Circle Internet Group’s CRCL is attempting to stabilize around $100.75 after a sharp 20% one-session drop, with chart levels implying a possible rebound toward $130 if support holds. Analysts argue draft CLARITY Act wording is being overread and may not undermine Circle’s reserve-income model, while Bernstein reiterated a $190 target and Bitwise projected a $75 billion valuation by 2030.

STS Digital said it launched a global Structured Products platform on 25 March 2026 in Hamilton, Bermuda, aiming to deliver institutional-grade digital-asset strategies for banks, institutional investors, and family offices. The firm said the service provides risk-managed exposure to a subset of 400 tokens and is tied to its partnership with Kraken, which recently rolled out Dual Investment using STS Digital's yield enhancement capabilities for bitcoin and ether.

Gold has fallen sharply since early March, with the selloff accelerating after headlines pointed to a US-Iran de-escalation and traders rotated into risk assets. Bitcoin stayed near the $70,000 area, diverging from XAU as gold pulled back from its late-January peak near $5,600 per ounce and consolidated around $4,500.

Ondo (ONDO) traded around $0.26 on Thursday after Ondo Finance unveiled a partnership to bring Franklin Templeton’s ETFs on-chain. The rollout places Franklin Templeton’s $1.7 trillion AUM ETF lineup onto Ondo Global Markets, adding products such as Growth, Income Equity focus and High Yield Corporate ETFs.

Arm Holdings (ARM) shares skyrocketed on March 25, 2026, closing up 16.38% at $157.07. The massive rally follows the company's Arm Everywhere event in San Francisco, where it unveiled its most significant strategic pivot since its founding: moving beyond chip blueprints into producing its own physical silicon.

Binance published guidance on Wednesday warning token projects and retail traders about market-making behaviors it says can distort prices, reduce liquidity, and damage community trust. The exchange listed six red flags—such as selling ahead of token release schedules, one-sided order flow, coordinated cross-exchange sell-offs, wash-trading-like volume, and thin order books—and added compliance expectations including disclosure of market-maker arrangements and bans on profit-sharing deals.

South Korea saw roughly $60 billion in crypto flow to overseas exchanges and private wallets in the second half of 2025, even as domestic participation continued to rise. Exchange accounts reached 11.1 million by year-end and deposits grew to 8.1 trillion won, but the country's 18 registered exchanges reported sharply lower profits and trading volumes during the period.

On March 23, Grayscale research head Zach Pandl said crypto markets stayed relatively stable during the war with Iran, arguing valuations could recover more meaningfully as macro risks fade. By March 25, oil had fallen more than 5%, with Brent around $98.28 and WTI near $87.68, while Grayscale also pointed to ETP inflows, higher perpetual open interest, and improving U.S. policy signals as supportive factors.