Decentralized lending protocol Aave has officially launched on Ethereum layer 
2 X Layer. According to the official announcement, the launch will allow OKX 
Wallet users and DeFi participants to directly supply assets, borrow against 
collateral, and earn yield on the…

Aave launches on OKX’s X Layer to expand on-chain lending access

The Google Play Store page states that the app collects personal data, such as 
a phone number, while the App Store directs users to the White House’s privacy 
policy.

White House app sparks concern over location tracking and privacy issues

The crypto market rebounded 1.2% on Monday to $2.4 trillion in a relief rally 
amidst signs of potential de-escalation of the ongoing U.S. and Iran war in 
the Middle East. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 1.4% to back above $67,600 after dropping…

Why is the crypto market recovering today? (March 30)

Bitcoin’s market sentiment has crashed by a large margin since hitting a new 
all-time high of $126,000 back in 2025. This drop in sentiment reflects how 
the broader cryptocurrency market has performed and how investors are now 
responding to the crypto market. The sentiment being this bad also carries 
some major implications for the Bitcoin price, especially since the sentiment 
is at its worst it’s ever been in over three years. Bitcoin Fear &amp; Greed Index 
Crashes To 9 The Bitcoin Fear &amp; Greed Index is an index that takes into 
account a number of factors across the crypto market and then creates an 
aggregate score to represent investor sentiment. This index goes from 1-100, 
representing sentiment from Extreme Greed to Extreme Fear. Related Reading: 
The Crowd Is Bearish On Bitcoin, But History Says That’s Bullish At each end 
of the spectrum, it shows whether investors are currently bullish or bearish 
on Bitcoin and the entire market. Naturally, Extreme Greed points to a time of 
peak bullishness and Extreme Fear points to a time of extreme bearishness; 
both serve their purpose to show how investors are moving. Currently, the 
Bitcoin Fear &amp; Greed Index is sitting at a score of 9, according to 
alternative.me, which is a state of Extreme Fear. The interesting thing about 
this score is the fact that the index has not been this low since 2022. This 
means that the Bitcoin Fear &amp; Greed Index just hit a new 3.5-year low. One 
major difference between the 2022 low and now is the fact that it was driven 
by notable events in the crypto industry. The most popular of these was the 
crash of the FTX crypto exchange, in which the resulting fallout sent the 
Bitcoin price below $17,000. Why This Could Be Good For The Market While 
periods of Extreme Fear often signify that there is a lot of bearishness among 
investors, these have historically been levels where the market has marked a 
bottom. This was the case back in 2022 following the FTX crash when the 
Bitcoin price reached its bottom. Over the next few months, the 
cryptocurrency’s price would begin to recover again. Related Reading: Bitcoin 
Last Line Of Defense Revealed: Can BTC Price Still Go To $40,000? The same 
trend played out back in 2019 as well, when the market entered a period of 
Extreme Fear. But as always, the bottom was marked at this level, and the 
Bitcoin price went on to rally to new all-time highs. Going by these past 
performances, the current fear dominating the market could suggest that a 
bottom is close. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Last Time Bitcoin Sentiment Was This Bad Was 2022, But There Was A Silver Lining

Walmart-owned OnePay has added more than a dozen crypto tokens to its platform 
in response to growing demand from its customers. In an announcement shared 
with crypto media, OnePay said its offering now includes tokens such as SUI 
(SUI), Polygon…

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