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TRX è aumentato dell'1%, scambiando a $0.314, sopra la sua media mobile a 50 periodi, con un slancio in crescita piuttosto che in calo.

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Anchorage Digital aggiunge custodia istituzionale per TRX
TRX aumenta dello 0,29% mentre il mercato più ampio perde $30B
L'accordo con la SEC supera un importante ostacolo normativo
La circolazione di TRC-20 USDT supera $86 miliardi
Il fondo AI è passato da $100M a $1 miliardo
Dall'altra parte Bitcoin sta scambiando sotto $68,500, la capitalizzazione totale del mercato crypto ha perso $30 miliardi in un'unica ora il 27 marzo, e quasi ogni asset principale sulla mappa di calore è rosso.

I mercati degli ETF crypto sono diventati rapidamente negativi il 26 marzo, con forti deflussi su Bitcoin ed Ethereum che segnalano un cambiamento verso posizioni difensive mentre l'attività dei derivati e le imminenti scadenze delle opzioni aggiungono incertezze a breve termine.

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Gli ETF su Bitcoin hanno registrato forti deflussi netti di 171,3 milioni di dollari il 26 marzo.
Gli ETF su Ethereum hanno esteso le perdite con 92,5 milioni di dollari in deflussi netti.
I flussi degli ETF su Solana sono rimasti contenuti con lievi deflussi netti di 1,1 milioni di dollari.
L'attività degli ETF su XRP è rimasta piatta, senza deflussi o afflussi netti.

XRP is trading at $1.358 at the time of writing, while shorts are being added, and the volume is at its lowest since 2024. On the surface, this market looks broken. The structural data underneath it says something else entirely.

Key Takeaways
XRP falls to $1.35 with RSI at 22.99, deep in oversold territory.Spot trading volume hits lowest level since 2024 at $20.97 billion.Leverage ratio collapsed from 0.59 to 0.13, derivatives market fully reset.Fibonacci cycle analysis targets $21-$27 by August 2027 from a $0.87 base.
What the Price Is Doing
The one-hour chart from TradingView shows a market that had one recovery and could not hold it. XRP dropped from $1.47 on March 19 to $1.35 on March 22, spiked sharply to $1.46 on March 23 on the highest volume of the week, then spent the next three days giving it all back.
Today, while the crypto markets turned red, the price broke below $1.36 on another volume spike. The 50-hour moving average sits at $1.40, more than four cents above current price and still declining.

The RSI is at almost 23, below its smoothed average of 29.62, deep in oversold territory on the hourly timeframe. Selling momentum has not exhausted itself. What the chart describes is not a consolidation. It is a continued drift lower without a clear floor.
The Short-Term Data Confirms the Pressure
The derivatives market is adding its own weight to the picture.
CryptoQuant data shows Binance open interest in XRP has started rising for the first time in a week after mostly declining positioning between March 17 and March 24. Fresh positioning entering a market is normally a constructive signal. Not here.

Binance Perpetual CVD declined alongside the open interest increase, meaning the new positions being added are predominantly shorts rather than longs. Spot CVD has also weakened, with retail investors selling rather than absorbing the pressure.
Liquidation clusters remain concentrated above current price, pointing to zones where a short squeeze could trigger if XRP recovers. Until that happens, traders are more willing to build shorts than longs.
The spot market tells the same story from a different angle. Total XRP spot trading volume across centralized exchanges reached $20.97 billion, the lowest level since 2024, CryptoQuant reviewed.

Binance leads at 6.65 billion XRP, Upbit at 4.41 billion, Coinbase at 3.43 billion. Three exchanges account for 69% of all volume. The market has contracted to its most inactive state in two years.
Low volume periods historically precede large moves. The direction of that move is what the current data cannot confirm.
The Structural Reset Is Already Complete
None of the short-term bearish signals change what happened to XRP's derivatives market over the past eight months.
It cleaned itself out.
CryptoQuant data shows Binance's Estimated Leverage Ratio for XRP fell from 0.59 in mid-July 2025 to 0.13, a near-total unwind of leveraged positions built during the 2025 rally.

Open interest dropped from highs of $1.8 billion to $375.5 million. That is not a market in distress. That is a market that has already absorbed the damage from the prior cycle's excesses. With leverage this low and positioning this light, the risk of cascading liquidations is structurally reduced.
The XRP ETF picture reflects the same dynamic from the institutional side. Spot ETF weekly inflows peaked above $250 million per week in November and December 2025, according to SoSoValue data. They have since compressed to $2.66 million for the most recent week.

Total net assets sit at $995.72 million, just below $1 billion. The institutional euphoria from the ETF launch cycle has faded. What remains is a base of capital that stayed through the drawdown rather than exiting.
What the Long-Term Structure Shows
The short-term reset sets the stage. The long-term technical frameworks analyst Egrag Crypto has published describe what could follow.
The first framework is a Fibonacci cycle analysis averaging the tops of XRP's two prior major cycles. Cycle 1 peaked at Fibonacci extension 3.0. Cycle 2 peaked at Fibonacci extension 1.618. Averaging those two gives 2.30, which maps to the Fibonacci 2.236 to 2.414 zone as the primary target for the current cycle. Combined with a macro ascending channel and a time intersection pointing to August 2027, EGRAG's primary target sits at $21 to $27 by August 2027. The conservative target is $8 by January 2027. A wildcard scenario extends to $60 in a blow-off phase.

