The failed mediation underscores persistent diplomatic challenges, affecting 
market confidence and highlighting the need for new strategies.
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Pakistan’s US-Iran ceasefire mediation fails, April 7 market at 1% YES

Circle&#8217;s compliance gaps could undermine trust in USDC, prompting investors to 
reassess stablecoin safety and market dynamics.
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since 2022 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

ZachXBT reports over $440M in losses tied to Circle’s compliance gaps since 2022

Stablecoin issuer Circle is facing mounting scrutiny from blockchain 
researchers after millions of USD Coin (USDC) were stolen and flowed unimpeded 
through its proprietary bridge during the $285 million exploit of the Solana- 
based Drift Protocol. The inaction during the April 1 attack, which is now the 
largest decentralized finance (DeFi) hack of 2026, stands in […]
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freezing legitimate accounts appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Circle under fire as $230M in stolen USDC flows unblocked days after freezing legitimate accounts

The Fed&#8217;s steady rates amid inflation and geopolitical tensions suggest 
prolonged economic caution, impacting market expectations and strategies.
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Fed holds rates steady amid inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions: FT

Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling at a loss — and the numbers show it&#8217;s 
becoming a pattern, not an anomaly. Related Reading: Bitcoin Stumbles Hard: 
The Worst Q1 In Years Raises Big Questions US Buyers Stay On The Sidelines 
Bitcoin&#8217;s Coinbase Premium Index has stayed negative in recent weeks, a sign 
that American investors have largely pulled back from the market. According to 
CryptoQuant, the gap between BTC pricing on Coinbase and Binance reflects a 
broader reluctance among US buyers to step back in at current levels. That 
hesitation is showing up across multiple data points, from exchange flows to 
investment product performance. Global Bitcoin investment funds recorded more 
than $190 million in net outflows during the week ending March 27. Spot 
Bitcoin ETFs, which drew heavy institutional interest during their launch 
period, are now sitting below water for many of their holders. Data shows the 
average cost basis for US spot Bitcoin ETF investors sits at $83,400 — well 
above where the price is trading today. Bitcoin was changing hands at around 
$66,820 when this report was made, roughly 47% below its all-time high of 
$126,000, which was set in October 2025. The price is also 24% below its 
yearly open of $87,600, after BTC closed 2025 in the red. Nearly 9 Million BTC 
Held At A Loss Close to 9 million Bitcoin — more than 40% of the total 
circulating supply — are currently held by investors who paid more than the 
current price, according to on-chain data from Glassnode. The combined 
unrealized loss on that supply comes to roughly $598 billion. Glassnode drew a 
comparison to conditions last seen in the second quarter of 2022, one of 
Bitcoin&#8217;s most painful stretches in recent memory. Back then, around 3 million 
BTC had to change hands before the market found its footing again. Based on 
reports from Glassnode&#8217;s latest Week On-chain newsletter, resolving a supply 
overhang of this size has historically meant coins moving from sellers taking 
losses to new buyers willing to enter at lower prices. Demand, for now, is not 
keeping up. Capriole Investments&#8217; Bitcoin Apparent Demand metric logged a 
reading of -1,623 BTC on Thursday. That figure has stayed negative since mid- 
December 2025. CryptoQuant described the situation as broad market 
distribution, driven by continued selling from retail participants. Related 
Reading: XRP Could Soon Enter Arizona’s Treasury — Here’s What’s Happening 
Long-Term Holders Begin To Crack Perhaps the sharpest signal in the data 
involves investors who have held Bitcoin for more than 155 days. This group, 
typically seen as the most committed segment of the market, is now selling at 
a loss at an elevated rate. Glassnode reported that realized losses among 
long-term holders have climbed to $200 million — a level the firm described as 
confirmation of active capitulation. Featured image from Meta, chart from 
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