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March 31, 2026 &#8211; Global crypto trading platform BYDFi will mark its 6th 
anniversary with a month-long celebration beginning on April 1, 2026, 
highlighting BYDFi’s evolution into an all-in-one crypto trading platform 
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Keyrock’s SC Ventures-led Series C values the crypto market maker at $1.1B as 
it expands from market making into M&amp;A-driven asset and wealth management. 
Digital asset market maker Keyrock has secured a fresh Series C financing 
round led by Standard…

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NIGHT price shot up nearly 23.5% shortly after Midnight, the privacy-focused 
partner chain of Cardano, successfully completed the launch of its mainnet. 
According to a March 30 X post, the launch enables privacy and transparency to 
coexist on-chain on Cardano,…

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The Royal Government of Bhutan moved approximately 375 BTC, valued at roughly 
$25.18 million, on March 31, 2026, pushing the country’s total bitcoin 
outflows over the past seven days past 1,000 BTC, according to onchain data 
from Arkham Intelligence. Bhutan Government Sells $70 Million in Bitcoin in 
One Week Amid Gelephu City Push The transfer […]

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Investors are currently sifting through a decade of market data to see if a 
massive spike in energy costs will sink Bitcoin and the crypto market. Related 
Reading: Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $56B As CEO Pitches Crypto Over Gold While many 
people focus on the immediate price of oil, the real damage to Bitcoin in the 
past often came from internal industry blowouts rather than what was happening 
at the gas pump. The 2014 crash happened alongside the Mt. Gox exchange 
failure. In 2022, the Terra-Luna collapse wiped out billions. These events, 
rather than just expensive fuel, played the biggest role in deepening previous 
bear markets. The Weight Of Geopolitics On Digital Assets Reports indicate 
that West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil jumped above the $104 mark on 
Monday. This is the highest price seen in nearly four years. US President 
Donald Trump recently expressed a desire for the US to maintain indefinite 
control over the oil industry in Iran. Such statements and global tensions 
usually push oil higher. When energy becomes this expensive, it often acts as 
a drag on the entire economy. It takes money out of the pockets of everyday 
people who might otherwise buy digital assets. Data shows that Bitcoin miners 
also feel the sting because their operations require significant amounts of 
power. In the past 12 years, there have only been three times when oil hit 
this specific $104 level. Because these events are so rare, some analysts 
believe it is hard to say for sure that one causes the other. The first 
instance occurred in June 2014 when ISIS moved into northern Iraq. Bitcoin was 
trading around $600 at the time but lost 21% of its value over the next 10 
weeks. It stayed down for a long time. It actually took more than two years 
for the price to climb back to where it started before that specific oil 
spike. Searching For Patterns In A Volatile Market The most recent example 
happened in May 2022. This followed a proposal by the European Commission to 
phase out Russian oil imports. Bitcoin did not just dip; it fell 25% in only 
seven days. That specific crash started a bear market that lasted for 19 
months. Even though oil prices eventually dropped back below $100 for several 
years, the damage to the crypto world was already done. Based on reports, the 
current return to triple-digit oil prices has many traders on edge. They are 
watching to see if history will repeat itself or if the market has become 
strong enough to handle the pressure. Related Reading: 8.25M XRP Exit Long- 
Term Holders As Whales Buy $1.20–$3 A Fear Of Broad Economic Pullbacks Not 
every spike leads to a permanent disaster. In March 2022, Bitcoin dropped 15% 
after the Russia-Ukraine war began and oil soared. However, that loss was 
erased in less than a month. Even though oil stayed high, Bitcoin managed to 
recover its footing quickly. This shows that the relationship between the two 
is not always a straight line. Sometimes the market reacts to the news of war 
more than the actual cost of the commodity. Featured image from Trade Brains, 
chart from TradingView

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