The entire framework rests on one assumption. A bottom forming near the 100 EMA around $0.87. That level has not yet been reached.
The second framework is the monthly RSI. Egrag identifies a repeating 1-2-3 formation on XRP's monthly RSI across all three of its major cycles, each time preceding a significant rally. The current reading is forming that same pattern for the third time. His conclusion is direct: XRP is not moving randomly. It is respecting cycle symmetry. Structure, in his framing, matters more than noise.

The Case Against the Bullish Setup
Not everyone reads the same data the same way. The leverage reset that looks like a clean slate to cycle analysts also reflects a market that has lost conviction, and low-conviction markets can stay dormant far longer than cycle timing models predict.
The monthly RSI pattern Egrag identifies has appeared twice before, but two data points is a thin sample on which to base a multi-year price target. Macro conditions have also shifted since XRP's prior cycles: rising correlation between crypto and equities means a prolonged risk-off environment could suppress altcoin recoveries regardless of on-chain structure.
And with XRP ETF inflows compressed to $2.66 million weekly from a $250 million peak, institutional appetite, the fuel that drove the 2025 rally, has not yet returned. The $0.87 floor is one condition for the bullish case. Renewed volume, institutional re-engagement, and a broader market tailwind are three more that the current data does not yet confirm.
Two Timeframes
On the hourly chart, XRP is oversold, shorts are building, and volume has dried up to 2024 lows. On the monthly chart, leverage has been reset to pre-rally levels, the RSI is forming a historic bottoming pattern for the third time, and Fibonacci cycle analysis places the primary target at multiples of current price by August 2027.
Both readings use real data. Neither is wrong. They are measuring different things across different timeframes. The short-term structure is consistent with continued near-term pressure. The long-term structure is consistent with the kind of base that forms before significant moves, provided one condition holds.
Everything in the long-term framework builds from $0.87. If current selling pushes below that level and does not recover it, the foundation of the bullish case changes. If it holds, the data from both timeframes eventually has to resolve in the same direction. The question is not whether XRP moves. It is from where.
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Crypto is moving deeper into the real economy, with Coinbase enabling bitcoin-backed mortgages in the U.S., signaling a shift toward using digital assets as functional financial collateral rather than speculative holdings.

