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Weekly Crypto & Macro Roundup (Mar 23 – Mar 30, 2026) By TrustFi | Mar 31, 2026 Bitcoin opens the week still trapped in a fragile holding pattern, stabilizing around the mid-$60,000s after roughly 50 days of range-bound trading and repeated failed breakout attempts. That matters less as a bullish signal than as a sign that forced selling may be easing while conviction remains weak. 🟡The S&P 500 posts a fifth straight weekly decline, its longest losing streak since May 2022, while the Nasdaq remains in correction territory, down more than 10% from recent highs. [1] 🟡Oil-driven inflation expectations continue to rise, with the market now assigning roughly a 30% probability to a Fed hike while rate-cut expectations are compressed to just 3%. [2] 🟡Japan’s Nikkei falls 2% and Korea’s Kospi falls 4%, while the forward P/E premium of the S&P 500 information technology sector drops to its lowest level since January 2019. [3] 🟡Corporate Treasuries • After an aggressive 13-week buying streak, Strategy has temporarily paused its acquisitions. During that continuous accumulation phase, the company scooped up 90,831 BTC for roughly $7.37 billion, averaging around $81,100 per coin. [4] • Tom Lee’s Bitmine Immersion Technologies purchased an additional 71,179 ETH (~$148M), bringing its total holdings to over 4.7 million ETH (~$9.8B), reaching 3.92% of the total supply in just 8 months. [5] Bitmine recently added 167,578 ETH (valued at roughly $340 to $342 million) to its staking pool. [6] • El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office reports sovereign BTC reserves rising to 7,605.37 BTC. [7] • Dunamu, parent company of Upbit, reports 2025 revenue of KRW 1.56T, down 10% year over year, while its planned share-swap transaction with Naver is delayed to Q3. [8] 🟡The Ethereum Foundation adds another $46.2M worth of ETH to staking. [9] 🟡Revolut app launched SUI staking, bringing native crypto yields to retail users. [10] 🟡Franklin Templeton is working with Ondo Finance to push tokenized ET

Weekly Crypto & Macro Roundup (Mar 31 – Apr 06, 2026) By TrustFi | Apr 07, 2026 Crypto is entering April in a market still defined by energy shock, tighter liquidity, and selective rather than broad-based risk appetite. Oil and freight disruption remain the dominant macro transmission channels, while $BTC is holding up better than many risk assets but still lacks the volume, breadth, and balance-sheet support that would normally confirm a full trend reversal. The result is a market that feels less like recovery and more like stabilization under pressure. 🟡Bitcoin finished March at $68,000, securing a 1.8% increase that printed its first positive monthly close since September 2025 and broke its longest consecutive losing streak since 2018. Alongside this price recovery, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a major trend reversal, capturing $1.32 billion in net inflows. [1] 🟡 March payrolls rise 178k and unemployment falls to 4.3%, leaving the labor market resilient enough to support the Fed’s wait-and-see stance. [2] 🟡Stablecoin monthly transaction volume exceeds the U.S. ACH network in February, pushing stablecoins closer to mainstream payment-rail relevance. [3] 🟡Corporate Treasuries • BitcoinTreasuries reports that Strategy has raised enough STRC funds to acquire an additional 4,535 BTC, the firm made no purchases last week, keeping its total holdings steady at 762,099 BTC. [4] • The Ethereum Foundation has already completed roughly two-thirds of its 70,000 ETH staking target. [5] • Metaplanet buys another 5,075 BTC, rising to become the world’s third-largest public Bitcoin treasury company. [6] • Bithumb pushes its IPO timeline out to 2028. [7] 🟡Drift Protocol confirms its exploit was led by North Korea’s Lazarus Group. [8] 🟡FIFA signs a multi-year deal with ADI Predictstreet, making it the official prediction market partner for the 2026 World Cup on ADI Chain. [9] 🟡Polymarket becomes La Liga’s exclusive prediction market partner and launches a toolkit aimed