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In a recent annual business report (Form 10-K) filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), cryptocurrency custody firm BitGo disclosed that it holds approximately $81.6 billion in digital assets. According to The Crypto Basic, the report, dated as of Dec. 31 of last year, shows BitGo supported custody for 1,770 cryptocurrencies. The top five assets on the platform constitute 80.7% of the total holdings, broken down as follows: - Bitcoin: 49.2% - Sui: 11.3% - Ethereum: 10.1% - Solana: 5.4% - Ripple: 4.7%

Web3 social platform UXLINK has unveiled X-AGENT, its AI social engine and a core component of its artificial intelligence ecosystem. The engine combines AI automation technology with social network flows and is built on UXLINK's Social Growth Layer. It also introduces the concept of an AI-native token, adopting a two-way model driven by consumption and reward generation. X-AGENT is scheduled for an official launch next week, and users can now apply for the whitelist via a pre-registration page.

Outflows are continuing from Bitcoin spot ETFs, a key indicator of institutional investor sentiment, in a trend analysts attribute to growing directional risk amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Cointelegraph reported that after about a month of steady inflows, the ETFs saw a net outflow of approximately $296 million this week. The outlet analyzed this as investment capital taking a wait-and-see approach, noting that while the current macro environment appears stable on the surface, it contains underlying imbalances and unresolved tensions in the Middle East. Although capital has not completely exited risk-asset markets, there is limited appetite for taking on directional risk. Cointelegraph suggested that major asset prices are likely to move within a range until a clear change in the macroeconomic environment occurs.

U.S. President Donald Trump described Bitcoin as powerful and noted a growing trend of people wanting to use cryptocurrency for payments. Speaking at the FII Priority Miami 2026 global investment and economic forum, he added that he advocates for free enterprise over meaningless regulation. Trump also called for the creation of a brilliant law for stablecoins and said he welcomes direct contact to solve any related problems.

The Bhutanese government has net sold approximately $120 million worth of Bitcoin this year, reducing its holdings to around 1,700 BTC, Wu Blockchain reported. Citing data from on-chain platform Arkham (ARKM), Wu Blockchain noted that the government typically liquidates its Bitcoin in increments of $5 million to $10 million. The funds are then transferred to exchanges such as Binance or market makers like QCP Capital. The frequency of these transfers has surged recently, with 123.7 BTC, worth about $8.5 million, moved to a new address yesterday.

On-chain analyst ZachXBT has questioned a recent decision by USDC issuer Circle to freeze funds in several wallets. The analyst, who has approximately 985,000 followers on X, stated that on March 24, Circle froze the USDC balances in 16 unrelated hot wallets due to their alleged involvement in a civil lawsuit. ZachXBT argued that a simple review of on-chain activity clearly shows the wallets had no signs of suspicious behavior. He criticized Circle for responding immediately to what he called a request riddled with logical fallacies while ignoring users when actual incidents occur. After he publicized the issue, Circle unfroze five of the 16 wallets. ZachXBT asserted that the self-proclaimed expert who requested the freeze, the judge who ordered it, and Circle, which executed it, should all be held responsible. He added that even after the freeze was lifted, the affected wallets are still unable to receive withdrawals from major exchanges, and he has demanded an explanation from Circle.

Ripple announced on its official blog that it is using artificial intelligence (AI) to stress test the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The Ripple team stated that it is implementing an AI-driven blockchain security strategy for the XRPL, integrating machine learning tools across the entire development cycle, from code review to attack testing. A 'Red Team' launched for this initiative has already discovered more than 10 bugs, which are being fixed according to priority. The company emphasized that AI enables the systematic discovery of vulnerabilities and strengthens the data ledger more quickly and reliably.

Pro-crypto Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis said the market structure bill pending in the U.S. Senate contains the strongest protections yet for decentralized finance (DeFi) developers. In a post on X today, Lummis addressed claims that the bill would impose Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements on DeFi developers, calling them "FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt)" and urging people not to be fooled. She noted that over the past few weeks, lawmakers have been working on a third amendment through bipartisan cooperation. As a result, she said the bill is moving toward including the most robust safeguards for both DeFi and its developers, emphasizing that it must be passed to secure these protections.

An address believed to belong to the Worldcoin (WLD) team transferred 75 million WLD, worth approximately $20 million, to another team-owned wallet last night, according to analysis from Onchainschool. The receiving wallet reportedly has a history of transferring WLD to exchanges. Onchainschool added that the last transfer from this address occurred a week ago, after which some of the tokens were deposited to Binance. This follows a similar event yesterday, when a Worldcoin team-affiliated address moved WLD worth about $26.17 million to a new address and subsequently deposited a portion to Binance. Deposits to exchanges are typically interpreted as preparation to sell.

Ripple (XRP) CEO Brad Garlinghouse said stablecoins will offer a 'ChatGPT'-like innovation for companies seeking faster and more efficient payment methods. In a recent interview with Fox Business, he noted that many major global companies are already discussing and formulating strategies to incorporate stablecoins into their operating systems, Cointelegraph reported. Garlinghouse added that boards and executives are asking their finance officers about the potential uses of stablecoins. He emphasized that, similar to the emergence of ChatGPT, stablecoins will act as an entry point for businesses to access a broader range of blockchain-based services. Ripple has previously launched RLUSD, a stablecoin based on the Ripple Ledger (XRPL).

European crypto ETP provider 21Shares announced on March 27 that it will begin paying dividends to shareholders of its staking-supported Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) ETPs on March 31. Holders of the 21Shares Ethereum ETF (TETH) will receive $0.01253 per share, while holders of the 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL) will receive $0.016962 per share. Both TETH and TSOL are trust products that generate dividends by staking the underlying ETH and SOL held on behalf of investors and then selling the resulting interest.

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.