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According to blockchain security firm PeckShield, the cryptocurrency market suffered 20 major hacks in March, totaling $52 million in losses. This represents a 96% surge from the $26.5 million lost in the previous month. The largest single incident was the ResolvLabs USR depegging event, which involved the infinite minting of 80 million USR and resulted in a $25 million loss.

Cryptocurrency financial services firm BIT, formerly Matrixport, noted that while April has historically been a favorable month for Bitcoin, this pattern has recently become unstable. The firm pointed out that the current monthly Relative Strength Index (RSI) for BTC is at 47%, indicating a neutral position, and that conditions for upward momentum are relatively moderate, similar to last year. However, BIT highlighted that ongoing geopolitical uncertainty continues to suppress buying sentiment, while growing inflation concerns are prompting a market reassessment of the future policy paths of major central banks. Consequently, Bitcoin could face short-term selling pressure early in the month. The firm added that a wait-and-see strategy may be effective until a clearer market direction emerges.

Top 5 Gainers (24h) - Hifi (HIFI): +30.78%, Price: $0.01, 24h Vol: $137.86K - Blur (BLUR): +17.63%, Price: $0.0204, 24h Vol: $57.65M - Mina (MINA): +15.72%, Price: $0.0613, 24h Vol: $37.95M - Nomina (NOM): +11.99%, Price: $0.005, 24h Vol: $102.87M - Songbird (SGB): +8.97%, Price: $0.0011, 24h Vol: $71.78K Top 5 Losers (24h) - Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH): -14.73%, Price: $0.2605, 24h Vol: $2.78M - Sola (SXP): -12.12%, Price: $0.0022, 24h Vol: $7.28M - Arcblock (ABT): -9.94%, Price: $0.3091, 24h Vol: $3.45M - Radiant Capital (RDNT): -9.67%, Price: $0.0033, 24h Vol: $6.44M - Ultra (UOS): -7.7%, Price: $0.0055, 24h Vol: $1.19M

On-chain analyst Emmett Gallic reported on X that cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has not repaid 4,619 BTC, worth $314 million, to Winklevoss Capital as of the end of last year. The outstanding amount is part of a past loan of 11,000 BTC and 133,000 ETH. Both Gemini and Winklevoss Capital were founded and are owned by the Winklevoss brothers. Winklevoss Capital primarily invests in tech startups and has previously been observed selling its crypto holdings through the Gemini exchange.

Nasdaq-listed Empery Digital (ticker: EMPD), a company strategically accumulating Bitcoin, announced it sold 79 BTC last week for $5.6 million. The firm, formerly known as Volcon, now holds 3,359 BTC. Empery previously stated it plans to use its existing cash balance for future share buybacks and debt repayment, and would reduce its Bitcoin holdings as necessary.

U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $117.31 million (177 billion won) on March 31, marking the second consecutive day of positive flows, according to data compiled by Trader T. - BlackRock's IBIT: +$98.10 million - Fidelity's FBTC: +$16.24 million - Bitwise's BITB: +$1.84 million - Ark Invest's ARKB: +$1.13 million

Bithumb announced it will list Venice Token (VVV) for KRW trading at 6:00 a.m. UTC today.

Siren (SIREN), a BNB Chain-based artificial intelligence (AI) agent project that has faced allegations of market maker intervention and centralization risks, has plummeted 84% over the past 24 hours. SIREN is currently trading at $0.285 in USDT perpetual futures on Binance, down 83.20%.

Social Dominance Top 5 - Bitcoin: 28.6% (-4.45%) - Ethereum: 11% (-0.35%) - XRP: 3.2% (-0.05%) - Chainlink: 0.5% (-0.3%) - Litecoin: 0.3% (-0.1%) AI Search Volume Top 5 - Ethereum (14%) - Solana (9%) - EdgeX (8%), up 13 spots - Based (7%), down one spot - Bittensor (6%), down one spot

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $31.16 million (47 billion won) in net inflows on March 31, marking the second consecutive trading day of positive flows, according to data compiled by Trader T. - BlackRock ETHA: +$24.69 million - Fidelity FETH: +$1.57 million - Bitwise ETHW: +$1.20 million - 21Shares TETH: +$2.62 million - BlackRock Staking ETHB: +$1.08 million

Decentralized derivatives exchange edgeX has decided to lock up 140 million EDGE tokens, representing 14% of the total supply, for one year following allegations of unfair airdrop distribution. The tokens were sent to a small number of whale wallets, drawing strong criticism from the community. In response, the foundation explained that the allocation was the rightful share for partners who provided large-scale initial liquidity. To quell the controversy, these partners have agreed to the one-year lock-up, and the tokens will be managed transparently through a smart contract that has completed a security audit.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin sold donated memecoins for 14.5 ETH ($30,000), Onchain Lens reported. At the same time, he transferred 70,000 USDC and 44 ETH ($92,000) to Railgun to enhance financial privacy. Buterin frequently uses Railgun, a privacy tool, when moving funds, with most of the transactions intended for donations.

A whale on Hyperliquid (HYPE) with a win rate of over 80% has opened a 3x cross short position on Bitcoin worth $33.87 million, Lookonchain reported. The position has an average entry price of $68,121.3 and a liquidation price of $141,167.09. The address, pension-usdt.eth (which begins with 0x0ddf), has recorded 20 consecutive profitable trades since Feb. 18, accumulating a total profit of $30.46 million.

