PANews reported on March 24 that, according to OKX market data, BTC has just broken through $71,000 and is currently trading at $71,004.80 per coin, a daily increase of 1.24%.

BlockBeats news, March 24th, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin has broken through $71,000, with a 24-hour increase of 4.66%.

BlockBeats news, March 24, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, two newly created addresses withdrew 10,137 ETH from Binance, equivalent to approximately $21.76 million. Among them:· Address "0x905" withdrew 7,164 ETH from Binance, valued at $15.37 million;· Address "0x703" withdrew 2,973 ETH from Binance, valued at $6.39 million.

If you’ve been trying to catch the knife on XRP this week, you are probably feeling the burn right now. For the better part of a month, the bulls fought tooth and nail to defend the $1.40 support line. But markets are ruthless when liquidity dries up. After a sharp wave of selling over the last 24 hours, XRP has officially printed a 3.7% drop, slicing straight through that defensive line to trade in the $1.38 zone. When a major psychological and technical floor breaks, the trading mechanics change instantly. That $1.40 floor has now flipped into a heavy resistance ceiling. Here is an unfiltered look from the Tapbit Exchange trading desk at what the tape is actually telling us, why the institutional bids disappeared, and where you should be placing your limit orders next. The Fundamental Drain: Where Did the Institutional Bid Go? You can’t look at this breakdown as just a technical failure; it’s a demand problem. Earlier this year, the narrative propping up XRP was the anticipation of heavy spot ETF inflows. But the actual data is painting a very different picture. Weekly ETF inflows for the asset just clocked in at a dismal $636,000. In institutional terms, that isn't just low—it’s essentially flatline participation. Without macro funds stepping in to passively absorb the daily retail sell pressure, every single relief rally is getting sold into. Since mid-March, every attempt to push the price back toward the $1.55–$1.60 macro resistance zone has faded. There simply isn't enough fresh capital in the order books to sustain a breakout. The Chart: A Textbook Distribution Channel Let’s look at the intraday structure. The breakdown below $1.40 wasn't a sudden flash crash; it was a slow bleed that we’ve been tracking for days. XRP Price Charts Following a high-volume push toward $1.4018 late last night, the buyers simply exhausted themselves. Price action has now locked into a clear descending channel between $1.38 and $1.42. If you look at the volume profile, we are seeing lower highs forming on declining volume. In trading terms, this is a classic distribution pattern. It tells us that larger holders are quietly offloading their bags into whatever thin liquidity pops up on the bid side. Any late bounce attempts—like the weak push toward $1.386 we saw recently—are immediately rejected. Momentum sits entirely with the sellers right now. The Trade: What Happens if $1.38 Breaks? As a trader, you have to trade the chart in front of you, not the one you hope to see. Right now, any bounce has to be viewed as a corrective dead-cat bounce until XRP can decisively close a daily candle back above $1.41. Here is how we are mapping the immediate future: The $1.38 Trench: This is the absolute line in the sand today. If the $1.38 to $1.40 zone stabilizes, expect brutal, choppy consolidation. It will chop up highly leveraged traders before making another attempt at the $1.41 resistance. The $1.30 Liquidity Void: This is the real danger zone. If $1.38 breaks on high volume, there is very little historical support directly below it. A clean break exposes the asset to a rapid flush down toward the $1.30–$1.32 zone. This is where the order book gets thicker, and where we expect major spot buyers to finally step back in. How to Position Your Tapbit Account Trading a descending channel requires extreme patience. This is not the time to hero-long the bottom with 50x leverage. If you are trading XRP/USDT perpetuals on Tapbit this week, the play is level-to-level: For the Bears: Look for low-volume relief bounces into that $1.40–$1.41 resistance zone to build short positions, keeping your stop-losses tight just above the channel to avoid getting squeezed. For the Bulls: Stop trying to front-run the reversal. If you are building a long-term spot position, log in to your Tapbit account and ladder your buy-limit orders down in the $1.30–$1.32 accumulation zone, where the risk-to-reward ratio actually makes sense. If you want to keep an eye on how XRP is bleeding relative to Bitcoin, keep our live Crypto Prices dashboard open. And if you are still trading on an exchange with high fees during this chop, register for your Tapbit account here to protect your margins.

