Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Ethena and tokenization firm Securitize have announced their partnership with Arbitrum’s tech and data availability network Celestia for their upcoming Converge chain. This Ethereum-compatible blockchain project is...
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By Parrot Press Staff President Donald Trump’s recent announcement of “reciprocal tariffs” this month has caused economic trade policy uncertainty to reach an all-time high. This has led investors to shy...
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President Donald Trump’s recent announcement of “reciprocal tariffs” this month has caused economic trade policy uncertainty to reach an all-time high. This has led investors to shy away from risk assets, such as bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell added fuel to the fire by stating late Wednesday that the central bank anticipates a rise in unemployment as the economy is likely to slow down and inflation is expected to increase. Powell mentioned that some of the tariffs imposed are likely to be paid by the public, further weighing on risk assets. This resulted in the Nasdaq dropping 1.17% and the S&P 500 decreasing by 2.24% before the closing bell. Despite this, bitcoin saw an increase of more than 1% in the past 24 hours. The CoinDesk 20 (CD20) index, which provides a broader market perspective, also saw a rise of 1.8%. However, the crypto market is more considered a gauge of risk rather than a safe haven, as reported by Coindesk.
According to Michael Brown, an analyst at Pepperstone, there is likely to be a growing demand for “assets which provide shelter from political incoherence and trade uncertainty,” as reported by The Telegraph. While bitcoin has outperformed the stock market, showing a 1% increase in the past month compared to the Nasdaq’s 8% drop, institutional investors are turning to gold as a safe haven investment.
Gold has seen an 11% increase over the last month and a 27% increase since the beginning of the year, reaching around $3,340 per troy ounce. A survey conducted by Bank of America’s Global Fund Manager revealed that 49% of fund managers view “long gold” as the most crowded trade on Wall Street, with 42% of them predicting it to be the best-performing asset of the year.
UBS analysts suggested that adding gold allocations has become more compelling due to the escalating tariff uncertainty, weaker growth, higher inflation, geopolitical risks, and diversification away from US assets and the US dollar, as reported by Investopedia.
Gold fund flows have reached $80 billion so far this year, while data from SoSoValue indicates that spot bitcoin ETFs have seen $5.25 billion net inflows in January, with net outflows occurring since the rise in uncertainty. In the month of April alone, over $900 million has exited these funds, following net outflows of $3.56 billion in February and $767 million in March. It is advised to stay alert in such an uncertain market environment.
In the latest Token Events updates, EigenLayer is implementing slashing on Ethereum mainnet, Pepecoin is undergoing its second halving, BNB Chain will be undergoing the opBNB mainnet hardfork, and Coinbase Derivatives will be listing XRP futures pending approval by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Various conferences and events, such as CoinDesk’s Consensus in Toronto on May 14-16, NexTech Week Tokyo, Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok, Crypto Horizons 2025 in Dubai, and many more are scheduled to take place in the upcoming days.
In other news, Raydium’s LaunchLab platform has gone live, competing with Pump.fun and introducing a perceived competing platform to the Solana ecosystem. This has led to over 1,750 tokens being created shortly after LaunchLab’s debut, driving the price of Raydium’s RAY token up by as much as 10%.
On the technical analysis front, Bitcoin has rebounded off the golden pocket zone, showing strong buyer interest. It has broken out of the daily downtrend that has been in place since February, indicating a potential shift in structure. BTC is currently sitting below the daily 50 and 200 exponential moving averages, which act as important decision points for the price direction.
Overall, the market is seeing fluctuations due to economic uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and trade concerns, highlighting the importance of diversification and following market trends closely.
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Token debuts can be a controversial topic, often facing criticism for their poor execution which allows individuals to profit through front-running campaigns by supposedly having insider information about upcoming launches. The...
Read moreToken debuts can be a controversial topic, often facing criticism for their poor execution which allows individuals to profit through front-running campaigns by supposedly having insider information about upcoming launches.
