Marc Syz, a member of the Syz banking family, is separating from Banque Syz to pursue a Bitcoin-centered strategy and take the family's 5,000 BTC holdings public. According to information cited by Bloomberg, the split revolves around Future Holdings AG, which holds 5,000 BTC valued at roughly $450 million. While Banque Syz is sticking with conventional wealth management, Syz is pushing ahead with partner Richard Byworth to list the Bitcoin treasury as a standalone vehicle, a model that echoes approaches popularized by firms such as MicroStrategy. Regulatory filings submitted to Switzerland's FINMA on March 15 show Future Holdings AG is seeking an IPO with a dual listing on Nasdaq and the SIX Swiss Exchange. The company aims to raise CHF 500 million, with proceeds intended to expand its Bitcoin treasury. The move underscores a widening rift in Swiss private banking over digital assets. PwC estimates that 28% of Swiss banks plan to allocate 5%–10% of their portfolios to crypto by 2027, though adoption has been slowed by internal disagreements at some institutions. Traditional players continue to cite volatility, regulatory uncertainty and client expectations as reasons for caution. Syz has framed the strategy around Bitcoin's role as a hedge against monetary debasement for family offices, arguing that a public listing can offer investors direct exposure to BTC while scaling the firm's holdings.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds extended their streak of weekly inflows, even as demand cooled and flows pulled back toward the end of the week.

ChainCatcher reported that, citing Finviz, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY)—which tracks the dollar against six major currencies—fell 0.69% on March 24, ending late forex trading at 98.958. In currency markets, the euro rose to $1.1607 from $1.1559 in the previous session, while sterling advanced to $1.3425 from $1.3337. The dollar eased to 158.45 yen from 159.22, and slipped to 0.7865 Swiss francs from 0.7885. Against the Canadian dollar, the greenback edged up to 1.3719 from 1.3707. The dollar weakened versus the Swedish krona, trading at 9.3095 from 9.3594.

BubbleMaps alleges that the recent price action in $SIREN is being driven by an insider-linked entity controlling roughly $1.3B worth of tokens. The firm says a cluster of more than 200 wallets was newly funded through PancakeSwap and accumulated $SIREN in two rounds, in June and February 2025. Those tokens were then distributed across 47 wallets. BubbleMaps estimates the cluster now controls about 47% of the token's supply, valued at approximately $1.3B.

Santiment reported that wallets holding between 100 and 100,000 ETH accumulated a combined 756,950 ETH over the past two days.

DATA: The global cryptocurrency market's total value rose by about $80 billion after President Donald Trump said the U.S. would pause for five days any strikes targeting Iran's energy infrastructure. Iran rejected Trump's assertion that negotiations to ease U.S.-Iran hostilities were already in progress.

DATA: The global cryptocurrency market capitalization gained $80 billion after Donald Trump said strikes targeting Iran's energy infrastructure would be paused for five days. Iran rejected Trump's claim that negotiations to end U.S.-Iran hostilities were underway.

Delaware lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation to regulate stablecoin issuers within a state banking framework. The bill, SB19, would mandate fully backed 1:1 reserves, require monthly audits, and impose AML/KYC compliance obligations. It would also limit yield payments to stablecoin holders.

Bitcoin experienced a rare two-block chain reorganization today after briefly splitting into competing chains around block height 941,880. AntPool mined one version of block 941,881 and ViaBTC extended it to 941,882. At the same time, Foundry USA produced competing versions of both blocks. The fork was resolved as @FoundryServices continued to win subsequent blocks, ultimately mining seven consecutive blocks from 941,879 through 941,885. Blocks produced by AntPool and ViaBTC were orphaned. While single-block reorgs occur from time to time, two-block reorgs are far less common because the tie lasts through an additional block cycle. The event remained within normal proof-of-work consensus behavior. No $BTC or user funds were lost, and no double-spend activity was observed.