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According to on-chain analyst ai_9684xtpa, a whale (0xAb5…) who bought 7,008.8 ETH at $2,075 during a rebound on Feb. 6 has now sold the entire position, confirming a loss. The whale sold the ETH in two transactions, one about two weeks ago and another eight hours ago, at an average price of $2,041.28. This resulted in a total loss of approximately $239,000.

Bitcoin miners are accelerating their transition into the AI and data center sectors due to declining profitability, leading them to increase sales of their BTC holdings, CoinDesk reported. Citing data from CoinShares, the report noted that the average production cost per BTC for miners is approximately $79,995, significantly exceeding the current market price of around $70,000. As a result, the industry has begun a structural shift, signing contracts worth about $70 billion in the AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC) fields. Some companies are projected to generate up to 70% of their total revenue from AI by 2026. This transition is being financed through increased debt and BTC sales, with publicly traded miners having reduced their holdings by more than 15,000 BTC. Market analysts suggest that this selling pressure from miners could act as a short-term headwind for Bitcoin's supply.

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of $48.62 million (73.3 billion won) on March 27, marking the eighth consecutive day of net outflows, according to data compiled by Trader T. The breakdown is as follows: - BlackRock's ETHA: -$70.96 million - Fidelity's FETH: -$8.92 million - BlackRock's Staking ETHB: +$39.95 million - Grayscale's Mini ETH: -$8.68 million

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $225.62 million on March 27, marking the second consecutive day of net outflows, according to Trader T. - BlackRock's IBIT: -$201.67 million - Bitwise's BITB: -$18.60 million - Ark Investment's ARKB: -$5.35 million

A large whale has moved approximately 4,500 BTC, worth around $295.5 million, raising the possibility of a sell-off, according to Lookonchain. On-chain data indicates that NYDIG transferred the assets to major market makers, including Wintermute, Cumberland, FalconX, B2C2, and Galaxy Digital. Market analysts suggest the transfer could be intended for either liquidity provision or a sale, potentially impacting short-term supply and demand.

An address believed to belong to Chun Wang, founder of F2Pool, a major crypto mining pool with Chinese roots, withdrew 9,000 ETH ($17.86 million) from Binance and deposited the funds into Aave about eight hours ago, Lookonchain reported. He currently holds 79,818 ETH ($158.72 million).

Coinbase has partnered with mortgage lender Better Home & Finance to introduce a loan product that allows homebuyers to use BTC and USDC as collateral, Reuters reported. The offering, which operates separately from traditional Fannie Mae-backed mortgages, enables users to secure a down payment without selling their cryptocurrency. This structure allows borrowers to maintain their assets' upside potential while deferring tax liabilities. The loan is also reportedly designed to prevent margin calls if the value of the collateralized assets declines, provided that regular payments are maintained.

The Altcoin Season Index from crypto data platform CoinMarketCap has fallen four points from yesterday to 45. The index is calculated by comparing the price performance of the top 100 coins by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins and wrapped coins, against Bitcoin. An altcoin season is declared if 75% of these top coins outperform Bitcoin over the past 90 days; otherwise, it is considered a Bitcoin season. A score closer to 100 is indicative of an altcoin season.

A dispute involving Curve Finance has reached the courts, with a Singaporean court ordering a halt to false claims and harassment against Curve contributor Haowi Wong, DL News reported. The case stems from a $9.3 million exploit of the Resupply protocol that occurred in June 2025. Because the protocol used Curve's stablecoin, crvUSD, to generate yield, some community members blamed Curve for the incident, leading to claims that the project was directly involved in the exploit and personal defamation. The court ruled that these actions constituted the dissemination of false information and threatening behavior. The individuals involved were ordered to cease their statements and pay approximately $1,900 in damages.