Let’s throw the traditional finance textbook out the window for a minute. If you’ve been watching the macro charts over the past week, you already know the old "buy gold during a war" playbook is completely broken. We are currently witnessing a massive, structural divergence across global markets, and it is catching a lot of legacy traders off guard. Asian equities are sliding toward correction territory, and Brent crude has violently spiked to $113 a barrel. But the real shocker on the trading desk? Gold is experiencing a historic meltdown, while Bitcoin is stubbornly defending its macro support levels. Here is an unfiltered look at why the traditional correlations are snapping, what the smart money is actually doing, and how to position your portfolio for the fallout. The Wrecking Ball: $113 Crude Oil You can't trade crypto right now without keeping one eye on the energy sector. The 48-hour ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz—and the subsequent threat to indefinitely shut down the waterway—has triggered absolute panic among global energy suppliers. With crude oil blasting past $113, Wall Street is now pricing in what could be the largest crude supply shock in modern history. Why does this matter for your crypto bags? Because $113 oil guarantees a massive resurgence of inflation. If inflation spikes, central banks cannot cut interest rates; they might actually have to hike them. The sudden realization that we are entering a "higher-for-longer" rate environment has caused global bond yields to soar, instantly draining liquidity out of the stock market. The Gold Flush: A Classic Dash for Cash This brings us to the biggest anomaly of the month. Gold, the supposed ultimate hedge against geopolitical chaos, just printed its ninth consecutive daily red candle. Tracking live commodities data, physical gold has plunged toward the $4,250 level. That is an 18% drawdown from its recent highs during a period of maximum global fear. So, why is the safe haven crashing? It’s a classic dash for cash. Over the past year, nation-states were systematically hoarding gold to decouple from the U.S. dollar. But when the oil shock hit and equity portfolios started bleeding, panic set in. In a true liquidity crisis, institutional players sell what they can, not what they want. They are dumping gold to raise USD, cover margin calls in the sliding Asian stock markets, and prepare for a harsh interest rate environment. The safe-haven trade was simply too crowded, and the exit door was too small. Bitcoin's Relative Strength: The $66K Trench War In a macro environment where virtually every asset class is being liquidated, Bitcoin is showing abnormal relative strength. If you pull up the live crypto prices on Tapbit, you'll see BTC took a minor hit this week—hovering around $68,300—but it has absolutely refused to break the critical $66,000 macroeconomic floor. This is the exact same support zone that has absorbed every single geopolitical panic-dump since late February. While major altcoins are feeling the burn (with SOL slipping toward the $86 range and Dogecoin bleeding out), Bitcoin is eating the sell pressure. Why is it surviving better than gold? Clean Derivatives: Unlike gold, which is suffering from massive state-actor dumping, Bitcoin's derivatives market is remarkably clean right now. Open interest has held steady, suggesting that institutional players are treating BTC as highly liquid, 24/7 accessible collateral rather than just a speculative tech stock. The Inflation Hedge Reboot: Smart money realizes that a long-term oil crisis will heavily devalue fiat currency. While they are forced to sell gold for immediate USD liquidity today, they are keeping their Bitcoin core positions intact as a frictionless, hard-capped hedge for tomorrow. How to Trade the Chaos on Tapbit We are trading in a purely headline-driven environment. Technical patterns on a 15-minute chart mean nothing when a single geopolitical update can swing the market by 5%. If you are actively trading on the Tapbit Exchange this week, here is the desk playbook: Watch the $66K Line in the Sand: For Bitcoin, $66,000 is the ultimate invalidation level. If daily candles start closing below this floor, expect a rapid liquidity flush across the entire altcoin market. If it holds, it confirms heavy institutional accumulation. Don't Catch Falling Knives: With volatility this high, let the market establish a clear trend before stepping in with heavy size. Log in to your Tapbit account and ensure your stop-losses are firmly set on all open perpetual futures. Preserve Capital: Sometimes the best trade is no trade at all. If you are sitting in USDT, keep your powder dry. If you haven't set up your portfolio for the incoming volatility, register your free Tapbit account to secure your assets and get your limit orders ready at major support levels. Disclaimer：Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risk of loss. Prices are highly volatile and can change rapidly. Protocol integrations, token utilities and roadmap timelines are subject to change. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always conduct your own research (DYOR) and never invest more than you can afford to lose completely.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on March 23, as reported by The Wall Street Journal, Meta Platforms (META.O) CEO Mark Zuckerberg hopes that everyone inside and outside the company will eventually have their own personal AI agent. He will start by creating one for himself. According to insiders, Zuckerberg is building a CEO agent to help him handle work matters. The agent is still under development and is currently helping Zuckerberg access information more quickly. For example, it retrieves responses for him that would normally require multiple layers of communication to obtain. The use of AI tools is rapidly spreading within Meta, partly because it has now become a factor in employee performance evaluations. Insiders reveal that Meta's internal message boards are filled with employees sharing newly discovered AI use cases and the new tools they have built using AI. Employees have already started using personal agent tools like My Claw, which can access their chat histories and work files and communicate on their behalf with colleagues (or colleagues' personal agents). There is even a group on the internal message board where employees' personal agents interact with each other. (Jin10 Data)

PANews reported on March 23 that, according to Bybit, spot gold broke through the $4,500/ounce mark and is currently trading at $4,511.54, up 0.38% on the day.

PANews reported on March 23 that, according to OKX market data, BTC has just fallen below $68,000 and is currently trading at $67,900.70 per coin, down 1.37% on the day.

BlockBeats news, March 23, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $68,000 this morning and is currently fluctuating around $67,800, with a 24-hour decline of 1.89%.

BlockBeats News, March 23: According to CME's "FedWatch Tool," the probability of the Fed raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 12.4%, and the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 87.6%.The probability of the Fed accumulating a 25-basis-point rate hike by June is 21.9%, the probability of accumulating a 50-basis-point hike is 1.6%, and the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 76.5%. (Jin10)