The most recent example is the “Base is for everyone” token introduced by Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 solution Base. Three crypto wallets acquired tokens before the official announcement, resulting in significant profits, according to blockchain sleuth Lookonchain.
Base announced the token’s debut through Zora, an on-chain social network, at around 19:30 UTC on Wednesday. The token quickly reached a market capitalization of over $15 million, bringing substantial gains to at least three crypto addresses that purchased coins before the official announcement.
According to Lookonchain, three wallets bought a significant amount of “Base is for everyone” before Base’s announcement and made a profit of approximately $666K. One wallet address invested 1.5 ETH to purchase 256.39 million units of the token and sold it for 108 ETH after the official announcement, earning $168,000 in just over an hour. Another address made a profit of $266,000, and a third address earned $231,800.
Following the announcement of another coin for FarCon poster, the token’s market capitalization dropped to less than $2 million, resulting in losses for those who invested in the Base is for Everyone token. However, valuations have since recovered, with the market capitalization of Base is for everyone surpassing $18.
Base clarified that the Base is for everyone coin is not the official cryptocurrency of Base, and the layer 2 did not directly sell them. The legal disclaimer on Zora also confirmed that Base will never sell these tokens.
The rapid rise and fall of these smaller tokens can create a negative wealth effect, benefiting only a select few while the majority face losses. This can lead to a drain of liquidity from the broader digital assets market. This year’s debut of LIBRA and TRUMP tokens resulted in the destruction of millions in investor wealth, marking a significant price top in bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
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A federal judge decided to halt a lawsuit involving 18 state attorneys general and a decentralized finance lobbyist group against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday, in light...
Read moreA federal judge decided to halt a lawsuit involving 18 state attorneys general and a decentralized finance lobbyist group against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday, in light of the SEC’s new leadership.
The state attorneys general, who are all Republicans, filed the lawsuit alongside the DeFi Education Fund in November following Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election. They claimed that the SEC had overstepped its authority by suing crypto exchanges. In a recent filing, the SEC hinted that the new agency chair, Paul Atkins, could bring an end to the legal action.
The judge instructed the parties to submit a joint status report within 30 days and paused all deadlines for 60 days.
Initially, the lawsuit argued that the SEC’s enforcement actions were encroaching on the jurisdiction of state regulators over digital asset firms in their respective states. The lawsuit highlighted the different regulatory approaches taken by states to oversee digital assets, emphasizing the need for clear and manageable regulatory frameworks.
Congress is anticipated to address market structure legislation pertaining to federal regulators’ oversight of crypto this year, with key committees already conducting hearings on the matter.
Meanwhile, the SEC has dropped investigations and lawsuits against more than a dozen companies and put lawsuits against others on hold.
In a separate development, a lawsuit filed by the DeFi Education Fund, the Texas Blockchain Council, and the Blockchain Association against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) was also withdrawn. This lawsuit contested the IRS’ DeFi broker rule as exceeding the agency’s authority.
Last week, President Trump signed a resolution nullifying the IRS’ DeFi broker rule under the Congressional Review Act, marking his first legislative action related to crypto as president. Following this development, the parties involved in the lawsuit stated that the legal action had become “moot” and no longer necessary.
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The beginning of 2025 brought a reality check for digital assets, shifting from optimism to macroeconomic challenges. Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $109,356 before ending the quarter down by...
Read moreThe beginning of 2025 brought a reality check for digital assets, shifting from optimism to macroeconomic challenges. Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $109,356 before ending the quarter down by 11.6%, while altcoins like the CoinDesk Memecoin Index (CDMEME) and the CoinDesk 80 (CD80) faced even larger declines.
The gap between bitcoin and the rest of the market continues to widen, driven by institutional behavior favoring liquid and regulated large-cap assets. Bitcoin dominance rose to 62.2% in Q1, its highest level since February 2021, despite a drop in its total market capitalization. Capital flowed out of speculative assets and into bitcoin amidst macro volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.
The CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20) fell 23.2% in Q1 but outperformed major digital assets. XRP was the sole CD20 constituent with a positive return, driven by the dismissal of the SEC’s case against Ripple and growth in its RLUSD stablecoin.
Ether, on the other hand, underperformed due to user activity migration to Layer 2s. Public companies added nearly 100,000 BTC to their holdings in Q1, demonstrating bitcoin’s macro asset role. The launch of the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and introduction of a Digital Asset Stockpile by the Treasury highlighted bitcoin’s legitimacy.
Looking ahead to Q2, altcoin ETF optimism remains high with Solana and XRP leading the way. The market is consolidating into assets with liquidity, narratives, and institutional relevance, indicating a shift towards structural factors over sentiment alone.
For more insights, including full index performance and constituent details, you can access the complete Digital Assets Quarterly Report.
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The era of the crypto bull market appears to be coming to an end, signaling a winter of sustained losses and stagnation, as per insights from Coinbase’s institutional arm. David Duong,...
Read moreThe era of the crypto bull market appears to be coming to an end, signaling a winter of sustained losses and stagnation, as per insights from Coinbase’s institutional arm. David Duong, Coinbase Institutional’s global head of research, mentioned that the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) model indicates that Bitcoin’s recent sharp decline marks the beginning of a bear market cycle since late March. The COIN50 index, which includes the top 50 tokens by market capitalization, has also been consistently trading in bear market territory since the end of February.
Bitcoin slipped below its 200-day SMA on March 9, signaling a long-term shift to bearish momentum. Duong emphasized the challenges of defining a crypto bear market, where corrections of 20% or more are common. Contrarily, a 20% decline is typically used to characterize bear markets in traditional stock markets.
The report argued that the traditional 20% benchmark overlooks the impact of investor sentiment and portfolio adjustments triggered by smaller yet intense sell-offs. Bear markets are seen as fundamental changes in market structure, with deteriorating fundamentals and shrinking liquidity rather than just downward percentage movements.
In addition to the 200-day SMA, Duong highlighted bitcoin’s risk-adjusted performance measured in standard deviations (z-score) as an effective means of identifying crypto bear markets. The current z-score model indicates that the recent bull cycle ended in late February, categorizing subsequent activity as “neutral” and suggesting a need for a defensive risk assessment approach.
As the venture capital (VC) funding in the crypto space slows down, alternative cryptocurrencies may face a harsher winter ahead. While Bitcoin reached new highs this year, VC funding levels remain 50%-60% lower than in 2021-22, indicating a lack of enthusiasm for riskier investments.
Duong predicts that the crypto market may stabilize in mid-to-late 2Q25, paving the way for a better 3Q25.
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Equity and crypto markets took a hit late Tuesday as Nvidia shares plummeted in after-hours trading following a $5.5 billion charge linked to the Trump administration’s ban on the company’s H20...
Read moreEquity and crypto markets took a hit late Tuesday as Nvidia shares plummeted in after-hours trading following a $5.5 billion charge linked to the Trump administration’s ban on the company’s H20 chip sales to China.
Bitcoin, the top cryptocurrency by market value, dropped to $83,600, continuing its decline from the earlier two-week high of $86,440. XRP and Cardano’s ADA token also saw decreases, with XRP falling over 2% to $2.08 and ADA slipping 4% to $0.61. The CoinDesk 20 Index, a broader market indicator, weakened by over 2%.
Shares related to artificial intelligence fared poorly as NVDA shares dropped 8% to $89.10 after the company revealed that it expects to write down $5.5 billion in the fiscal first quarter due to restricted exports of its H20 chip to China.