Key Takeaways
Coinbase is enabling borrowers to use BTC and USDC as collateral for mortgage down payments.Loans are backed by Fannie Mae, preserving traditional protections and standards.Better Home & Finance Holding Co. is targeting broader retail adoption, not just high-net-worth users.Crypto-backed mortgages allow borrowers to access housing without liquidating assets or triggering taxes.Earlier tokenization efforts, such as in Dubai, highlight how blockchain could reshape real estate more fundamentally.
Crypto Collateral Enters U.S. Mortgage Market
Coinbase is partnering with Better Home & Finance Holding Co. to allow borrowers to use digital assets such as Bitcoin and USDC as collateral for home down payments, marking a significant step in integrating crypto into traditional finance.
The mortgages are structured as conforming loans backed by Fannie Mae, ensuring they meet the same underwriting standards as conventional home loans. Borrowers can pledge crypto without selling it, avoiding taxable events while maintaining exposure to potential upside - and, in the case of USDC, continuing to earn yield.
The structure works through a dual-loan system. Borrowers take out a standard mortgage for the home, alongside a second loan secured by pledged crypto to fund the down payment. Both are bundled into a single payment, simplifying repayment while allowing the underlying digital assets to remain in custody throughout the loan term.
Unlike traditional crypto lending, the model avoids margin calls tied to price volatility. If Bitcoin declines, mortgage terms remain unchanged, with liquidation risk triggered only by prolonged payment delinquency - aligning the structure more closely with conventional housing finance.
Brian Armstrong, Coinbase CEO, embraced the rollout, saying:
Get a mortgage backed by Bitcoin or USDC. 
He framed the product as supporting a new pathway to expand access to homeownership for millions of Americans.s
Why This Matters: A New Path to Homeownership
The initiative addresses a growing structural problem in the U.S. housing market: access to homeownership.
Homeownership has long been a primary driver of generational wealth, yet barriers are rising. Higher interest rates, elevated home prices and limited inventory have pushed the median age of first-time buyers above 40, while affordability has deteriorated sharply. In 2025, a typical family needed roughly 36% of income to service a mortgage on a median home — a figure that rises significantly for lower-income households.
At the same time, millions of Americans hold substantial wealth in digital assets that are not recognized in traditional mortgage underwriting unless liquidated. That creates a tradeoff between selling long-term investments - often triggering capital gains taxes - or remaining locked out of the housing market.
Crypto-backed mortgages aim to bridge that gap. By allowing borrowers to pledge digital assets as collateral, they convert onchain wealth into real-world purchasing power without requiring liquidation. The result is a new pathway to homeownership that preserves long-term investment exposure while improving access to credit.
A Bridge Between Onchain Assets and Traditional Finance
The Coinbase-Better model reflects a broader shift in how crypto is being integrated into financial systems.
Stablecoins are already widely used in payments and treasury operations, while tokenization is bringing traditional assets onchain. According to Stanley Druckenmiller fiat-pegged digital tokens - primarily USDT and USDC - will serve as the backbone of the global payment system within the next 10 to 15 years.  Housing finance now emerges as the next frontier, where digital assets can interact directly with regulated, government-backed systems.
The offering also ties into Coinbase’s broader strategy of expanding financial services around crypto holdings - from lending to yield products - aimed at giving users more flexibility in how they deploy capital. Incentives such as fee rebates and rewards on pledged USDC further position crypto not just as an investment, but as a financial utility layer.
Earlier Tokenization Efforts Provide Context
While the Coinbase initiative focuses on integrating crypto into existing financial structures, earlier efforts elsewhere point to a more fundamental transformation of real estate itself.
In Dubai, authorities are already developing blockchain-based real estate markets, offering a glimpse of how ownership and trading could move entirely onchain.
Dubai Builds Secondary Market for Tokenized Property
In one such effort, the Dubai Land Department, in collaboration with tokenization firm Ctrl Alt, launched a secondary market for real estate-backed tokens, enabling investors to trade fractional ownership stakes tied to physical properties.
The initiative covers approximately $5 million in tokenized assets across ten properties, with transactions recorded on the XRP Ledger and secured through institutional-grade custody infrastructure. A regulated platform ensures compliance and alignment with official property records.
The project is part of a broader plan to tokenize roughly 7% of Dubai’s real estate market - about $16 billion - by 2033. By introducing secondary trading, the initiative moves beyond token issuance into liquidity and price discovery, key components for scaling adoption.
Tokenization Expands Beyond Early-Stage Experiments
The push to bring real-world assets onchain is accelerating beyond pilot programs, with both real estate equity and income-generating assets increasingly being structured for tokenized distribution.
Grant Cardone’s investment firm, Cardone Capital, has unveiled plans to tokenize $5 billion in U.S. real estate equity, marking one of the largest initiatives of its kind. The strategy centers on converting ownership stakes in multifamily and commercial properties into digital tokens, enabling fractional ownership while introducing the potential for secondary-market liquidity in an asset class traditionally defined by long lock-up periods.
The firm is seeking an Ethereum Layer 2 partner to support higher trading volumes and plans to structure offerings in compliance with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules, targeting accredited investors. The move reflects growing institutional interest in using blockchain to expand access to real estate markets.
Tokenized Credit Products Boost the Market
Alongside equity tokenization, firms are also moving to bring structured credit and yield-generating assets onchain.
World Liberty Financial announced plans to tokenize loan revenue interests tied to the Trump International Hotel & Resort in the Maldives, marking its first real-world asset issuance. The offering will provide fixed-yield exposure to financing cash flows linked to the ultra-luxury resort development, targeting accredited investors.
The project is being developed with Securitize and DarGlobal, highlighting how blockchain infrastructure is increasingly being used not only for ownership but also for distributing income streams from traditional assets.
Conclusion: Crypto Moves From Assets to Financial Infrastructure
The emergence of crypto-backed mortgages marks a turning point in how digital assets interact with the real economy, shifting their role from passive stores of value toward active components of financial systems.
In the U.S., initiatives led by Coinbase demonstrate how crypto can be integrated into existing frameworks, unlocking liquidity and expanding access to homeownership without forcing investors to exit long-term positions. At the same time, developments in Dubai illustrate a more structural approach, where blockchain is used to redesign how real estate is owned, traded and recorded.
The expansion into large-scale tokenization - from Cardone Capital’s multi-billion-dollar property strategy to structured, yield-generating products from World Liberty Financial - highlights how the market is moving beyond experimentation into broader financial application. Real estate, traditionally one of the most illiquid asset classes, is increasingly being reimagined as divisible, tradable and programmable onchain.
Taken together, these developments point to a convergence between traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure. Rather than replacing existing systems, crypto is beginning to integrate with them - extending their reach, improving capital efficiency and introducing new forms of access.
As regulatory clarity improves and institutional participation deepens, the boundary between onchain and offchain finance is likely to continue narrowing - with housing, credit and asset ownership emerging as key frontiers in that transformation.
#Housing

Ethereum is trading at $2,079 while its network is holding at 3.64 million weekly active addresses - an all-time high level. Those two facts sit in direct contradiction.

Key Takeaways
Ethereum active addresses holding at all-time high levels of 3.64 million weekly.Price broke below $2,080 with RSI at 28.22, deep in oversold territory.150,000 ETH left exchanges in February but price dropped.Whale transactions spiked 1,500% on March 24 then collapsed back to 239 by March 26.$2.1 billion ETH options expire tomorrow with max pain above current price at $2,100.
What the Price Is Doing
The one-hour chart tells a specific story over the past eight days. ETH declined from $2,280 on March 19, dropped sharply on March 22 to $2,040, then recovered on March 23 to $2,200 on the highest volume visible in the chart window. That recovery failed to hold. Price has been drifting lower since March 24 and today broke below $2,080 on another volume spike.

The RSI sits at 28.22, well below its smoothed average of 32.45 and deep in oversold territory. The 50-hour moving average is at $2,145.90, more than $65 above current price and still pointing downward. What happened on March 23 was not the start of a recovery. It was a single event.
The Network That Does Not Match the Price
While the price was declining, Ethereum Mainnet weekly active addresses held at 3.64 million, an all-time high level, up 97% year-over-year and 13% over the past four weeks, according to data shared by Growthpie. Polygon PoS sits behind at 2.84 million. Base at 1.99 million. Arbitrum at 785,000.
More people are actively using ETH right now than at any point in its history. That is not a narrative. It is a network utilization metric. The question is why sustained record usage is not translating into price appreciation.

Why the Outflows Are Not Working
CryptoQuant data on Ethereum's exchange netflow on Binance reveals the answer. In early February, approximately 150,000 ETH left exchanges in a single period, one of the largest outflow events in the chart window. Exchange outflows of that magnitude are normally a bullish signal. Supply leaving exchanges reduces selling pressure. Price should respond.

