March 30, the Houthi forces were involved in the Middle East conflict, international oil prices rose to $107.93 per barrel, and U.S. stock index futures opened down more than 0.5%. Bitcoin fell to $65,000 before rebounding to $66,068, with a total liquidation of $277 million across the network in 24 hours.

BlockBeats news, March 25, yesterday due to the release of the revised Clarity Act, which prohibits stablecoin issuers from directly or indirectly paying interest to users solely for holding stablecoins, CRCL fell sharply by 17.63%. However, Ark Invest, under Cathie Wood, bucked the market trend and increased its CRCL position, adding 116,000 shares of CRCL, worth approximately $11.6 million.

Gate News, on March 12, Arthur Hayes posted that BTC has accumulated an increase of approximately 7% since the US-Iran war broke out on February 28, while gold fell approximately 2% in the same period, and the Nasdaq 100 Index (the US technology stock benchmark index) decreased slightly by approximately 0.5%.