According to Odaily Planet Daily, CryptoQuant's Bitcoin Bull/Bear Index recently hit its lowest point since the FTX crash in 2022. This indicator measures market momentum by the difference between the Bitcoin market profit/loss index and its 365-day moving average. Historical data shows that similar extreme bear market levels often foreshadow the formation of a bottom.

According to Cyvers Alerts, a trader suffered a poisoning attack approximately one hour ago, losing about $600,000 worth of USDT. While attempting to send funds to 0x77f6ca8E...2E087a346, the transaction was mistakenly sent to a malicious spoofed address 0x77f6A6F6...DFdA8A346. Users are advised to be wary of the associated risks.

According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, data shows that the whale Bitcoin inflow ratio on the Binance platform surged from 0.4 to 0.62 between February 2nd and 15th, reflecting an increase in the share of large Bitcoin deposits, which may exacerbate market selling pressure. Darkfost's analysis points out that some of the inflows are related to the activity of "BTC OG insider whales." On-chain information shows that "BTC OG insider whales" have deposited approximately 10,000 BTC into Binance in the past two weeks. Darkfost states that this phenomenon does not appear to be an isolated event, as some whales have sent large amounts of Bitcoin transactions to this CEX. This is not only because Binance has ample liquidity, but also because the uncertain market environment has prompted various investors to reassess their risk exposure and strategies.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that OpenSea has announced an online livestream event on March 30th, where it will announce its latest product developments and future direction, stating that this event will mark the beginning of OpenSea's "next chapter." Regarding community speculation about the TGE (Time-Based Executive) timeline, OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander stated on Discord that the situation has remained unchanged since the last official statement, and no further information can be disclosed at this time.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 17th that, according to Jinshi, in a funding round already invested in by Alibaba (09988.HK) and Tencent Holdings (00700.HK), artificial intelligence startup Dark Side of the Moon is seeking to raise its valuation to $10 billion, hoping to capitalize on strong investor interest in Chinese AI model startups. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the company, which develops the Kimi chatbot, initiated new funding talks in late January to meet investor demand. Just about a month prior, the company completed a $500 million funding round at a valuation of $4.3 billion. Sources also stated that existing investors, including Alibaba, Tencent, and 5Y Capital, have committed over $700 million in the first tranche of this latest funding round.