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Appointed to revolutionize crypto and AI in the United States, David Sacks leaves his post after 130 days without fulfilling his promises. Between a blocked CLARITY Act, a free-falling Bitcoin, and harsh criticism, his mandate leaves a bitter taste.

Bitcoin approaches a decisive threshold. Around 60,000 dollars, the market equilibrium weakens. The latest data suggest that breaking this level could extend the bearish phase far beyond expectations. Between degraded technical signals, persistent selling pressure, and an uncertain macroeconomic environment, recovery prospects are fading. The scenario of a longer cycle now dominates analyses.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have broken their positive momentum. For the week ending Friday, March 27, 2026, they finished with net outflows of around 296 million dollars. After four consecutive weeks of inflows, the signal counts. But it mainly tells the story of a freezing market, not a collapsing market.

Elizabeth Warren puts Bitmain back under pressure in Washington. This time, the issue is neither the price of Bitcoin nor speculation. It concerns a much more sensitive point: American national security and the place of a Chinese manufacturer at the heart of the global mining infrastructure.

Pi Coin plunges back into a technical setup reminiscent of a very unfavorable previous scenario. Several crypto market signals converge towards a new phase of weakness while confidence around Pi Network remains fragile. Is history rhyming once again?

The ECB clearly challenges one of the founding narratives of modern crypto. In practice, several major DeFi protocols remain concentrated in the hands of few, especially when looking at actual governance rather than just marketing talk. This is the gist of the working paper published this week, which observes a strong concentration of governance tokens and voting power on Aave, MakerDAO, Ampleforth, and Uniswap.

Bitcoin sharply dropped, reigniting tensions across the crypto market. In just a few hours, the correction wiped out massive positions and revealed a shift in sentiment among traders. Data from the derivatives markets now indicates a significant probability of a return below 66,000 dollars by April 24, a threshold that now concentrates the attention of short-term investors.

Bitcoin falls back below 66,000 dollars, driven by a shock from energy markets. The rise in oil revives inflationary tensions and reshuffles the cards of monetary expectations. This movement recalls a now well-established reality: cryptos evolve in close correlation with macroeconomic dynamics. In this context, investors adjust their exposure to a more uncertain environment.

According to JPMorgan, bitcoin establishes itself as the ultimate safe haven asset, ahead of gold and silver during crises. Rising ETF flows, record liquidity, and massive adoption in Iran. Why are investors abandoning precious metals for BTC?

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $171.3 million on Thursday, March 26. This was their largest redemption session since March 6, when outflows reached $348.9 million. The market remains sensitive to the slightest geopolitical shock, even after several weeks of capital returning to bitcoin.

MARA Holdings just sent a strong message to the market. The American mining giant sold a massive part of its bitcoin treasury to buy back its debt at a discount. A clever financial maneuver that also says a lot about the real pressures miners are facing today.

The key signal is simple: billions of dollars in ETH are leaving exchange platforms. In this case, this movement affects both OKX and Binance, two heavyweights of the market. For crypto, this kind of massive withdrawal is not just a technical detail. It changes the structure of the supply available for sale.

After a launch that drew more than $1.2 billion in a few months, ETFs linked to XRP abruptly change dynamics. For the first time, flows reverse and turn negative, ending the initial euphoria. This rapid turnaround raises questions about the strength of demand and marks a key step in the asset's trajectory, now facing a much more demanding test than its launch.

Bitcoin has just lost a key threshold, reigniting tensions in the markets. Falling below $70,000, the flagship asset now operates in an environment dominated by macroeconomic uncertainties, between persistent inflation and geopolitical strains. Does this dip mark a real turning point or simply an adjustment phase? Behind this drop, analysts offer a more nuanced reading, depicting a market less fragile than it appears.

Goldman Sachs' entry into XRP-related ETFs has not supported the token's price. Despite significant investment, the asset continues to decline. This gap between institutional flows and market dynamics reveals persistent weakness. In this context, technical signals and ETF data fuel doubts about the short-term evolution of XRP.

Shibarium, the blockchain dedicated to Shiba Inu, has just recorded a spectacular 300% increase in its daily transactions. Yet, behind these impressive figures lies a disappointing truth: the majority of these crypto transactions are empty.

Coinbase puts pressure back on Washington. The platform opposes once again the compromise on stablecoins, blocking the progress of a key text in the US Senate. On the surface, the debate concerns a technical detail: yield. In reality, it is a strategic battle between banks, exchanges, and political power, the outcome of which will reshape the digital dollar economy.

Bitcoin just plunged below $70,000, wiping out billions in a few hours. Between massive liquidations, widespread fear, and geopolitical tensions, this drop worries investors. With $14 billion in Bitcoin options expiring tomorrow, is the worst yet to come?

Stuck under a key resistance, the bitcoin market enters a compression phase where every variation gains importance and a breakout becomes inevitable. Analysts identify a setup conducive to a sudden move, with a critical threshold now under watch. Between converging technical signals and improving on-chain indicators, BTC could approach a decisive tipping point, with an ambitious target of 80,000 dollars.

Crypto advances this time on concrete ground. Monument Bank, a regulated British bank, plans to tokenize up to 250 million pounds sterling of retail deposits on Midnight, a blockchain developed within the Cardano ecosystem. This partnership places Cardano in a rarely reached area by crypto projects: that of regulated banking use, with real deposits, real regulation, and a clear commercial application.

Despite a 22% drop on the stock market after tensions related to the CLARITY Act, Circle remains supported by the growth of the stablecoin market and the increasing institutional adoption of USDC in payments.

Ethereum is going through a structuring phase. On-chain data show a rapid decline in the available supply, linked to the rise of staking and significant withdrawals from exchanges. This development is gradually changing the market liquidity conditions. It raises a crucial question: can this supply tightening influence the short-term price trajectory?

This Friday, March 27, 2026, $14 billion worth of Bitcoin options expire, and all eyes are on a key level: $75,000. Traders anticipate major moves, while market makers might manipulate BTC price. An event not to be missed.

Robinhood does not just talk about growth. The company puts money back into its own stock. With a new 1.5 billion dollar buyback program, it sends a clear signal to the market: it believes its stock still deserves capital.

Bitcoin net outflows from exchange platforms send a fairly clear signal: a portion of the market is still buying, then withdrawing their BTC instead of leaving them available for sale. This movement alone does not announce an immediate surge. However, it shows that the current phase looks more like patient accumulation than mere speculative agitation.

Bitcoin briefly crossed 71,000 dollars before falling back around 70,000, caught in a stream of conflicting information between Washington and Tehran. In a few hours, the hope for easing gave way to doubt, revealing a market now closely dependent on geopolitical tensions. This sequence illustrates a turning point: BTC no longer responds only to its fundamentals, but to international balances that redefine its environment.

Tether is playing big. Long criticized for its opacity, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin finally announces a full audit of its reserves by a Big Four firm, a highly anticipated first by the market. Such progress could reshuffle the cards of trust around the world's largest stablecoin. However, the company refuses to reveal the identity of the firm in charge of this mission, casting doubt at the very moment it claims to want to increase its transparency.

The Solana Foundation has just reached a decisive milestone. It is launching a platform dedicated to financial institutions, with three heavyweights from the sector on board: Mastercard, Western Union and Worldpay. Blockchain, long seen as a field reserved for insiders, is now entering the corridors of major banks and payment companies.