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Guess BTC Price, Share 540M HTX!HTX Community Spring Creation ContestedgeX: Sub-10ms Global DeFi LayerHyperliquid's Hype Ends With 13% Volume Plummet and -285% Netflow Following a recent period of rec

Hyperliquid's Hype Ends With 13% Volume Plummet and -285% Netflow



Following a recent period of recovery, Hyperliquid is clearly exhibiting signs of short-term exhaustion, as both market structure and flow data have sharply declined. Currently trading in the mid-$30 range, the asset is falling below important short-term momentum levels, as derivatives activity declines.

$HYPE losing steam

In terms of performance, the token has decreased by more than 13% over the course of a week, with a decline of about 5% over the course of a day. Derivatives volume has also drastically decreased, with some venues reporting drops of more than 60%, suggesting a significant decrease in speculative activity. This is consistent with a more general slowdown in perpetual futures activity, which is essential to Hyperliquid's ecosystem as a fast on-chain derivatives exchange.

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The bearish tilt is reinforced by flow data. Over a number of time periods, futures netflows have become significantly negative, with short-term intervals exhibiting ongoing outflows and a cumulative imbalance that essentially eliminates earlier inflows.

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Guess BTC Price, Share 540M HTX!BCHBitcoin treasury companies have long relied on relentless accumulation of BTC to strengthen corporate balance sheets. But a recent pause in both Bitcoin purchases an

Bitcoin treasury companies have long relied on relentless accumulation of BTC to strengthen corporate balance sheets. But a recent pause in both Bitcoin purchases and equity sales raises an urgent question: is this a temporary slowdown, or an early signal of broader structural strain for corporate Bitcoin treasury strategies?

Strategy Breaks Bitcoin Purchase Pattern
For the first time since December 2025, Strategy reported no Bitcoin purchases during the week of March 23 to March 29, 2026. A filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirmed this break in routine, which also included no share issuance through its at-the-market (ATM) program—the primary mechanism used to fund Bitcoin accumulation. Before the pause, Strategy’s last purchase was 1,031 BTC between March 16 and March 22, 2026, reflecting a sustained weekly acquisition strategy.

Moreover, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has not publicly explained the pause, a notable silence given his historically regular weekly updates. This combination of halted buying and silence has fueled discussions on whether the era of aggressive corporate Bitcoin accumulation may be under pressure.

BTC Treasury Companies Under Pressure: Market Context
Strategy’s stock, trading at $124.80 at the time of reporting, has declined more than 60% over the past six months, while Bitcoin itself was priced at $67,197, down over 18% across 12 months. These figures illustrate a tightening environment for companies relying on both equity and digital assets to support treasury strategies.

Other firms demonstrate divergent approaches. MARA Holdings sold 15,133 BTC, valued at roughly $1.1 billion, to reduce convertible debt, while Canaan increased holdings by 1,793 BTC and 3,952 ETH while expanding mining operations in Texas. Additional insight comes from Nakamoto Inc., which sold approximately 284 BTC for $20 million in March 2026, below its year-end 2025 weighted valuation

Bitcoin treasury companies have long relied on rel

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On April 2, according to a report by the UAE's Al-Ittihad newspaper, UAE Minister of State Khalifa stated that the UAE is willing to participate in any measures that ensure the safety of navigation in

UAE Expresses Willingness to Participate in Ensuring Security of the Strait of Hormuz

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Layer Iran invites global powers to negotiate Strait of Hormuz transit Iran's invitation to European, Asian, and Arab nations to discuss transit through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped the odds of a 

Layer Iran invites global powers to negotiate Strait of Hormuz transit

Iran's invitation to European, Asian, and Arab nations to discuss transit through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped the odds of a US-Iran ceasefire by April 7 to 8% YES, down from 10% yesterday.

Traders are assessing the impact on the US-Iran ceasefire market, with April 15 odds at 18% YES and April 30 odds ticking up to 38% YES. The term structure indicates traders expect any diplomatic progress after mid-April, with significant shifts between April 15 and April 30. Confidence grows in the May 31 and June 30 markets, now at 56% YES and 62% YES, respectively.

