Today's Blockchain Dynamics Sharing (2026.3.27)

The crypto fear index has risen to 13, with market 'panic' sentiment slightly easing.
Trump changes his mind again, extending the pause on the crackdown by 5 days to 10 days, with April 6 being the next focus.
Federal Reserve interest rate hike expectations have resurfaced, Bitcoin fluctuates and weakens, and international oil prices regain upward momentum.
Japan's Financial Services Agency warns KuCoin and other companies against providing unregistered OTC derivatives trading.
Twenty One Capital has risen to the second-largest publicly listed Bitcoin treasury company, while MARA has dropped to third after a reduction.
Coinbase and Better launch crypto mortgage loans, allowing Bitcoin holders to purchase property without liquidating.
Euro stablecoin trading volume has halved, and the dominance of the dollar is hard to shake.
Ethereum developers rejected making 'framework trading' a key focus of the Hegota upgrade; Vitalik's endorsement was ineffective.
Crypto payment companies raised a total of $2.6 billion in funding in 2025, surpassing the total raised in the past three years.
Bitcoin has outperformed the S&P, gold, and crude oil in almost all major geopolitical crises over the past 6 years.
Amid increasing global uncertainty, Bitcoin whales accumulated 61,568 BTC over the past month.
Japan's ultra-long-term government bond yields continue to rise, with the yield on 30-year bonds reaching 3.710%.
Japan's 10-year government bond yield rises to 2.380%, a new high since January 20.
Due to the tense situation in Iran impacting the bond market, Germany's 10-year government bond yield rose to its highest level since 2011 at 3.087%.
French President Macron will deliver a speech at the Paris Blockchain Week, marking the first attendance of a sitting G7 leader at an institutional-level digital asset conference.
JPMorgan: Bitcoin shows safe-haven properties during the Iran conflict, stronger than gold and silver.
Insider: Anthropic has obtained a court order to prevent the Trump administration from banning the use of its AI tools.
Insider: SpaceX IPO is expected to raise $40 billion to $80 billion.
SpaceX IPO rewrites Wall Street norms: Retail quota expected to reach three times the usual, with investor meetings starting after Easter.
OKX: Will not rush to conduct an IPO in the US market.
Besant criticizes the UK (Financial Times): Claims that the Federal Reserve will take cues from the Bank of England for reform is tabloid misinformation.
Michael Saylor: The next phase of the crypto industry will be 'digital credit'.
Federal Reserve officials: There are currently no advancing CBDC development plans.
Besant: The US insurance plan for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz is about to launch.
Data: 97% of DeFi projects failed to generate significant revenue, with only 32 projects earning over $2 million in the past month.
Former Governor of the People's Bank of China: We can explore cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, the key is to adapt to user experiences.
US Senator: The crypto market structure bill has received bipartisan support, with industry consensus being the last barrier.
US media: David Sacks will continue to serve as head of AI and cryptocurrency while also holding the position of co-chair of PCAST.
Justin Sun accepted a special interview with Hurun Rich List: When making major decisions, one must consider market trends, competitive landscape, and risk-reward ratio.
Analysis: The Iran war may exacerbate the most severe funding crisis in the Asian private equity sector in a decade.
OpenClaw will establish an independent foundation: Nvidia and ByteDance have joined, and Tencent is in talks.
Data: Bitcoin spot ETF saw a total net outflow of $171 million yesterday, with BlackRock IBIT leading at a net outflow of $41.919 million; Ethereum spot ETF experienced a total net outflow of $92.544 million yesterday, continuing a net outflow for 7 days #BTC #比特币 #热门话题 