U.S. federal prosecutors on March 30 indicted four cryptocurrency market makers—Godbit, Vortex, Antier, and Contrarian—on charges of artificially inflating trading volumes and prices. According to the indictment, the defendants allegedly conspired to inflate volume and prices, causing investor losses through pump-and-dump schemes. More than $1 million in cryptocurrency has been seized to date. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the IRS Criminal Investigation division stated that their undercover investigation, which targeted illegal wash trading in the crypto industry, confirmed that the firms' illicit activities all followed a similar structure.

Two new anonymous wallets have deposited 6.8 million USDC on Hyperliquid to open a 20x cross short position on 17,032 ETH, worth $35.65 million, Lookonchain reported. - The first address (starting with 0x3450) has an average entry price of $2,021.63 and a liquidation price of $2,466.13. - The second address (starting with 0x4f19) has an average entry price of $2,098.47 and a liquidation price of $2,319.11.

South Korean crypto exchange Coinone announced it has placed Iskra (ISK) on its delisting watchlist. The exchange explained the decision was made after confirming that a security incident occurred on March 17, 2026. Coinone stated that the incident involved a hack with an unconfirmed or unresolved cause on the virtual asset wallets or distributed ledger managed by the project's issuer or operator.

Crypto asset manager CoinShares, which operates crypto ETFs, has transferred 10,720 BTC ($720 million) to new addresses over the past two days, Lookonchain reported, citing data from Arkham. This marks the largest BTC transfer in CoinShares' history.

A hacker who stole 7,784 ETH and 26.5 BTC, worth a combined $18.19 million, from a Kraken user via social engineering has deposited the full amount into the HitBTC exchange, EmberCN reported. The transfer occurred approximately six hours ago. HitBTC is an exchange that permits cryptocurrency trading and withdrawals without requiring Know Your Customer (KYC) verification. EmberCN had previously reported yesterday that a Kraken user was believed to have lost 8,662 ETH, also valued at $18.19 million, in a social engineering attack.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has included cryptocurrency and prediction markets on the main agenda for the state's next legislative session in January, Cointelegraph reported. Patrick, who also serves as president of the state Senate, said the agenda reflects the policy priorities of Texas conservatives in an announcement of interim tasks for the 2026 Senate committee. As part of a financial technology initiative, he also called for a review of the state's alignment with federal regulations in the crypto and blockchain sectors and an investigation into the operation of cryptocurrency kiosks in Texas.

The specifications for a quantum computer needed to crack the cryptographic systems of Bitcoin and Ethereum appear to be much lower than previously expected, according to a report from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and quantum startup Oratomic, as reported by Decrypt. The report warns that a "neutral atom system," which uses lasers to control individual atoms, could potentially derive a private key from a public key in the Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) used by BTC and ETH with around 10,000 qubits. Decrypt explained that while this technical possibility does not imply immediate practical application, the threat from quantum computers has served as a wake-up call for governments and tech companies. Ethereum has made quantum security a key part of its roadmap for this year, and the Bitcoin community is also pursuing the adoption of quantum-resistant signature algorithms. Google has previously published a report with similar findings, suggesting that cryptocurrencies could become vulnerable to quantum computing attacks sooner than anticipated.

The market capitalization of cryptocurrencies and crypto-related stocks associated with U.S. President Donald Trump has fallen by $50 billion over the past year, crypto influencer Max Crypto said on X. The losses include: - Meme coin Trump (TRUMP): down 96%, a $17.2 billion market cap loss. - BTC miner American Bitcoin (ABTC): down 94%, an $11.5 billion market cap loss. - World Liberty Financial (WLFI): down 80%, an $11.2 billion market cap loss. - Melania (MELANIA): down 99%, a $10.2 billion market cap loss. Max Crypto described the decline as "insane."

U.S. investment bank Benchmark has initiated coverage of security token platform Securitize with a Buy rating and a $16 price target, The Block reported. The rating comes as Securitize pursues a public listing through a merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. Benchmark explained that the token industry represents one of the most significant changes in capital markets since the advent of electronic trading, with Securitize positioned at its core.

CoinMarketCap's Altcoin Season Index has risen three points from yesterday to 52. The index is calculated by comparing the price performance of the top 100 coins by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins and wrapped tokens, against that of Bitcoin. An 'altcoin season' is declared if 75% of the top 100 coins outperform Bitcoin over the past 90 days; otherwise, it is considered a 'Bitcoin season.' A reading closer to 100 indicates a stronger altcoin season.

The number and trading volume of individual cryptocurrency investors in South Korea are on the decline, Maeil Business Newspaper reported, citing a report from Tiger Research. According to the report, South Korea was the world's second-largest market in the second half of 2025, with won-denominated trading volume reaching approximately $663 billion and 11.13 million people, or 21.53% of the population, registered as tradable users. However, the analysis found that average daily trading volume and won deposits are gradually decreasing as investors move to the stock market and overseas exchanges in search of better returns. The report suggested that for exchanges to survive, they must demonstrate the unique value of virtual assets that traditional finance cannot offer, such as on-chain experiences and a diverse range of tokens. It added that South Korea's well-established infrastructure means it remains the market in Asia best positioned for the rapid entry of potential investors.

A buy-side sidecar has been activated on the KOSPI after the index surged more than 4%, Yonhap News reported. The move marks the first such activation in about 20 days, since March 10. The KOSPI is currently trading at 5,281.04, up 4.52%.