1. Yesterday, the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $545.34 million; Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of $78.11 million; Solana spot ETF experienced a total net outflow of $6.71 million in a single day.


2. Trump: If Waller raises interest rates early, there won't be much suspense in lowering them.; White House officials say President Trump is expected to sign the cryptocurrency market structure bill before April.; The Trump family's crypto project WLFI sold 73 WBTC, worth about $5.037 million.


3. U.S. Treasury Secretary Basant testified before Congress on Wednesday, stating that the U.S. will retain bitcoins acquired through asset seizures, but will not instruct private banks to purchase more bitcoins during market downturns.


4. According to Alternative data, today's cryptocurrency fear and greed index has dropped to 12 (yesterday's index was 14), indicating that the market remains in a state of 'extreme fear,' with the fear and greed index hitting a new low since December 16 of last year.


5. The US Senate Democrats have restarted discussions on cryptocurrency market structure, with White House cryptocurrency committee executive director Patrick Witt urging all parties to reach an agreement by the end of the month.


6. The world's largest derivatives exchange, CME Group, plans to launch the token 'CME Coin' and is collaborating with Google to develop a tokenized cash solution.


7. The US CFTC withdrew the proposal to ban political prediction markets during the Biden administration; the Ohio teachers' retirement fund increased its holdings of 12,453 shares of Strategy stock.


8. Data shows that the current price of Bitcoin is approximately $70,000, which is below its estimated average production cost of about $87,000, with a gap of around 20%.


9. Viewpoint: DWF Labs co-founder Andrei Grachev stated that the Bitcoin market is likely nearing its bottom, with an estimated remaining price volatility of about 15%. Professional investors and venture capitalists are currently actively positioning themselves. Meanwhile, merger and acquisition activities are very active behind the scenes, with several revenue-generating companies planning to go public.


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