Mid-term sub-markets see the most trading volume. While activity is high, the $1,365,780 traded in the last 24 hours suggests a cautious market. The order book shows $15,138 can shift the April 7 market by 5 percentage points, indicating smaller trades have impact.

Iran's outreach hints at possible de-escalation, but it's not a peace deal yet. For traders, the 38% YES on April 30 offers a 2.63x payout if resolved positively. Betting on an early ceasefire seems risky without concrete developments or mediator involvement. Watch for any scheduled talks or mediator engagement.

Monitor CENTCOM, Oman, and Qatar for updates. A Pentagon briefing or a change in rhetoric from Trump could also affect the odds.

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Guess BTC Price, Share 540M HTX!HTX Community Spring Creation ContestClaim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation Challenge A four-way deadlock is now blocking the US Clarity Act crypto bill — and each sid

A four-way deadlock is now blocking the US Clarity Act crypto bill — and each side can stop it
A fight over stablecoin yield and regulatory control is turning a flagship crypto bill into a fragile political trade-off.
The CLARITY Act entered Washington as a bid to impose a durable market structure on crypto. It now sits at the center of a four-way fight over who gets to define that structure, who gets paid inside it, who supervises it, and how much of the existing financial rulebook survives the rewrite.

The bill still includes broad language for jurisdictional clarity, with the Senate Banking Committee majority outlining a framework that draws lines between the SEC and the CFTC while adding tailored disclosures and anti-fraud protections.

Around that frame, the coalition has fractured into four camps with different definitions of success. Senate and industry backers still want a federal market-structure bill that gives crypto firms a workable path into US regulation.

Bank-aligned critics want to seal off stablecoin yield and keep deposit economics from migrating out of the banking system. Regulators have begun moving through their own channels, with the SEC and CFTC signing a new memorandum of understanding and the SEC issuing a fresh interpretation of crypto assets that begins to deliver some of the clarity Congress had reserved for itself.

Structural critics still argue the bill would carve crypto out of core investor protections, a case advanced by groups such as Better Markets and by former CFTC Chair Timothy Massad in prior congressional testimony.

That collision changed the shape of the bill. What began as a question of statutory design has become a contest over bargaining power.

Each camp can slow the process, each camp can claim some version of consumer protection, and each camp enters the next phase with a different source of l


A four-way deadlock is now blocking the US Clarity

A four-way deadlock is now blocking the US Clarity Act crypto bill — and each side can stop it

A fight over stablecoin yield and regulatory control is turning a flagship crypto bill into a fragile political trade-off.
The CLARITY Act entered Washington as a bid to impose a durable market structure on crypto. It now sits at the center of a four-way fight over who gets to define that structure, who gets paid inside it, who supervises it, and how much of the existing financial rulebook survives the rewrite.

The bill still includes broad language for jurisdictional clarity, with the Senate Banking Committee majority outlining a framework that draws lines between the SEC and the CFTC while adding tailored disclosures and anti-fraud protections.

Around that frame, the coalition has fractured into four camps with different definitions of success. Senate and industry backers still want a federal market-structure bill that gives crypto firms a workable path into US regulation.

Bank-aligned critics want to seal off stablecoin yield and keep deposit economics from migrating out of the banking system. Regulators have begun moving through their own channels, with the SEC and CFTC signing a new memorandum of understanding and the SEC issuing a fresh interpretation of crypto assets that begins to deliver some of the clarity Congress had reserved for itself.

Structural critics still argue the bill would carve crypto out of core investor protections, a case advanced by groups such as Better Markets and by former CFTC Chair Timothy Massad in prior congressional testimony.

That collision changed the shape of the bill. What began as a question of statutory design has become a contest over bargaining power.





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US Giant Company Announces Added Support for Three Major Altcoins! SEC Had Warned!

The recent headlines in the cryptocurrency market have been dominated by the US-Iran war and the volatility experienced by Bitcoin and altcoins.

While everyone was hoping for the war to end and the resulting uncertainty to disappear as soon as possible, negative developments quietly occurred for three altcoins.

Accordingly, Volatility Shares launched 2x leveraged ETFs for $ADA, $XLM, and $LINK.

