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Bitcoin ETFs started the week with a $69.44 million net inflow, led by ARKB ($33.03 million) and FBTC ($28.89 million), while total net assets slipped to $85.47 billion. Ether ETFs turned positive after eight straight outflow days, logging a $4.96 million net inflow despite a $9.76 million withdrawal from ETHA. In contrast, XRP ETFs saw a $2.31 million outflow and Solana ETFs posted a $6.17 million outflow, as smaller products continued to face selling pressure.

Ethereum has recovered from the $1,935–$1,936 area and moved back above $2,000, with price now consolidating above $2,050. ETH is trading above $2,020 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average, while the next key resistance is cited near $2,150. If ETH fails to clear $2,120, supports highlighted include $2,050, $2,020, and then $1,980.

Keyrock said on March 31 that its Series C round valued the Brussels-based digital asset firm at $1.1 billion. The company plans to use the funds to bolster its balance sheet, expand services, and pursue acquisitions as it scales liquidity and trading infrastructure across centralized and decentralized markets.

Bitcoin rebounded above $67,500 after basing over $65,500, but it is consolidating under $68,800 and may find it difficult to extend gains. BTC remains above $67,000 and the 100-hour SMA, with resistance clustered at $68,500–$68,800 and support seen at $67,000, $66,800, and $65,800.

Flexa said it shut down its SPEDN app on March 31, 2026, ending a seven-year consumer-facing pilot for crypto payments. The company is shifting toward scalable tools for merchants and payment providers, including Flexa Payments and its SDK, while allowing users to withdraw remaining balances to external wallets.

Bitfarms (BITF) reported a $284.5 million net loss for 2025, citing weaker Bitcoin prices and elevated cost of revenue, while its shares still gained 6.6% on Tuesday. The miner said it is about five months into shifting from Bitcoin mining toward high-performance computing and AI, with a plan to rebrand to Keel Infrastructure on Wednesday and relocate its legal base from Canada to the US.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced charges on March 30 against 10 people linked to four firms accused of rigging digital-asset prices through coordinated trading. Prosecutors allege the scheme inflated volume and valuations, then sold tokens to "unwitting investors," and authorities say more than $1 million in cryptocurrency has been seized.