美股收盘，纳指收涨 0.31%

According to a research report by Derive, a decentralized cryptocurrency options platform, on March 18th, the calm recovery in the Bitcoin market may be short-lived and could lay the foundation for a storm that triggers significant price fluctuations. Since March 12th, BTC has remained stable within the range of $80000 to $85000, and this consolidation typically occurs after significant directional changes. Due to various factors, including President Donald Trump's tariffs and disappointment with the lack of new purchases of strategic BTC reserves in the United States, the price plummeted from $100000 to below $80000 in the past few weeks. With the recent consolidation, key volatility indicators have declined and are approaching monthly lows. However, volatility has mean reversion, which means that low volatility mechanisms may quickly pave the way for price volatility. （CoinDesk）

Odaily Planet Daily News: Matrixport released today's chart stating that although the surge trend of stablecoins in the fourth quarter of 2024 has slowed down, the overall growth momentum is still continuing, indicating that funds continue to flow into the cryptocurrency market. It is worth noting that despite the impact of the European MiCA regulatory framework on USDT, there has been no large-scale outflow of funds from the market. As the inflow of stablecoin funds steadily increases, the demand for Bitcoin may also grow, further driving up the price.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to on chain analyst Ali's monitoring, long-term BTC holders have increased their holdings by 167000 BTC in the past month.

CME announced the delisting of one kilogram gold futures (Gold Kilo), London spot gold futures, London spot silver futures, and cleared over-the-counter London gold forward (collateralized margin) contracts, effective March 17, 2025.

BlockBeats news, on March 18th, according to Sunil, a representative of FTX creditors, there have been scammers impersonating FTX to send phishing emails to creditors recently. Sunil reminds creditors: 1) Do not click on the links in the email, as these links may lead to false claims portals; 2) Check the sender's address; 3) Directly access the official claims portal or official address, rather than through email links; 4) Verify information through X and Telegram channels.