It did not.
Price dropped sharply during the same period. ETH is being withdrawn from exchanges, reducing the available float. But no new capital is entering to absorb what supply remains. There is holding. There is no accumulation. The market structure is clear, investors are cautious, preferring cash, and there is simply no capital to drive a sustained move. Unless ETH breaks above $2,500 with strong volume, rallies are likely to remain reactive. The overall direction continues sideways with a downward bias.
Whales Moved Once. Then Stopped.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez, citing Santiment data, noted that whale transactions on the Ethereum network spiked from 123 on March 21 to 2,055 on March 24, a 1,500% increase in three days. By March 26 they had dropped back to 239.

That spike coincided exactly with the March 23 price recovery on the chart. Large capital moved, price responded, and then the activity disappeared. The whale spike was not the beginning of a new accumulation phase. It was a single event that faded.
The Institutional Layer Is Still Building
Here is where the picture gets more complicated. While whales retreated and spot demand remains absent, institutional products are moving in the opposite direction.
The Hashdex Nasdaq CME Crypto Index ETF expanded to seven assets, adding Cardano and Chainlink to its existing Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Stellar holdings, per its first annual SEC 10-K filing reported by GlobeNewswire. Ethereum remains a core holding.

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The ETF expansion, backed by BlackRocks Staked Ethereum product, is one signal. The tokenized equity market building on top of Ethereum is another. Token Terminal data shows Ethereum hosts the largest tokenized equity market of any blockchain. Coinbase's tokenized stock COINon leads at $31 million. SPYon sits at $30.6 million. IVVon at $21.5 million. The tokenized stock market on Ethereum is growing despite the price weakness.
The network is being used at record levels. Institutional products are expanding their exposure. Capital is just not expressing either of those things through spot price demand yet. But none of that institutional activity changes what happens tomorrow morning.

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The Options Expiry Tomorrow
The ETH max pain chart on Coinglass shows the largest options expiry cluster landing on March 27 which is tomorrow. The notional value for that expiry sits at approximately $2.1 billion, the tallest bar in the chart window. The max pain level is above $2,100, above where ETH is currently trading.

As price sits below max pain heading into expiry, dealer hedging adds mechanical selling pressure to near-term dynamics independently of any directional view.
Friday adds another layer of pressure to a market already struggling to find buyers.
Holders Without Buyers
Ethereum is in a specific and unusual condition. Network usage holding at all-time highs. Institutional products expanding. Tokenized assets growing. A price that is oversold, below its moving average, and drifting lower.
The exchange flow data provides the most honest explanation for all of it. Selling pressure has reduced. Demand has not arrived to fill the gap. The holders are there. The buyers are not.
The divergence between network activity and price is real and it is not resolving on its own. The $2,500 level is where the data points to a genuine trend change becoming possible. Everything below it, including where ETH is trading right now, is a market waiting for a reason to move rather than one that has found it.
#Ethereum

MARA Holdings, il gigante del mining di Bitcoin precedentemente noto come Marathon Digital, ha appena compiuto la sua mossa più importante in anni: vendere oltre 15.000 BTC in tre settimane per ripulire il suo bilancio e accelerare un cambiamento verso l'infrastruttura di intelligenza artificiale.

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MARA Holdings ha venduto 15.133 BTC per ~$1,1 miliardi per riacquistare $1 miliardo in debito convertibile
L'azienda ha abbandonato la sua politica di HODL-only e sta cambiando rapidamente verso l'infrastruttura AI
Una partnership da 1 GW con Starwood Digital mette MARA su un percorso diverso rispetto a MicroStrategy

I flussi degli ETF criptovalutari hanno mostrato un paesaggio istituzionale frammentato il 25 marzo, con il Bitcoin che si stabilizza, l'Ethereum che estende le perdite e l'accumulo aziendale che diventa sempre più concentrato in mezzo a una maggiore incertezza del mercato.

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Gli ETF Bitcoin hanno registrato modesti afflussi netti di $7.8 milioni, guidati da una forte domanda per il FBTC di Fidelity.
Gli ETF Ethereum hanno esteso la loro tendenza negativa con $8.5 milioni in deflussi netti.
I flussi degli ETF Solana sono stati stabili, segnalando una pausa nel recente slancio.
Gli ETF XRP hanno visto afflussi limitati ma positivi di $1.26 milioni.

I prezzi delle criptovalute stanno scendendo in tutto il settore questa mattina e il motivo potrebbe non avere nulla a che fare con i dati on-chain o i livelli tecnici.

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Il Pentagono pianifica un "colpo finale" contro l'Iran, inclusi forze di terra e bombardamenti.
Il Bitcoin scende sotto $70,000, gli altcoin registrano perdite giornaliere più ripide.
Scadenza delle opzioni Bitcoin da $14 miliardi venerdì con il massimo dolore a $75,000.
Bernstein mantiene un obiettivo di $150,000, definendo l'attuale ribasso il caso ribassista più debole della storia.
Un rapporto di Axios è arrivato durante la notte descrivendo i piani del Pentagono per un'importante escalation militare contro l'Iran, e ha trovato un mercato che stava già subendo più pressione di quella che poteva assorbire comodamente.

L'offerta di Bitcoin, presente sugli scambi di criptovalute, è scesa a livelli non visti da otto anni - e i deflussi stanno accelerando.

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Le riserve di Bitcoin sugli scambi hanno raggiunto il loro punto più basso da aprile 2018.
Un'offerta bassa sugli scambi storicamente precede movimenti di prezzo bruschi - abbiamo visto questo prima sia dei rally rialzisti del 2020 che del 2024.

