97 million UNI (17.67 million US dollars) from Binance, with an average price of $8.97, and currently has a floating loss of $5.357 million. In addition, five hours ago, the address also withdrew $1.02 million in MKR.

Now the whale/institution has withdrawn 25% of the total AUCTION (1.866 million AUCTION) from Binance through 4 addresses, worth 49.4 million US dollars. Currently, there are only 706,000 AUCTION (9%) left in the Binance address.

The Pakistani government has established the Pakistan Cryptocurrency Commission (PCC) to oversee the integration and use of blockchain technology and digital assets in the country's financial sector. The PCC's agenda includes developing clear regulatory guidelines for cryptocurrency adoption, collaborating with international cryptocurrency and blockchain organizations, and promoting responsible innovation. The commission will also focus on consumer protection and financial security through a sound legal and compliance framework.

At present, the WLFI investment portfolio has spent a total of about $340 million to purchase 11 tokens, and the overall floating loss is about one-third (about $115 million), including ETH, WBTC, TRX, LINK, AAVE, ENA, MOVE, ONDO, SEI, AVAX and MNT. ETH accounts for more than half (58%) of the entire investment portfolio, and the loss of ETH alone is about $88 million.

Ethereum network transaction volume fell 11.28% to $32.7 million, but the number of buyers more than doubled, increasing 103.27% to 31,517. Bitcoin network transaction volume rose 4.63% to $22.8 million against the trend; Mythos Chain network fell slightly by 1.78% to $15 million; Solana network fell 43.44% to $10.1 million.

In February, US spot Bitcoin ETFs had only 5 days of net inflows, and only 1 day of net inflows so far in March, and the total cumulative net inflows of ETFs since the beginning of 2025 have been basically wiped out. SoSoValue data shows that the current cumulative net inflows of these funds are $35.2 billion, which is only $200 million more than the $35 billion on January 2, 2025 (the first trading day).

Kaito AI founder Yu Hu tweeted that he deleted the tweet and changed his password after discovering that the hacker had posted a fake tweet. Currently, no new login history/device is shown on X; no new X login notifications in emails; never logged out of his account or Kaito's account during the whole process; so far, it is an isolated X hack (discord, email, personal wallet, etc. seem to be fine); always enable hardware 2FA, always maintain top opsec (no downloads or clicks on any strange links).

Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov has been allowed to leave France for Dubai. Durov was initially arrested by the French National Anti-Fraud Office last August, which detained him at the airport and subsequently charged him with "participation in the dissemination of child pornography on messaging applications and other crimes such as drug trafficking," placing him under judicial supervision and requiring him to remain in France. Toncoin (TON) rose 20% in response to the news.

Kaito AI and its founder Yu Hu's X account was hacked last night, and its price fell nearly 10% before rebounding. Kaito AI founder Yu Hu said: "We have regained control of the X account, the KAITO wallet is safe and has not been hacked. We are currently investigating how the hack occurred."

For gold investors, this week is a week worth "recording in history". Next week, global investors will usher in a "super central bank week".

PANews reported on March 15 that according to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin needs to close above the key $81,000 weekly line to avoid more downside volatility before next week's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Bitget Research chief analyst Ryan Lee said that a closing price above $81,000 this week will be key to avoiding further declines in Bitcoin. Staying above this level will show resilience, but if it falls below $76,000, it could trigger more short-term selling pressure.

PANews reported on March 15 that according to Cointelegraph, the U.S. Senate Banking Committee voted to pass the GENIUS Act, a bill to regulate stablecoin issuers, paving the way for the adoption of stablecoins as a means of payment outside of cryptocurrency trading. However, the bill may trigger potential privatization and de-dollarization of the U.S. dollar because the bill allows stablecoin issuers to be free from the same federal consumer financial protections as credit cards and peer-to-peer payment platforms, and to invest in money market funds, repurchase agreements and uninsured bank deposits, which have been rescued in past financial crises, thereby indirectly affecting the U.S. dollar. Data shows that the proportion of the U.S. dollar in global foreign exchange reserves has dropped from more than 70% in the early 21st century to below 60%.

Markus Thielen, chief cryptocurrency researcher at 10x Research, said it is "very likely" that Bitcoin will repeat its 2024 trend and enter a long period of consolidation after hitting a record high. It hit a record high of $73,679 in March last year, then entered a consolidation phase, fluctuating in a range of around $20,000 until Donald Trump was elected president of the United States in November. Bitcoin's technical chart resembles a "high and tight flag," which, although usually a bullish continuation pattern, is also showing signs of weakness. At the same time, the spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) market shows no signs of a "buy on dips" mentality.