The futures linked to the Nasdaq index also fell over 1%, providing negative signals for risk assets. The upcoming U.S. retail sales report for March is expected to show a 1.2% increase in consumer spending, which could help alleviate recession concerns arising from trade tensions.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is scheduled to speak on Wednesday about his outlook for the U.S. economy. Market-based measures like inflation breakevens have decreased amid trade tensions, potentially giving the Fed room to cut rates.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller recently stated that the bank may need to quickly implement rate cuts if President Trump reinstates tariffs unveiled on April 2. Trump announced tariffs on 180 nations but suspended them for most nations, excluding China, for 90 days.
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Janover (JNVR), a fintech commercial real estate platform, is making waves in the crypto world by building a substantial SOL stack worth around $21 million. The company’s share price has soared...
Read moreJanover (JNVR), a fintech commercial real estate platform, is making waves in the crypto world by building a substantial SOL stack worth around $21 million. The company’s share price has soared nearly 20 times in less than a month, following a strategy similar to Strategy’s bitcoin playbook, but with a focus on Solana (SOL).
In a recent move, Janover purchased an additional 80,567 SOL tokens valued at approximately $10.5 million, bringing its total holdings to 163,651. This makes Janover the first publicly-traded U.S. company with a treasury strategy centered around Solana’s SOL. The shift to crypto came after a team of former executives from crypto exchange Kraken, including Joseph Onorati and Parker White, acquired majority ownership of the firm. Onorati is now the Chairman and CEO, White serves as the Chief Investment Officer and Chief Operating Officer, and Marco Santori, the former Chief Legal Officer of Kraken, has joined Janover’s board.
To fund its Solana acquisition plans, Janover raised $42 million through convertible notes and warrants and plans to run one or more validators to participate in Solana’s proof-of-stake network. Since announcing its crypto pivot, Janover’s stock has experienced a meteoric rise, with prices surging over 1,700% in early April and further increasing by 12% after the latest SOL acquisition.
Onorati expressed his excitement about introducing a digital asset treasury strategy focused on Solana in the U.S. public markets, citing the growing adoption of DeFi. Despite its focus on crypto, Janover remains committed to its real estate roots, with its AI-powered commercial real estate platform continuing operations under the leadership of founder Blake Janover and CFO Bruce Rosenbloom.
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Tokens linked to artificial intelligence (AI) performed poorly compared to major cryptocurrencies in the last 24 hours. This relative weakness coincided with unusual activity in put options related to Nvidia (NVDA)...
Read moreTokens linked to artificial intelligence (AI) performed poorly compared to major cryptocurrencies in the last 24 hours. This relative weakness coincided with unusual activity in put options related to Nvidia (NVDA) shares, the chipmaker that recently announced plans to manufacture its AI supercomputers in the U.S.
Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, saw a 0.6% increase in value to $85,500 over the past day. Meanwhile, TAO, the token associated with Bittensor’s blockchain-based machine learning network, traded 3.6% lower at $239, and Render Network’s RNDR token was down 1.7% at $3.93, according to data from Coingecko. Other tokens like FET, SEI, and GRT also experienced a 2% decline.
Data from Convex Value showed increased activity in Nvidia short-dated put options on Monday, particularly in the $100 strike puts expiring on April 17, April 25, and May 2. There was also interest in the $60 put expiring on April 17, as well as the $50 and $85 strike puts expiring on May 16.
Convex Value described the trading in out-of-the-money put options below Nvidia’s current spot price of $110 as unusual, suggesting that these could be protective plays. According to an analyst at the platform, buying put options is a way for traders to hedge against potential market declines or profit from bearish scenarios.
Merlin Capital, a Substack-based analytics service, hinted at insider knowledge with a post on X saying, “Someone knows something.” This suggests that there may be information influencing the recent options activity surrounding Nvidia’s stock.
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By [Your Name] (All times ET unless indicated otherwise) Bitcoin (BTC) continues to defy global economic uncertainty, inching closer to reclaiming $86,000. It is now less than 3% away from its...
