Economist Peter Schiff warns that crypto asset mortgages may increase the cost of home purchases and the risk of default, as borrowers must take on both mortgage and crypto "second loan" interest. This model amplifies leverage levels, raising concerns.

U.S. Congressman Steven Horsford and Max Miller have released a draft discussion of the “Digital Assets PARITY Act,” aiming to establish a unified tax framework, promote the development of digital assets, and propose measures such as small-amount tax exemptions and deferred tax payments. It is still under discussion.

The Canadian government has introduced the “Strong and Free Elections Act,” planning to ban political donations in forms such as cryptocurrency because they may create risks to election integrity. At the same time, the UK Labour Party has also paused accepting cryptocurrency donations until the regulatory framework is improved.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that driven by mergers and acquisitions, the company is expected to achieve record performance in the first quarter. He revealed that the company has invested approximately $4 billion in the crypto ecosystem and expressed concerns about the progress of digital asset legislation in the United States, calling for a regulatory approach that avoids excessive politicization.

The conflict between Israel and Iran has lasted for a month, and the situation is uncertain in the coming week, which may affect market sentiment. At the same time, the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve will release interest rate expectations and employment data, and these economic indicators will also have a significant impact on market liquidity.

Gate News reports that on March 28, market research firm Citrini Research expressed the view that U.S. stocks may reach a short-term bottom on Monday. At the same time, the firm stated that the S&P 500 index (the benchmark index for the U.S. stock market) will not stabilize long-term before falling below 6000 points, but some severe short-term rebounds will occur.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, the author of the "End of Day Report," Citrini Research, published a market outlook stating that U.S. stocks may hit a short-term bottom on Monday. At the same time, it stated that the S&P 500 index would not stabilize long-term before breaking below 6000 points, but there would be some intense short-term rebounds.

According to residual monitoring, edgeX treasury recently reduced by 50 million units of stablecoins, falling to $140 million. Two wallets, including market makers Amber Group, transferred this portion of USDC cross-chain into edgeX, which may be used for market making or token buybacks.

Research shows that researchers from Columbia Law School and the University of Haifa analyzed trading data from the Polymarket platform and found over 210,000 suspicious transactions that generated $143 million in profits, which were defined as "informed" trades. The study used five criteria to filter out high-stakes betting accounts, primarily focused on the 2024 U.S. elections, Federal Reserve decisions, and sporting events. The research methodology has been questioned, with the authors admitting that biases may exist. Meanwhile, Polymarket has banned trading based on stolen information, but the collection of identity information is unclear.

Recent data shows that if Bitcoin falls below $60,000 again, the time for the market to recover to its historical high could be delayed until 2027. Analysts believe that the current pullback and market conditions suggest there is still room for further downside, coupled with increased selling by whales, which intensifies the pressure on market recovery.