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Bitcoin reserves on centralized exchanges have fallen to 2.7 million BTC, the lowest since November 2018. This decline coincides with Bitcoin price trading above $70,000. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and corporate accumulation are driving the reduction in exchange supply. Reduced exchange liquidity may indicate a potential supply shock.
XRP consolidating between rising support and declining 26-day EMA, awaiting breakout. Bitcoin faces key resistance around $74,000-$75,000 after a short-lived rally. Shiba Inu shows signs of stabilization near $0.0000056 support after prolonged downtrend.
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Bitcoin price fell 3.29% to $70,355 after touching $74,000. $471 million in crypto derivatives were liquidated in 24 hours, with $348 million from short positions. Geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran are impacting Bitcoin's correlation with gold. Key support level for Bitcoin is between $70,000-$71,000; a break below could lead to $67,500.
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has invested in OKX at a $25 billion valuation. OKB price surged nearly 30% following the news of the ICE investment. The investment signals potential institutional integration and expanded trading services. OKB is attempting a structural breakout above the $95-$100 level, targeting $120-$130 resistance.
Analyst PlanC suggests Bitcoin's correction may be over, with the price bottoming near $60,000 after a 52% drop. A long-term Bitcoin-to-gold ratio analysis indicates a potential 14-month cycle low, aligning with historical patterns. Large BTC outflows from Bitfinex were likely internal treasury adjustments, not indicative of widespread investor withdrawals. Market momentum may shift as economic data turns supportive, suggesting the start of the next bull market phase.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced $320 million in outflows on March 5. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $228 million in outflows, with BlackRock's IBIT leading withdrawals. Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $90.94 million in net outflows. BlackRock's ETHA ETF was an outlier, attracting $30.25 million in inflows.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $227.9 million in net outflows on March 5. Spot Ethereum ETFs also saw significant outflows totaling $90.9 million. Institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs shows volatility, with major withdrawals from BlackRock and Fidelity. The shift in ETF flows coincides with Bitcoin trading near the $71,000 level.
Bitcoin exchange supply drops to 1.17 million BTC, lowest since December 2017. Non-empty Bitcoin wallet count reaches an all-time high of 58.45 million. Bitcoin price is testing the $74,000 resistance zone, with potential to retest $100,000 if trendline is reclaimed. On-chain data suggests accumulation phase with potential for a supply-driven rally.
ETFs trade throughout the day like stocks, offering flexibility. Index funds execute trades only once daily at the closing NAV. ETFs generally offer slightly lower expense ratios and greater tax efficiency. Index funds often have higher minimum investment requirements than ETFs.
Dubai regulator VARA orders KuCoin entities to cease unlicensed virtual asset activities. KuCoin is not authorized to serve Dubai residents and has been warned against misrepresenting its licensing status. This action follows a similar regulatory action in Austria where KuCoin EU faced a business ban due to compliance failures.
OKB needs to close above $104 (200-D EMA) to sustain uptrend, targeting $124. Humanity Protocol (H) has surpassed 200-D EMA and other EMAs, eyeing $0.2. KITE Coin shows strong buyer dominance, with futures open interest surging 35% to $102.48 million. Bitcoin pulled back 2% from the 50-day EMA, trading below $71,000.
Vancouver city staff recommended cancelling the plan to add Bitcoin to city reserves. Local law prohibits the city from investing public funds in Bitcoin, deeming it not an 'allowable asset'. The proposal, introduced by Mayor Ken Sim in November 2024, aimed to study accepting crypto payments and holding Bitcoin reserves.
Total crypto market cap decreased by 1.7% to $2.41 trillion in 24 hours. Bitcoin holds near $71K, down 1.9% daily but up nearly 5% weekly. Ethereum trades around $2,081, down 1.8% in 24 hours. Market sentiment remains cautious with the Fear & Greed Index at 25 (fear zone).
XRP holding strong support at $1.40 indicates potential for a significant breakout. Increased whale accumulation of 1.3 billion XRP in 48 hours suggests preparation for a market shift. A confirmed reclaim of the $1.80-$2.00 resistance zone could propel XRP towards the $3 target. Moscow Exchange is considering cash-settled XRP futures following Russia's regulatory shifts.
XRP holders are selling at a loss as SOPR drops below 1.0 XRP price is trading around $1.41, failing to break $1.45 resistance Speculation exists around potential partnership between X Money and Cross River Bank
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US banking regulators issue clarification on blockchain-based securities capital requirements
Tokenized securities will receive the same capital treatment as traditional assets
Guidance removes regulatory uncertainty, potentially encouraging traditional finance adoption of blockchain
Banks must still adhere to strict risk management for tokenized assets.
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Top US banking regulators, including the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), have issued joint guidance clarifying how banks should handle tokenized securities. The guidance confirms that blockchain-based securities will be subject to the same capital requirements as their traditional counterparts.
The regulatory agencies emphasized a "technology neutral" stance, stating that the methods used for issuing or recording an asset do not affect its key financial characteristics. This means that eligible tokenized securities will receive the exact same capital treatment as traditional assets like stocks and bonds, regardless of whether they are recorded on a blockchain or in a legacy database. Banks holding these assets will not face additional capital buffers solely due to their tokenized nature.
This clarification removes a significant hurdle for traditional financial institutions that were hesitant to engage with tokenized real-world assets due to concerns about potential penalties from regulators in the form of heavy capital buffers. By eliminating this regulatory uncertainty, the Fed, FDIC, and OCC have provided a substantial green light for the adoption of blockchain technology within traditional finance. However, the regulators also stressed that banks venturing into tokenized assets remain responsible for strict risk management.