La strategia ora detiene 762,099 BTC e sta eseguendo un piano di capitale da 42 miliardi di dollari mirato a 1 milione di BTC entro la fine del 2026.
Gli analisti di Bernstein sostengono che il Bitcoin ha toccato il fondo, citando un potenziale di crescita oltre il 200% nelle azioni della Strategia.

La Banca Centrale Europea sta accelerando i piani per un euro digitale, puntando a stabilire standard tecnici entro l'estate mentre si prepara per un progetto pilota e un'implementazione più ampia entro la fine di questo decennio.

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La Banca Centrale Europea prevede di definire gli standard dell'euro digitale entro l'estate del 2026.
Un progetto pilota di 12 mesi è previsto per iniziare nella seconda metà del 2027, prima di un possibile lancio intorno al 2029.
Il denaro delle banche centrali sta venendo posizionato come il layer di regolamento centrale per i mercati tokenizzati.
La banca centrale australiana stima che la tokenizzazione potrebbe generare 16,7 miliardi di dollari in guadagni di efficienza annuali, segnando un cambiamento globale verso l'implementazione.

Ethereum è stato uno degli asset più deboli nel crypto per mesi. Il prezzo racconta chiaramente quella storia. Ciò che è meno visibile è che mentre il prezzo stava scendendo, la struttura dell'offerta sottostante si stava quietamente restringendo, e ora i segnali tecnici che tipicamente precedono una ripresa stanno iniziando ad allinearsi con esso.

Questo non è un'inversione confermata. Ma diversi segnali indipendenti stanno puntando allo stesso livello nello stesso momento, e ciò non accade spesso.
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Il rapporto MVRV di Ethereum è sceso sotto 0,8 mentre il prezzo testava il supporto del triangolo ascendente a $1.800.

L'industria delle stablecoin sta affrontando una delle sue settimane più significative degli ultimi tempi. Una bozza legislativa trapelata sta causando onde d'urto nei circoli crypto, mentre Tether si sta muovendo per anticipare l'ondata regolamentare con un annuncio di auditing storico.

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Il testo trapelato del CLARITY Act proibirebbe il rendimento delle stablecoin "direttamente o indirettamente", incluso qualsiasi cosa somigliante agli interessi sui depositi bancari
Ricompense basate sull'attività legate al comportamento degli utenti potrebbero comunque essere consentite secondo la proposta
La reazione dell'industria è divisa - alcuni la definiscono una "partenza" dalle precedenti discussioni della Casa Bianca, altri dicono che è il miglior risultato realistico

L'attività delle balene di Bitcoin è scesa al suo livello più basso in anni. I grandi detentori non stanno vendendo. Non stanno comprando nemmeno. Stanno aspettando, e i dati on-chain mostrano esattamente quanto sia insolita quella quiete.

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Bitcoin ha registrato solo 6.417 transazioni giornaliere superiori a $100.000 nell'ultima settimana.
Un deterioramento notevole nelle condizioni attuali.
BTC potrebbe guadagnare il 414% dopo l'argento.
Bitcoin sta scambiando a $71.203, perdendo il 4% su base settimanale.
L'attività delle balene di Bitcoin è scesa al suo livello più basso in anni. I grandi detentori non stanno vendendo. Non stanno comprando nemmeno. Stanno aspettando, e i dati on-chain mostrano esattamente quanto sia insolita quella quiete.

Ripple ha effettuato tre importanti mosse a marzo 2026. Non tre annunci - tre vere e proprie mosse.

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Ripple ha effettuato tre mosse principali a marzo
Solana ora supporta pagamenti automatici guidati dall'IA
Circle è scesa del 20% per timori di divieto sui rendimenti
Il capitale si è spostato verso DeFi, non fuori dalla crittovaluta
Innanzitutto, l'azienda ha ampliato Ripple Payments in un'unica piattaforma dove le aziende possono raccogliere, detenere, convertire e pagare sia in valuta fiat che in stablecoin. Prima di questo, le aziende che effettuavano pagamenti transfrontalieri avevano bisogno di fornitori separati per custodia, cambio valuta, liquidità in stablecoin e sistemi di pagamento locali. Ora è un'unica integrazione. La piattaforma ha già elaborato oltre $100 miliardi in volume in più di 60 mercati.

I flussi degli ETF crypto sono diventati misti il 24 marzo, con Bitcoin ed Ethereum che hanno visto deflussi mentre la domanda istituzionale selettiva si è spostata verso asset più piccoli come Solana e XRP.

Punti Chiave
Gli ETF Bitcoin hanno registrato deflussi netti di $66.6 milioni il 24 marzo, invertendo i precedenti afflussi.
Gli ETF Ethereum hanno esteso la loro tendenza negativa con $40.7 milioni in deflussi.
Gli ETF Solana hanno registrato afflussi modesti, mentre i prodotti XRP hanno visto un'attività limitata ma positiva.

I flussi divergenti evidenziano un posizionamento istituzionale selettivo nel contesto di una più ampia consolidazione del mercato.

La mossa segnala una coordinazione più profonda con la SEC mentre i regolatori statunitensi affinano la supervisione delle tecnologie finanziarie emergenti.

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La Commodity Futures Trading Commission ha lanciato una nuova task force focalizzata su cripto, AI e mercati delle previsioni.
L'iniziativa coordinerà con la Securities and Exchange Commission e la sua attuale task force cripto.
I regolatori statunitensi si stanno allineando sempre di più sulla giurisdizione, con la maggior parte delle criptovalute considerate come non titoli.
I mercati delle previsioni stanno emergendo come un punto di conflitto normativo in mezzo all'opposizione a livello statale.

