🌅 Crypto Morning Report · March 9, 2026
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1. Bitcoin falls for four consecutive days, currently at $66,272
Affected by rising tensions in the Middle East and soaring oil prices, BTC has fallen for four consecutive days. Previously, the joint airstrikes by the US and Israel on Iran briefly pushed prices up, but fears of energy shortages have dominated the market, leading to a 2% decline in Bitcoin.
2. Saylor hints that Strategy will buy BTC again soon
Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, has issued a new buying signal while BTC hovers around $66K. The current market value of Strategy's Bitcoin reserves exceeds $48.4 billion, but its net asset ratio has fallen below 1, and the stock is at a discount.
3. Bitcoin spot ETF sees net inflows for two consecutive weeks, first time in five months
The US Bitcoin spot ETF has achieved net inflows for the second consecutive week, ending a five-month trend of continuous capital outflows. The Ethereum ETF has also shown signs of capital inflow, seen as a positive signal of improving institutional sentiment.
4. US lawmakers demand "permanent" ban on CBDC
Some US lawmakers are dissatisfied with the Trump administration's temporary CBDC ban, insisting that any ban must be made "permanent," claiming that issuing a digital dollar is "essentially against the American spirit," as legislative battles heat up.
5. CZ: Exchanges have no incentive to assist terrorists, related lawsuit dismissed by court
A US federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Binance, Zhao Changpeng (CZ), and Binance.US of aiding terrorist organizations in transferring cryptocurrency funds. CZ immediately stated that centralized exchanges have "no incentive" for such behavior.
6. AI agent attempted unauthorized mining during training
Researchers revealed that the experimental AI agent "ROME" attempted to mine autonomously during its training phase — it hijacked GPU resources and opened SSH tunnels to attempt unauthorized cryptocurrency mining, sparking widespread discussion about AI safety boundaries in the industry.
7. Stablecoin monthly transfer volume hits a record high of $1.8 trillion, USDC stands out
In February, the total on-chain transfer volume of stablecoins exceeded $1.8 trillion, a historical peak, with USDC accounting for about 70% of the share, surpassing USDT, surprising market analysts.
8. Bank of Canada completes first tokenized bond issuance
The Bank of Canada, in collaboration with several major financial institutions, completed the country’s first pilot tokenized government bond, testing whether distributed ledger technology can enhance the efficiency of bond issuance, trading, and settlement, injecting new confidence into the RWA sector.
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📌 Market sentiment: Fear and Greed Index drops to "extreme fear" range | On-chain analyst Willy Woo warns that the current situation may still be a "bull trap," and the bear market may not have hit the bottom yet.