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Nvidia CEO Says ‘We Have Achieved AGI’ – But What Does It Mean?

Recent news highlights the uncertainty surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried's retrial following the emergence of a mysterious letter, analysts caution about risks after SIREN's significant rally on the BNB Chain, and Trump's remarks on Iran lead to advantageous trading opportunities.

Why Has Bitcoin Risen Instead of Falling Since the Middle East Conflict?

Middle East geopolitical tensions are intensifying, leading to asset divergence in global financial markets. Recently, gold prices have pulled back significantly, while Bitcoin has surged 7% against the trend, demonstrating its characteristics as an emerging safe-haven asset. The holding costs of gold have increased in a high interest rate environment, prompting investors to shift toward Bitcoin with greater liquidity, marking a shift in consensus around traditional safe-haven assets. Bitcoin has become an important tool for hedging risk and may redefine safe-haven assets.

Why Did the Crypto Market Rise Today? Trump Releases Easing Signals, Bitcoin Stands Above $70,000

On March 24th, the cryptocurrency market rebounded as Bitcoin's price rose from $68,000 to $71,000, influenced by Trump's suspension of plans for strikes against Iran. Crude oil prices fell, easing inflation concerns, and the market's total size rebounded to $2.39 trillion. Bitcoin is currently around $70,500 but facing short-term resistance. Japan's Liberal Democratic Party is promoting an AI financial framework, while the Balancer ecosystem is entering an adjustment phase. FET price showed a slight increase, indicating the recovery of short-term buying interest.

Senate Stablecoin Deal Bans Yield but Hands 3 Agencies Power to Define “Rewards”

The article discusses recent developments in financial markets, focusing on the implications of cryptocurrency investments on military secrets, the success of Bitcoin ETFs amid gold withdrawals, and the potential conflicts between political events and market trends.

Bitcoin ETF Attracts $167 Million, Gold Faces Sell-Off, Signs of Capital Rotation Emerge

On March 24, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $167 million in net inflows, ending consecutive outflows and signaling a warming capital situation. The gold market experienced fund withdrawals, with the SPDR Gold ETF hitting a new monthly outflow high. Bitcoin and gold correlation dropped to -0.88, indicating diverging performance. The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates unchanged, with some capital flowing from gold toward Bitcoin and other assets.

Bitcoin and Gold Correlation Falls to Three-Year Low, Historical Data Suggests March Bottom Reached

As the correlation index between Bitcoin and gold drops to -0.9, analysts believe this indicates Bitcoin may be entering a sideways consolidation phase. The 70% retracement level aligns with historical bear market bottoms, suggesting Bitcoin could be forming a new bull market. Additionally, increased whale holdings in the crypto market and macroeconomic data will influence Bitcoin's future direction.