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According to CoinNess market monitoring, BTC has fallen below $68,000. BTC is trading at $67,983.51 on the Binance USDT market.

Cango, a Chinese auto trading service platform that recently acquired BTC miners from Bitmain, announced it has raised $65 million in strategic funding from its own management team. The company also signed an agreement with DL Holdings Group to issue $10 million in convertible bonds. The investment was raised in USDT and will be used to expand and acquire AI and computing infrastructure. The two firms also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that includes a potential additional investment of up to $10 million. Cango previously received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange for failing to meet its continued listing standards.

Blockchain-based real-world asset tokenization platform OpenEden (EDEN) has launched a tokenized product linked to BNY Investment's high-yield bond strategy, The Block reported. The product, named HYBOND, provides qualified investors with exposure to BNY Investment's global short-term high-yield bond strategy.

The three major U.S. stock indices opened higher today. - S&P 500: +0.59% - Nasdaq: +0.7% - Dow Jones: +0.8%

U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to express dissatisfaction with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in a speech on April 2, Walter Bloomberg reported via X. President Trump stated that he is seriously considering a U.S. withdrawal from NATO.

OKX has announced the listing of EDGE/USDT perpetual futures at 1:30 p.m. UTC on April 1. The listing will support up to 20x leverage.

Social Dominance Top 5 1. Bitcoin: 28.8% (-4.8%) 2. Ethereum: 11.55% (-0.3%) 3. XRP: 3.25% (+0.1%) 4. Chainlink: 0.5% (-0.2%) 5. Litecoin: 0.35% (0%) AI Search Volume Top 5 1. Ethereum (14%) 2. Solana (11%) 3. Based (6%), up one spot 4. EdgeX (5%), up one spot 5. Bittensor (5%), down two spots

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Iran has requested a ceasefire. Writing on Truth Social, Trump stated that military operations will continue until the Strait of Hormuz is fully open and secure, adding that attacks on Iran will persist until these conditions are met.

Coinbase announced that it will list CHECK and SIGN. Trading is scheduled to begin on April 2, provided liquidity conditions are met.

Coinbase has announced the listing of MEZO for spot trading.

Tether has laid off two precious metals traders it hired from HSBC to establish a gold trading desk, CryptoSlate reported. The move coincided with a 12.7% drop in the price of gold, its largest decline since October 2008. The development follows a previous statement from Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, who said he wanted to allocate 10% to 15% of the company's $20 billion portfolio to physical gold.

Top 5 Gainers (24h) - STO: +55.47% to $0.31 (24h volume: $235.01M) - NOM: +45.29% to $0.0064 (24h volume: $163.82M) - LAVA: +38.90% to $0.0327 (24h volume: $691.5K) - BLUR: +34.34% to $0.0233 (24h volume: $131.79M) - ONT: +27.94% to $0.1064 (24h volume: $142.34M) Top 5 Losers (24h) - DMAIL: -36.07% to $0.00062 (24h volume: $19.14K) - WEN: -22.22% to $0.0000047 (24h volume: $207.87K) - ABT: -14.39% to $0.2938 (24h volume: $3M) - COMMON: -12.49% to $0.00036 (24h volume: $707.25K) - SXP: -12.07% to $0.0022 (24h volume: $1.93M)

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said the company is considering launching a prediction market service. According to CBS News, Dimon specified that the service would not include certain areas like betting on sports and politics.

Non-cryptocurrency trading volume on the decentralized perpetual futures exchange Hyperliquid (HYPE) has increased to 45% of its total volume since the launch of its HIP-3 market, Unfolded reported. The surge is driven by increased demand for 24-hour trading of metals and crude oil amid the war in the Middle East. Additionally, open interest (OI) for traditional assets has reached $1.9 billion, accounting for 28% of the total OI.

Usman Ahmad, CEO of Zodia Markets, Standard Chartered's cryptocurrency trading subsidiary, has resigned, Bloomberg reported. The resignation occurred in early March but was only recently made public. Following the departure, Nick Philpott, formerly the head of partnerships, has been appointed as interim CEO.

Cango, a Chinese auto trading service platform that previously acquired BTC miners from Bitmain, announced it has received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange for failing to meet continued listing standards. The action follows the company's average closing share price falling below $1 over the past 30 consecutive trading days. Cango has six months to bring its share price back above $1. Failure to meet this requirement will result in the suspension of trading and the initiation of delisting procedures.

BlackRock has submitted an amended S-1 application for its iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. The proposed ticker for the fund is BITA, and its management fee has not yet been disclosed.

Decentralized perpetual futures exchange Hyperliquid (HYPE) announced via its official Telegram channel that it has launched a mobile app on the Google Play Store. The app is an initial minimum viable product (MVP) version released for testing purposes and currently only offers trade execution notifications. The exchange plans to gradually improve its features based on user feedback.

An anonymous whale address withdrew 25,000 ETH, worth $53.28 million, from Binance and Deribit over the past hour, according to The Data Nerd. Withdrawals from exchanges are typically seen as a sign of intent to hold.

Global asset manager Franklin Templeton is acquiring 250 Digital, a subsidiary spun off from CoinFund, to expand its cryptocurrency business, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported. Following the acquisition, 250 Digital will be rebranded as "Franklin Crypto" and will provide investment strategies for institutional clients such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds. The specific terms and size of the deal were not disclosed. Franklin Templeton has been involved in the cryptocurrency sector since 2018 and reportedly operates a dedicated team of over 50 people.

Bitcoin may not have reached its market bottom yet, according to an analysis by The Crypto Basic. The outlet noted a 21% gap between Bitcoin's current spot price of around $68,000 and its realized price—the average acquisition cost of all coins—at approximately $54,000. Historically, a true market bottom occurs when the spot price falls below the realized price, indicating the entire market is in a loss-making position and often preceding a phase of strong accumulation. The analysis concludes that the market has not yet entered a full capitulation stage.

Iran has launched multiple waves of missile and drone attacks targeting Israeli and U.S. military bases, according to the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).

The Uniswap (UNI) Foundation held a total of $85.8 million in assets at the end of 2025, according to CoinDesk. The assets consist of cash, stablecoins, UNI, and ETH. Last year, the foundation committed $26 million in new grants, disbursed $11 million, and spent $9.7 million on operating costs. It has also allocated $106.2 million for grants and $26.3 million for operations and incentives, with its financial runway expected to last until January 2027. The foundation noted that this financial snapshot precedes its governance overhaul, dubbed "UNIfication," and that structural changes will be reflected following the establishment of the DUNI entity.

Bitcoin has rebounded to the $68,000 level amid falling oil prices, but the rally's momentum is limited, according to an analysis by CoinDesk. The outlet reported that while futures trading volume has increased, open interest has stagnated, suggesting the rebound is driven by spot demand and short-covering rather than leverage-based buying. In the options market, demand for downside protection persists, indicating that bearish sentiment remains. The market is reportedly wary that a rebound without an influx of leverage may be unsustainable and is guarding against a potential correction if the macroeconomic environment changes.

Bitcoin and Ethereum both closed March with gains, ending their respective streaks of monthly losses. According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin had recorded five consecutive months of losses from October through February, its second-longest stretch of declines on record. Its longest-ever losing streak was six straight months from August 2018 to January 2019. Ethereum had posted six consecutive months of losses from September through February, also its second-longest downtrend. The asset's longest decline was a seven-month period from May to November 2018. Market participants are now watching to see if this positive close signals a broader trend reversal.