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Bitcoin (BTC) continues to defy global economic uncertainty, inching closer to reclaiming $86,000. It is now less than 3% away from its “Liberation Day” high. To put the move into perspective, bitcoin dominance — which measures BTC’s share of the total cryptocurrency market cap — is approaching 64%, a level not seen since January 2021.
In contrast, the Nasdaq 100 is still 5% away from its own Liberation Day high, underscoring bitcoin’s relative strength versus U.S. equities.
According to X account Cheddar Flow, the S&P 500 has just formed a “death cross” — a traditionally bearish signal that occurs when the 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average. The last time this happened was March 15, 2022, when S&P 500 initially rose by 11% in the following week, only to be followed by a 20% decline. Bearish sentiment is also reflected in the options market, where investors are reportedly buying large volumes of NVDA puts, signaling expectations of lower prices.
In a Bloomberg interview on Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reaffirmed confidence in the U.S. bond market, dismissing concerns that foreign nations are dumping Treasuries.
“I am not seeing a dumping of U.S. Treasuries,” Bessent said. “The Treasury has lots of tools, but we’re a long way from needing them.” He also emphasized the enduring status of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency, despite the DXY index — which measures the dollar’s value against a basket of major trading partners — falling below 100 and dropping over 10% in recent weeks.
Bessent also confirmed that the Trump administration is seeking a new Federal Reserve Chair to replace Jerome Powell, with interviews set to begin later in the year. He concluded the interview by suggesting that the VIX (S&P 500 volatility index) may have peaked after the largest one-day percentage drop in its history last week. Stay alert!
What to Watch:
Crypto:
April 15: The first SmarDEX (SDEX) halving means the SDEX token’s distribution will be cut by 50% for the next 12 months.
April 16: HashKey Chain (HSK) mainnet upgrade enhances network stability and fee control capabilities.
April 17: EigenLayer (EIGEN) activates slashing on Ethereum mainnet, enforcing penalties for operator misconduct.
April 18: Pepecoin (PEP), a layer-1, proof-of-work blockchain, undergoes its second halving, reducing block rewards to 15,625 PEP per block.
April 20, 11 p.m.: BNB Chain (BNB) — opBNB mainnet hardfork.
April 21: Coinbase Derivatives will list XRP futures pending approval by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
Macro:
April 15, 8:30 a.m.: Statistics Canada releases March consumer price inflation data.
Core Inflation Rate MoM Prev. 0.7%
Core Inflation Rate YoY Prev. 2.7%
Inflation Rate MoM Est. 0.6% vs. Prev. 1.1%
Inflation Rate YoY Est. 2.6% vs. Prev. 2.6%
April 16, 8:30 a.m.: The U.S. Census Bureau releases March retail sales data.
Retail Sales MoM Est. 1.4% vs. Prev. 0.2%
Retail Sales YoY Prev. 3.1%
April 16, 9:45 a.m.: Bank of Canada releases its latest interest rate decision, followed by a press conference 45 minutes later.
Policy Interest Rate Est. 2.75% vs. Prev. 2.75%
April 16, 1:30 p.m.: Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell will deliver an “Economic Outlook” speech. Livestream link.
April 17, 8:30 a.m.: U.S. Census Bureau releases March new residential construction data.
Housing Starts Est. 1.42M vs. Prev. 1.501M
Housing Starts MoM Prev. 11.2%
April 17, 8:30 a.m.: The U.S. Department of Labor releases unemployment insurance data for the week ended April 12.
Initial Jobless Claims Est. 226K vs. Prev. 223K
April 17, 7:30 p.m.: Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs & Communications releases March consumer price index (CPI) data.