Institutional and technical voices have converged on the same conclusion from entirely different starting points -  volatility data, Elliott Wave structure, weekly RSI extremes, and fundamental demand analysis. This article covers each case and what the price chart shows right now.

Key Takeaways
Bernstein officially called Bitcoin's bottom.CoinDesk's volatility analysis places the actual bottom near $60,000.Bitcoin's weekly RSI is oversold for only the fourth time in history.A bear market signal with a perfect three-instance track record has flashed again.
Bernstein Calls the Bottom
According to Investing report, analysts at Bernstein stated that BTC has likely found its bottom and is heading higher. The firm reaffirmed its year-end price target of $150,000 for 2026.
The core of Bernstein's argument is the absence of the conditions that made previous downturns structurally damaging. There are no leverage collapses. No exchange failures. No systemic breakdown in market infrastructure. The firm describes this as the weakest bear case in Bitcoin's history. What drove the drawdown was sentiment, not structure.
Bernstein also points to institutional alignment as a stabilizing force. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and expanding corporate treasury demand have created a demand base that previous cycles did not have. Strategy, which recently bought for $76,6 million, is cited specifically as a long-term stability driver. As financial conditions improve and Federal Reserve rate cuts become more likely, Bernstein expects ETF inflows to accelerate further.
What the Volatility Data Shows
CoinDesk's analysis points to the same conclusion from a different angle, and places the actual bottom even lower. According to their reporting, Bitcoin's implied volatility measured through DVOL and BVIV spiked above 90% in early February as price dropped sharply.
That level is consistent with two prior capitulation events. In August 2024, implied volatility reached similar levels before price bottomed near $50,000. In November 2022, when FTX, which recently kicked off $2.2B distribution round, collapsed and Bitcoin fell below $20,000, the same spike occurred and marked the floor.
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The argument is that extreme implied volatility readings in Bitcoin function the same way an elevated VIX functions in traditional markets, as a contrarian buy signal reflecting peak fear rather than rational selling. Quantitative funds in equity markets use VIX spikes above long-term averages to trigger systematic purchases. The same logic applied to February's Bitcoin volatility spike suggests the sell-off was driven by panic. The VIX itself reached a one-year high of 35% on March 9, adding broader macro context to the fear environment.
CoinDesk concluded that if history is a guide, the Bitcoin downtrend that began in October above $126,000 has already ended. Their implied floor from the volatility pattern sits near $60,000, the level reached during the February capitulation.
What The Analysts are Thinking
Analyst Merlijn The Trader posted two technical frameworks that add a different layer to the same argument.
The first is the weekly RSI. According to his analysis, Bitcoin's weekly RSI is currently oversold for only the fourth time in its history. The three prior instances were in 2019, 2020, and 2022. The rallies that followed those readings were 2,700%, 1,800%, and 350% respectively.
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His framework identifies $65,000 as the key level. Above it, he counts the current move as wave 4 of an Elliott Wave sequence completing, with wave 5 targeting $140,000. Below it, the RSI risks becoming more oversold before recovering.
The second framework is a bear market signal with a three-instance track record. The signal triggered in 2015 and was followed by a 48% decline.
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It triggered in 2018 and a 42% decline followed. In 2022 it triggered ahead of a 55% decline. It has now triggered again in 2026. His framing is direct: reclaim $70,000 and the signal invalidates. Stay below it and the historical pattern completes. Three signals. Zero false alarms so far.
Bitcoin's Price
Bitcoin is trading at $69,867 at the time of writing. The daily chart shows a downtrend from above $125,000 in October through a low near $60,000 in early February. Price recovered through late February and into March, briefly crossing above $75,000 before pulling back. The 50-day moving average sits at $69,033 and is still declining. Bitcoin is trading just above it.
The RSI on the daily is at 48.9, below its smoothed average of 52.04. Momentum has not confirmed the recovery. The price is at exactly the level where the two technical frameworks above either hold or break.Key Takeaways
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Over the past several weeks, a consistent pattern has emerged across Ethereum's institutional demand. It is not one metric behaving odd. It is all of them moving in the same direction at the same time.

Key Takeaways
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $16.2 million in net outflows on March 23.CoinShares reports ETH is down $50 million in year-to-date flows.The Coinbase Premium Index sits at minus $0.0149, indicating weaker buying demand.The MVRV ratio has dropped below 0.8, a level that historically preceded major Ethereum rallies.
The flow data, the ETF data, the Coinbase premium, and the broader fund landscape all point toward an asset that institutional capital is not rushing toward. What makes the current moment worth examining closely is not just the weakness itself, but how it is across many sources and how one historically right on-chain metric might show them that they are wrong.
The Demand Problem
Ethereum has a flow problem that goes beyond a bad week. According to the CoinShares weekly report, there were $27.5 million in Ethereum outflows for the most recent week. Year to date, the cumulative figure sits at minus $50 million. That number requires context to land properly.

