According to data platform Coinglass, cryptocurrency exchange Binance saw a net inflow of 42.7258 million USDT in the past hour.

According to Huoxun Finance, cryptocurrency market trading volume hit a new low since 2022. Currently, the total market capitalization of the crypto market is $2.3 trillion, down 1.7% from last week, with a weekly average trading volume of $90 billion, down 7% from the average. Specifically, Bitcoin's weekly trading volume was $38.2 billion, 5% lower than the average; Ethereum's weekly trading volume was $18.3 billion, 18% lower than the average. Ethereum network fees (0.12 Gwei) are at 17%, indicating low network utilization. Furthermore, Bitcoin funding rates rose 4.1% this week to 1.5%, at the 13% level of the past 12 months, with futures open interest increasing by $100 million to $21.5 billion. Ethereum funding rates rose 3.7% this week to 2.8%, at the 12% level of the past 12 months, with futures open interest increasing by $100 million to $11.8 billion.

According to Huoxun Finance, digital asset investment products recorded their first net outflow in five weeks last week, amounting to $414 million, bringing total assets under management (AuM) down to $129 billion, returning to levels seen in early February this year. ### Key Drivers Analysts point to the continued tensions in Iran and rising inflation expectations as the main driving factors, with market expectations for the June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) interest rate decision shifting from **a rate cut** to **a rate hike**. ### Regional Outflows were almost entirely concentrated in the United States, with a net outflow of $445 million for the week; Switzerland saw a slight outflow of $4 million. German and Canadian investors, on the other hand, bought on dips, recording net inflows of $21.2 million and $15.9 million respectively. ### Asset Performance - **Ethereum**: Affected by news related to the Clarity Act, it saw a net outflow of $222 million in a single week, bringing the year-to-date net outflow to $273 million; - **Bitcoin**: It saw a net outflow of $194 million in a single week, but still maintained a net inflow of $964 million year-to-date; - **Solana**: It saw a net outflow of $12.3 million; - **XRP**: One of the few assets to record a net inflow, with a net inflow of $15.8 million in a single week.

According to Huoxun Finance, the 2026 Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix will be held at the Suzuka Circuit from March 27th to 29th. Crypto platform Gate, in partnership with the Red Bull Racing F1 team, hosted a high-profile VIP event, inviting numerous KOLs and guests from various market makers, institutions, and projects to the event for multi-dimensional interaction and exchange within an immersive viewing experience. During the event, guests could watch the race up close in the Paddock Club area, learn about car operation and race strategy in the pit lane, and enjoy top-notch catering services in a dedicated area, experiencing the competitive charm and viewing privileges of F1 racing in a high-profile and immersive atmosphere. As an official sponsor of the Red Bull Racing team, the Gate brand logo was displayed on the car's rear wing, driver equipment, and other locations. Japan is not only a key race in the F1 calendar but also an important market for Gate's compliance strategy—Gate Japan has already obtained a cryptocurrency exchange operating license from the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA). Through this event, Gate continues to enhance its international brand influence and further expand its connections with global users and partners.

According to CoinShares' latest weekly report, digital asset investment products saw their first net outflow in five weeks, amounting to approximately $414 million. Affected by the protracted conflict in Iran and rising market expectations for a June rate hike by the Federal Reserve, overall assets under management fell to around $12.9 billion. Regionally, the US saw a net outflow of $445 million, making it the main seller; Germany and Canada recorded net inflows of $21.2 million and $15.9 million respectively. In terms of asset class, Ethereum was dragged down by news related to the Clarity Act, experiencing a weekly outflow of $222 million, with the year-to-date net outflow widening to $273 million, making it the worst performer. Bitcoin saw an outflow of $194 million, but still saw a net inflow of $964 million year-to-date, with short-Bitcoin products receiving another $4 million in inflows. Solana saw an outflow of $12.3 million, while XRP bucked the trend with a net inflow of $15.8 million.