Core Inflation Rate YoY Est. 3.2% vs. Prev. 3%
Inflation Rate MoM Prev. -0.1%
Inflation Rate YoY Prev. 3.7%
Earnings (Estimates based on FactSet data)
April 22: Tesla (TSLA), post-market
April 30: Robinhood Markets (HOOD), post-market
Token Events:
Governance votes & calls
Venus DAO is discussing the forced liquidation of the remaining debt owed by a BNB bridge exploiter account that “supplied extraneously minted BNB to Venus and generated an over-collateralized debt position.”
Aave DAO is discussing taking further steps to deprecate Synthetix’s sUSD on Aave V3 Optimism over technical developments that have “compromised its ability to consistently maintain its peg.”
GMX DAO is discussing the establishment of a GMX reserve on Solana, which would involve bridging $500,000 in GMX to the blockchain and transferring the funds to the GMX-Solana Treasury.
Treasure DAO is discussing handing the core contributor team the authority to wind down and close the Treasure Chain infrastructure on ZKsync and manage the primary MAGIC-ETH protocol-owned liquidity pool given the “crucial financial situation” of the protocol.
April 15, 10 a.m.: Injective to hold an X Spaces session with Guardian.
April 16, 7 a.m.: Aergo to host an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on the future of decentralized artificial intelligence and the project.
April 16, 3 p.m.: Zcash to host a Town Hall on LockBox Distribution & Governance.
Unlocks
April 15: Sei (SEI) to unlock 1.09% of its circulating supply worth $10.08 million.
April 16: Arbitrum (ARB) to unlock 2.01% of its circulating supply worth $27.17 million.
April 18: Official Trump (TRUMP) to unlock 20.25% of its circulating supply worth $325.97 million.
April 18: Fasttoken (FTN) to unlock 4.65% of its circulating supply worth $82.60 million.
April 18: UXLINK (UXLINK) to unlock 11.09% of its circulating supply worth $18.29 million.
April 18: Immutable (IMX) to unlock 1.37% of its circulating supply worth $10.07 million.
Token Launches
April 15: WalletConnect Token (WCT) to be listed on Binance, Bitget, AscendEX, BingX, BYDFi, LBank, Coinlist and others.
April 16: Badger (BADGER), Balacner (BAL), Beta Finance (BETA), Cortex (CTXC), Cream Finance (CREAM), Firo (FIRO), Kava Lend (KAVA), NULS (NULS), Prosper (PROS), Status (SNT), TROY (TROY), UniLend Finance (UFT), VIDT DAO (VIDT) and aelf (ELF) to be delisted from Binance.
April 22: Hyperlane to airdrop its HYPER tokens.
Conferences:
Day 2 of 3: Morocco WEB3FEST GITEX Edition (Marrakech)
April 15: Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Summit (online)
Day 1 of 2: BUIDL Asia 2025 (Seoul)
Day 1 of 2: World Financial Innovation Series 2025 (Hanoi, Vietnam)
Day 1 of 3: NexTech Week Tokyo
April 22-24: Money20/20 Asia (Bangkok)
April 23: Crypto Horizons 2025 (Dubai)
April 23-24: Blockchain Forum 2025 (Moscow)
Token Talk
Story Protocol’s IP tokens experienced a 20% drop and recovery within hours during an unusual trading session on Monday.
Trading volume surged on exchanges including Binance and OKX Spot, with $138 million recorded after the price rebound.
The sudden price movement was isolated from broader market trends, sparking speculation about insider activity or coordinated selling.
Also on Monday, MANTRA’s OM token plummeted over 90% in hours, dropping from around $6.30 to as low as 37 cents and wiping out over $5 billion in market capitalization.
The token has since rebounded slightly to trade around 63 cents.
Laser Digital, a Nomura-backed investor, was initially flagged for depositing $41 million in OM to OKX, but the company denied selling, clarifying it was collateral return from a financing trade. Shorooq Investors also denied selling.
Derivatives Positioning
BTC shorts have been liquidated on most exchanges in the past 24 hours, excluding BitMEX and Gate.io, according to Coinglass. The opposite is the case in ETH.