The total crypto fund market pulled in $1.405 billion in year-to-date inflows. Bitcoin alone accounts for $1.155 billion of that. Solana is positive. XRP is positive. Even Short Bitcoin products, which are instruments designed to profit from Bitcoin falling, are in positive YTD flow territory. Ethereum and multi-asset products are the only two categories in the CoinShares report sitting in the red for the year.
This is not a market rotating away from crypto. It is a market rotating within crypto and consistently leaving Ethereum behind.
What the ETF Data Shows
On March 23, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded outflow of approximately $16.2 million, according to SoSoValue data. BlackRock's ETHA on Nasdaq drove the majority of that, with $15.68 million in redemptions. Fidelity's FETH added $1.62 million in outflows. Seven other issuers sat at zero. The only product to record positive flows was BlackRock's staked Ethereum product ETHB, which pulled in $1.11 million.
That detail matters. The one product attracting capital was the yield-bearing structure, not the traditional spot exposure. Institutional interest in Ethereum is not completely absent. It appears to be shifting toward products that generate yield while they wait, rather than products that simply track price. That shift in preference is itself a signal about conviction levels.
Zooming to the weekly view, total net flows across all spot Ethereum ETFs came in at minus $16.18 million for the week ending March 23. Total net assets across the category sit at $12.51 billion. The weekly bar chart tells the longer story more clearly. Since September 2025, the pattern has been predominantly outflows, with brief inflow weeks that established no sustained trend and quickly reversed.

What the Coinbase Premium Confirms
The Ethereum Coinbase Premium Index, commented in CryptoQuant analysis, adds a geographic layer to the demand picture. The index is currently sitting at minus $0.0149, meaning ETH is priced higher on Binance than on Coinbase. When that gap is negative, it reflects weaker buying appetite from US-based investors relative to global markets.

This matters specifically for ETF demand because spot Ethereum ETFs are driven by US institutional and retail flows. The premium index has oscillated around zero since late February, with brief positive spikes in early and mid-March that did not hold. Each recovery toward positive territory pulled back. A persistent negative reading at current levels is consistent with the ETF outflow data. US buyers are not stepping in with enough force to close the gap.
Price Action
Ethereum is trading at $2,130 at the time of writing. The daily shows prolonged downtrend that began above $4,500 in October, accelerated through December, and reached its lowest in early February when a sharp capitulation pushed price toward $1,800 on the highest selling volume visible in the chart window.

Price recovered from that level through late February and into March. The 50-day moving average, which had been pointing sharply downward for months, has recently begun to flatten at $2,043. ETH has crossed back above it. That flattening is the first structural change in the trend worth noting. It does not confirm a reversal. It suggests the selling pressure that drove the downtrend is at least losing intensity.
The RSI at 51.45 sits just below its smoothed average of 53.64. Buying momentum has not crossed above the signal line. The bounce from February lows is real. The conviction behind it is not yet visible in the data.
What On-Chain Data Says
Analyst Ali Martinez, citing Glassnode data, points to one metric that cuts against everything above. Ethereum's MVRV ratio has dropped below 0.8. This metric measures the relationship between Ethereum's current market value and the average price at which all coins last moved on-chain. Below 1.0 means the average holder is underwater. Below 0.8 is historically rare.
Every previous instance of the MVRV reaching this zone preceded a major rally. The recoveries that followed the 2022 and 2024 compressions produced gains of 129%, 281%, and 250% respectively from those low points. The current reading sits at the same level that marked those prior bottoms.

That is not a confirmation. It is a pattern. Patterns repeat until they do not, and the conditions around each prior compression were different from today's. But the metric raises a specific question the flow data cannot answer. If institutional capital is avoiding Ethereum while the asset trades at historically cheap levels on a realized value basis, who moves first? Does the cheap price eventually pull demand back in, or does weak demand push the price to levels where the MVRV no longer looks extreme??
The data identifies the tension. It does not resolve it.

While global equity markets have been dragging lower under the weight of the Iran conflict, Bitcoin is continues to holds its ground.

Key Takeaways
Bitcoin is trading near $70,000 while equities sell off amid ongoing Iran war tensionsBTC just posted its longest negative correlation with the S&P 500 since 2020Bitcoin ETFs have pulled in $2.5B this month - nearly erasing their YTD flow deficitOn-chain data suggests long-term holders aren't selling, which is unusual for a drawdown this size
At roughly $70,000, BTC is showing a quiet kind of strength that's starting to turn heads, not just in crypto circles, but among serious macro watchers.
The Decoupling Story Is Getting Harder to Ignore
For most of its recent history, Bitcoin moved in lockstep with risk assets. When the S&P 500 sneezed, crypto caught a cold. That relationship appears to be breaking down.
According to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin just posted its longest stretch of negative correlation with the S&P 500 since 2020. The correlation coefficient has dipped clearly below zero - meaning as stocks fall, Bitcoin has been either holding flat or pushing higher. The last time this happened at this scale, what followed was a significant price move to the upside.

This isn't just a technical curiosity. If Bitcoin is genuinely decoupling from equities during a geopolitically driven selloff, it changes the entire narrative around what kind of asset it actually is. The "digital gold" argument is suddenly looking less like marketing and more like observed behavior.
ETF Flows Tell a Story the Price Charts Don't
Bloomberg Intelligence's Eric Balchunas flagged something worth paying attention to: Bitcoin ETFs have now crossed $2.5 billion in monthly inflows, putting them a single good session away from completely closing their year-to-date flow deficit.

