According to AiCoin monitoring, over the past 4 trading days, funds from the US spot BTC ETF have continued to flow in, reaching $470 million. During this period, the largest inflow was IBIT, with a total of $495 million; Next is HODL, with an inflow amount of 11.9 million US dollars. According to the "Spot BTC ETF Tracking" real-time trading strategy developed by AiCoin, there is a significant positive correlation between the inflow of ETF funds and BTC prices. Subscription indicators can be used to automatically place orders based on the flow of funds in the program. Data for reference only

According to Cointelegraph, in Belarus, the Mogilev region has begun preparations for the construction of cryptocurrency mining sites, an initiative supported by President Alexander Lukashenko. Previously, it was reported that Belarus is considering using excess electricity for Bitcoin mining after Trump's reserve plan.  

The Binance AUCTION/USDT perpetual funding rate is currently -1.01%, and bears need to pay funding fees to bulls, indicating a high bearish sentiment in the market. AiCoin [PC - Home - Popular Rankings] has launched the "Fund Rate" ranking, which provides a list of rate arbitrage opportunities. Capital fees are an important mechanism for anchoring spot prices in perpetual contracts, used to balance long and short sentiment. When the funding rate is greater than 0, long positions pay funding fees to short positions; When the funding rate is less than 0, short sellers pay funding fees to long sellers.

Odaily Planet Daily News: The US House Financial Services Committee plans to push forward stablecoin regulatory legislation on April 2nd. The bill has received bipartisan support in both houses of Congress and is considered a priority for the cryptocurrency industry. Earlier this month, the Senate Banking Committee passed a similar bill, indicating that Congress is moving towards establishing a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. Industry insiders believe that this legislative progress reflects the growing influence of the cryptocurrency industry in Washington and highlights the urgent need for clear regulatory guidance. （Bloomberg）

According to Cryptoslate, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released the latest seventh edition of its Balance of Payments Manual (BPM7), which includes cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) in the balance of payments. According to the new standards of the International Monetary Fund, Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies are now classified as non productive assets in global economic statistics. The updated manual was released on March 20th, marking the first time that the International Monetary Fund has included detailed guidance on digital assets in its global statistical standards. This framework divides digital assets into replaceable tokens and non replaceable tokens, and further distinguishes them based on whether they have corresponding liabilities. Bitcoin and similar debt free tokens are classified as capital assets, while debt backed stablecoins are considered financial instruments. According to the International Monetary Fund, "Crypto assets without corresponding liabilities are intended to serve as a medium of exchange (such as Bitcoin), are considered non productive non-financial assets, and are recorded separately in the capital account