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K33 Research: 15% of Nordic people under 40 own cryptocurrencies

According to the latest data from K33 Research, as reported by Jinse Finance, a survey on the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Nordic countries shows that 15% of people under 40 own cryptocurrencies, while only 3% of people over 40 own cryptocurrencies.

Santiment: SP500 and gold pull back with cryptocurrencies, indicating that inflation concerns are emerging in all walks of life

According to Golden Finance, Santiment, a cryptocurrency intelligence platform, stated that since April 4th, Bitcoin has fallen below $67,000 for the first time, and in the past day, the liquidation volume of Bitcoin contracts has exceeded $850 million. The SP500 and gold prices also fell along with cryptocurrencies, indicating concerns about CPI and inflation are emerging in various industries.

CoinGecko: US is the country most interested in AI and cryptocurrencies in 2024

According to CoinGecko's statistical data, the United States is the country most interested in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency in 2024, accounting for 18.9% of the global interest share, followed by the United Kingdom (9.1%) and Turkey (6.5%). The United States and the United Kingdom also led the Memecoin craze last year, demonstrating their importance in the cryptocurrency market. Similarly, in this year's global rankings of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency and last year's Memecoin, India, Australia, Canada, and the Philippines are also in a leading position.

The total market value of cryptocurrencies exceeds US$2.8 trillion, and the market value of BTC exceeds US$1.4 trillion

Data shows the current total market value of cryptocurrencies has surpassed $2.8 trillion, currently at $2.81 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of $165.97 billion. The current market value of BTC is $1,400,550,607,119 and the market value of ETH is $479,783,061,434.

The total market value of cryptocurrencies reaches US$2.65 trillion, and BTC’s market share is approximately 49.7%

CoinGecko data, the total market value of cryptocurrencies has reached 2.65 trillion US dollars, with a 24-hour increase of 1.8%. In addition, BTC's market share is about 49.7%, and ETH's market share is 17.3%.

The total market value of cryptocurrencies reaches US$2.57 trillion, and BTC’s market share rises to 50.6%

CoinGecko data, the total market value of cryptocurrencies has reached $2.57 trillion with a 24-hour increase of 4.7%. Additionally, BTC's market dominance has risen to 50.6% and ETH's market dominance is 16.5%.

Pro-XRP Lawyer Bill Morgan Criticizes Elizabeth Warren's Positive Stance on SEC's Overreach in Crypto Assets

Pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan criticized Democratic Party member Elizabeth Warren's support for the U.S. SEC's actions in the crypto industry. Morgan's social media post specifically targeted Coinbase CLO Paul Grewal's criticism of the SEC's enforcement case against Kraken. Montana and seven other states filed an amicus brief in the Kraken lawsuit, arguing that the SEC overstepped its authority and threatened consumer protection. Elizabeth Warren's previous anti-crypto stances and ties to SEC Chair Gary Gensler were also mentioned by Morgan.

The total market value of cryptocurrencies reaches US$2.08 trillion, and BTC’s market share is 48.3%

CoinGecko data, the total market value of cryptocurrencies has reached 2.08 trillion US dollars, with a 24-hour increase of 0.1%. Additionally, BTC has a market share of 48.3% and ETH has a market share of 17.7%.

Law Commission of England and Wales releases draft legislation to classify cryptocurrencies as property

The Law Commission responsible for reviewing and proposing amendments to the laws of England and Wales has issued a consultation on a legislative proposal to classify cryptocurrencies as property. The independent statutory body's report on digital assets last year showed that cryptographic tokens and non-fungible tokens can attract property rights. Responses are required by March 22.

Reuters: Honduran regulators ban institutions from trading cryptocurrencies

The National Bank and Securities Commission regulatory agency in Honduras stated in a resolution that due to the risk of fraud and money laundering, the country's financial system is banned from trading cryptocurrencies and similar virtual assets. The commission stated that the resolution, dated Monday, was made public on Friday with immediate effect. The resolution prohibits its regulated institutions from "holding, investing or trading in cryptocurrencies, crypto assets, virtual currencies, tokens or any similar virtual assets that have not been issued or authorized by the central bank."