Justin Sun, founder of Tron, highlighted a post from X user 0xMoon, noting that the price of JST has doubled in the last six months, outperforming the broader market. This surge follows the implementation of a large-scale buyback and burn policy by the JustLend DAO. To date, the DAO has burned approximately 1.08 billion JST, worth about $38.72 million, and has secured an additional $31 million in revenue for future burns. Sun added that the market views JST's fundamentals as having strengthened, as the token has evolved from a simple governance tool to one that reflects the protocol's revenue.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index from data provider Alternative has fallen one point from yesterday to 12, continuing a state of extreme fear. The index indicates extreme market fear as it approaches 0 and extreme optimism as it approaches 100. The Fear & Greed Index is calculated based on volatility (25%), trading volume (25%), social media mentions (15%), surveys (15%), Bitcoin's market cap dominance (10%), and Google search volume (10%).

With the launch of its Bitcoin spot ETF reportedly imminent, Morgan Stanley has set the fund's fee at 0.14%, CoinDesk reported on March 27, citing an updated S-1 filing. This rate is lower than that of its competitors and could potentially trigger a new fee war. For comparison, Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF has a fee of 0.15%, while BlackRock's IBIT is set at 0.25%.

Kalshi has been approved to operate as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) through its affiliate, Kinetic Markets, Bloomberg reported. This approval allows the company to offer margin trading services. The move is aimed at increasing capital efficiency and attracting institutional investors, with the service initially being offered exclusively to this group. In the short term, the service may not apply to event contracts.

Coinbase will list BASED1 for spot trading.

Whale Alert reported that 250 million USDC has been minted at the USDC Treasury.

The three major U.S. stock indices closed lower today. - S&P 500: -1.67% - Nasdaq: -2.15% - Dow Jones: -1.73%

Tom Lee, Chairman of Bitmine (BMNR), argued that Bitcoin is a better inflation hedge than gold, noting that it has outperformed inflation 97% of the time, compared to just 56% for gold, Wu Blockchain reported. He added that the crypto winter is ending, highlighting the potential for tokenization on Wall Street and Ethereum's role in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector.

U.S. House Representatives Max Miller and Steven Horsford released a draft bill on March 27 aimed at overhauling cryptocurrency tax laws, Cointelegraph reported. The proposal, titled the Digital Asset PARITY Act, specifies that stablecoins would not be subject to capital gains tax if their value does not fluctuate by more than 1% of a dollar, or $0.01, from their acquisition cost. Additionally, transaction costs for acquiring or moving regulated, dollar-pegged stablecoins would not be included in an investor's cost basis calculation. The bill also introduces a de minimis exemption for stablecoin transactions under $200, which would not require tax payments or reporting. An annual total exemption limit has not yet been determined. The draft has not yet been formally introduced in Congress, with discussions planned among lawmakers, stakeholders, and the crypto industry.

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the war in Iran, with Tesla CEO Elon Musk also joining the call, The New York Times reported.

A draft of the CLARITY Act, which will include detailed provisions on interest payments for stablecoins, is scheduled to be released next week, according to Eleanor Terrett, host of Crypto in America. In a post on X, Terrett said the information came from an aide to U.S. Senator Thom Tillis.

The United States has signaled to its allies that it has no immediate plans to invade Iran, Walter Bloomberg reported.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order banning public officials and policymakers from engaging in insider trading on prediction markets, Decrypt reported. The order, signed on March 27, prohibits officials from using non-public information to profit from these markets. The ban also extends to appointed officials and related parties, including their children, spouses, and business partners. Newsom emphasized that public officials are meant to serve the public—nothing more, nothing less—and that their positions should not be a means to get rich quick.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt has raised the possibility of a further decline for Bitcoin, The Crypto Basic reported. He suggested that the current correction may not be over, pointing to the formation of a Bear Flag pattern on the weekly chart. According to Brandt, this pattern indicates that Bitcoin could potentially fall to $49,000.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has published a report pointing out that DeFi governance is extremely concentrated. The report notes that in protocols such as Aave, MakerDAO, and Uniswap, the top 100 addresses hold over 80% of the stake, with a significant portion controlled by the protocols or exchanges themselves. Furthermore, delegated entities dominate voting rights, and approximately one-third of key voters remain unidentified, which creates regulatory challenges. This situation, the report argues, raises questions about the decentralization of DAOs.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse told Fox Business that cryptocurrency legislation should not be "weaponized," adding that the industry cannot afford another situation like the one with Gary Gensler.