BlackRock's IBIT is already positive on the year in terms of flows - sitting in the top 2% of all ETFs by YTD inflows. That's a remarkable stat given the context: Bitcoin has dropped roughly 40% from its peak over a six-month window, and the media coverage has been relentlessly negative.
BlackRock's IBIT is already positive on the year in terms of flows - sitting in the top 2% of all ETFs by YTD inflows. That's a remarkable stat given the context: Bitcoin has dropped roughly 40% from its peak over a six-month window, and the media coverage has been relentlessly negative.
Balchunas drew a pointed comparison: when gold fell 40% in a short timeframe about a decade ago, roughly a third of its investor base walked. Bitcoin ETF holders, by contrast, have largely stayed put. Some have added. Whether that's conviction or stubbornness is a fair debate - but the money hasn't left.
rkets, the share of coins held for six months or longer collapsed as large holders distributed into rallies. That pattern is not repeating. Long-term holding cohorts are either flat or quietly growing despite the price pullback. In plain terms: the people who have been in this the longest are not selling.
The analysis points to a structural shift in who actually owns Bitcoin now. Since spot ETFs were approved in early 2024, institutional buyers have entered through vehicles that hold BTC in cold custody. Their sell triggers are entirely different from retail participants reacting to price swings. Add to that the ongoing discussion around national strategic Bitcoin reserves and the picture becomes less "bear market" and more "awkward consolidation before the next leg."
Morgan Stanley is reportedly set to launch the first bank-issued Bitcoin ETF in April, with a capacity reportedly three times the size of BlackRock's IBIT. If that's accurate, the demand side of this equation is about to get considerably more complex.
What the Chart Is Saying
On the 4-hour timeframe, Bitcoin is sitting right at a critical junction  price is hovering just below both its 50-period and 100-period moving averages, with the current candle printing around $70,000. That's not a comfortable place to be if you're a bull, but it's not a disaster either.

The RSI is sitting in neutral territory near 49, which means neither oversold nor overbought - essentially a coin flip on short-term momentum. What's more interesting is the MACD, which is showing a fresh bullish crossover forming after a prolonged bearish stretch. The histogram is flipping green, and the signal lines are starting to converge upward. That's the kind of setup that, if it holds, tends to precede a meaningful move.
The key level to watch is a clean break and close above the $71,000–$71,500 zone. Below $68,500 and the thesis gets complicated quickly.
So What Does All of This Actually Mean?
Bitcoin at $70,000 while equities sell off is not an accident. It's a combination of sticky institutional money, a fundamental shift in holder behavior, and a macro environment that may finally be forcing portfolio managers to treat it differently than they have before.
None of this means the move higher is guaranteed. Macro shocks can still drag everything down, ETF redemptions remain a real risk, and the $70K level hasn't been convincingly reclaimed yet. But the data - from flows, to on-chain metrics, to the correlation breakdown - is lining up in a way that's difficult to dismiss.
The narrative is shifting. Whether the price follows is the only question that actually matters.
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In an effort to position its blockchain as the foundation for enterprise-grade digital finance, the Solana Foundation unveiled a new developer platform targeted at financial institutions.

Key Takeaways:
The Solana Foundation launched a new enterprise-focused developer platform to accelerate financial product deployment.Early adopters include Mastercard, Worldpay and Western Union.The platform enables tokenized deposits, stablecoins and real-world asset issuance via APIs.Built-in compliance tools signal a shift toward regulated, institutional blockchain adoption.
Solana Creates an Enterprise Gateway
The announcement comes from Solana team and marks a big step forward for the ecosystem. With the help of application programming interfaces, businesses can create and implement financial products with the Solana Developer Platform (SDP), which eliminates a large portion of the complexity typically involved in blockchain integration.
More than 20 infrastructure providers from wallets, compliance, node services, and fiat on-ramps are combined into a single interface by the offering. Enabling organizations to go from concept to production in weeks as opposed to months is the aim.
According to Catherine Gu, Head of Product:
Solana Developer Platform offers an easy gateway for any financial institution to build on Solana from day one.
Payments Giants Join Early Adoption
The platform is already attracting major global payments companies.
Mastercard is using SDP to explore stablecoin settlement, while Worldpay is testing merchant payment flows. Western Union is focusing on cross-border transaction use cases.
This news underscores Mastercard’s growing involvement in the crypto industry. The company recently announced a partnership initiative that brings together over 80 companies.
Their involvement indicates a change from experimentation to integration into essential financial services and highlights the growing institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure.
Financial Use Cases Are the Focus of Modular Design
Three API modules that cover a wide range of financial activities are at the core of the platform. Tokenized deposits, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets can be created by institutions using the issuance module. Peer-to-peer, on-ramps, off-ramps, and fiat and stablecoin flows are all supported by the payments module.
Atomic swaps, vaults, and onchain foreign exchange functionality will be included in the third component, the trading module, which is anticipated to launch later in 2026.
Together, these modules aim to replicate and enhance traditional financial infrastructure within a programmable blockchain environment.
Compliance Layer Signals Market Maturity
A key feature of the platform is its integrated compliance framework.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has embedded its Know Your Transaction (KYT) tools directly into the platform, enabling real-time monitoring and risk management.
This addresses one of the primary barriers to institutional adoption: regulatory alignment. By embedding compliance into the infrastructure layer, Solana is positioning itself as a viable platform for regulated financial activity.
From Experimentation To Infrastructure
The launch reflects a broader transition across the digital asset industry.
Where blockchain initiatives were once largely experimental, enterprises are now incorporating crypto capabilities - from stablecoin payments to tokenized assets - into core product offerings.
Solana’s API-driven approach mirrors trends in fintech, where modular infrastructure enables faster deployment and scaling without deep technical overhead.
TheRoadAhead
The platform’s long-term success will depend on sustained institutional adoption and its ability to compete with other blockchain ecosystems targeting enterprise use cases.
Early traction suggests strong demand, but execution, regulatory clarity and ecosystem growth will be critical.
What is increasingly clear is that the competition is no longer about raw blockchain performance.
It is about integration - building systems that allow institutions to operate onchain with the same efficiency, compliance and reliability they expect in traditional finance.
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