US-based fund manager Volatility Shares announced the launch of a 2x leveraged ETF based on Cardano ($ADA), Stellar ($XLM), and Chainlink ($LINK). This launch strengthens the firm’s portfolio of cryptocurrency exchange-traded products in the US.

These ETFs are designed to track twice the price movement of their respective assets. In addition to these products, the company has also launched standard futures-based ETFs for the same three assets.

Volatility Shares had previously launched leveraged ETFs for Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP.

Volatility Shares analyst Sunny Sun said, “This ETF launch signals a shift from broad market risk exposure to asset-specific strategies. These primarily target professional investors seeking investments concentrated in specific crypto ecosystems.”

Volatility Shares is launching leveraged ETFs for three popular altcoins, while the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) maintains a cautious stance regarding highly leveraged assets.

The SEC recently urged issuers to avoid launching 5x leveraged ETFs, expressing concerns about the risks associated with 3x products.



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Guess BTC Price, Share 540M HTX!HTX Community Spring Creation ContestClaim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation Challenge Coinbase CLO Grewal says Clarity Act 'very close' to reaching deal on stablecoin 

Coinbase CLO Grewal says Clarity Act 'very close' to reaching deal on stablecoin yield

Coinbase CLO Paul Grewal said in an interview with Fox Business that the stablecoin yield debate in the upcoming Clarity Act is “very close” to reaching a deal.

Grewal said banks should not conflate the stablecoin yield issue with other challenges they are facing today.
Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal said that he expects the U.S. Clarity Act to make significant progress in the short term.

During a Wednesday interview on Fox Business, Grewal affirmed that the crypto market structure bill is moving forward despite the ongoing debate on stablecoin yield.

"I think we're very close to a deal," Grewal said. "We're seeing a real recognition that rewards are important, but also other key elements of the bill are critically important to making sure that President Trump's vision of the United States as the crypto capital of the world is fulfilled."

The U.S. banking sector has been lobbying to make sure that the Clarity Act includes language preventing crypto platforms from offering stablecoin yield on idle balances. Banks have argued that crypto companies should be regulated under the same principles as traditional institutions, and that allowing stablecoin yield could lead to significant deposit flight from banks.




Coinbase CLO Grewal says Clarity Act 'very close'

On April 2, Fed's Logan stated that he supports the decision to maintain interest rates unchanged at the recent FOMC meeting. The labor market has stabilized from the second half of 2025 to this year,

Fed's Logan: Supports Keeping Interest Rates Unchanged at Recent FOMC Meeting

Adoption and Utility PEPE has limited traditional utility compared to infrastructure-based cryptocurrencies. Its main use case revolves around community engagement, trading, and online culture. Despit

Adoption and Utility
PEPE has limited traditional utility compared to infrastructure-based cryptocurrencies. Its main use case revolves around community engagement, trading, and online culture.
Despite this, some platforms have started integrating PEPE into NFT projects, tipping systems, and promotional campaigns. These integrations help increase its visibility and create additional use cases.
The token’s strength lies in its cultural relevance. Meme coins like PEPE thrive on popularity and visibility rather than technical innovation. As long as the meme remains popular, the token can maintain demand.
However, long-term sustainability may require the introduction of more practical use cases or ecosystem expansion.
Price Prediction: Moderate growth potential if adoption expands beyond social platforms.

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$RPL RPLUSDT (Perpetual) ⚡ 📌 Last Price: 2.416 📈 24h Change: +1.43% 📊 Volume: 629K USDT 🔍 Detailed Analysis: 🏆 Top gainer by percentage 📈 Strong momentum candle likely formed 💥 Relatively higher price = stronger reactions to volume shifts ✅ Buyers are in control short term 🧠 Trader Insight: 📗 Bullish breakout potential ⚠️ Beware of profit-taking after sharp green move

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📈 24h Change: +1.43%
📊 Volume: 629K USDT

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🏆 Top gainer by percentage

📈 Strong momentum candle likely formed

💥 Relatively higher price = stronger reactions to volume shifts

✅ Buyers are in control short term

🧠 Trader Insight:

📗 Bullish breakout potential

⚠️ Beware of profit-taking after sharp green move</p>

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