XRP’s perpetual futures open interest has dropped from 544.7 million XRP to 480 million XRP, diverging from the price recovery seen since Monday last week.
SUI, ONDO, ADA and APT have seen a notable increase in futures open interest in the past 24 hours. Of those, XMR is the only one with the positive OI-adjusted cumulative volume delta, representing net buying pressure.
On Deribit, short-dated BTC and ETH options continue to show a bias for protective puts, suggesting cautious sentiment.
Flows on OTC desk Paradigm have been mixed with both calls and puts bought in the April expiry.
Market Movements:
BTC is up 1.19% from 4 p.m. ET Monday at $85,877.18 (24hrs: +1.35%)
ETH is up 0.59% at $1,645.30 (24hrs: -1.97%)
CoinDesk 20 is up 0.99% at 2,519.69 (24hrs: +0.19%)
Ether CESR Composite Staking Rate is up 18 bps at 3.18%
BTC funding rate is at 0.0184% (6.7003% annualized) on Binance
DXY is unchanged at 99.70
Gold is up 1.26% at $3,245.30/oz
Silver is up 0.81% at $32.35/oz
Nikkei 225 closed +0.84% at 34,267.54
Hang Seng closed +0.23% at 21,466.27
FTSE is up 0.92% at 8,209.04
Euro Stoxx 50 is up 0.82% at 4,951.51
DJIA closed on Tuesday +0.78% at 40,524.79
S&P 500 closed +0.79% at 5,405.97
Nasdaq closed +0.64% at 16,831.48
S&P/TSX Composite Index closed +1.18% at 23,866.50
S&P 40 Latin America closed +1.8% at 2,340.02
U.S. 10-year Treasury rate is up 1 bp at 4.39%
E-mini S&P 500 futures are up 0.12% at 5,447.25
E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures are up 0.26% at 18,983.25
E-mini Dow Jones Industrial Average Index futures are unchanged at 40,750.00
Bitcoin Stats:
BTC Dominance: 63.80 (0.16%)
Ethereum to bitcoin ratio: 0.01913 (-0.31%)
Hashrate (seven-day moving average): 896 EH/s
Hashprice (spot): $44.1 PH/s
Total Fees: 6.33 BTC / $536,017
CME Futures Open Interest: 134,730
BTC priced in gold: 26.6 oz
BTC vs gold market cap: 7.56%
Technical Analysis
On Monday, the bitcoin cash-bitcoin (BCH/BTC) ratio failed to penetrate the trendline characterizing the 12-month bear market.
A potential move above the trendline could see breakout traders join the market, lifting BCH higher.
Crypto Equities
Strategy (MSTR): closed on Monday at $311.45 (+3.82%), up 0.62% at $313.38 in pre-market
Coinbase Global (COIN): closed at $176.58 (+0.62%), up 1.28% at $178.84
Galaxy Digital Holdings (GLXY): closed at C$15.81 (+3.47%)
MARA Holdings (MARA): closed at $12.95 (+3.52%), up 1.24% at $13.11
Riot Platforms (RIOT): closed at $7.01 (-0.71%), up 0.71% at $7.06
Core Scientific (CORZ): closed at $7.06 (-0.14%)
CleanSpark (CLSK): closed at $7.78 (+3.73%), up 1.29% at $7.88
CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (WGMI): closed at $12.70 (+1.44%), up 1.44% at $12.90
Semler Scientific (SMLR): closed at $34.26 (+1.48%)
Exodus Movement (EXOD): closed at $39.43 (-10.55%), unchanged in pre-market
ETF Flows
Spot BTC ETFs:
Daily net flow: $1.5 million
Cumulative net flows: $35.46 billion
Total BTC holdings ~1.11 million
Spot ETH ETFs
Daily net flow: -$6 million
Cumulative net flows: $2.28 billion
Total ETH holdings ~3.36 million
Source: Farside Investors
Overnight Flows
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