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▫️Platform enhances execution architecture ▪️The platform has introduced improvements to its execution architecture aimed at reducing latency and increasing order processing speed. This is especially important for arbitrage strategies, where timing plays a critical role. ▪️The optimization allows for more efficient use of short-term market opportunities and improves system stability under high load conditions.

▫️Sertexity liquidity pool shows steady growth ▪️The total liquidity pool on the Sertexity platform continues to grow steadily, reflecting increasing user interest in AI-driven arbitrage. The rise in capital strengthens the scale of operations and expands the range of available strategies. ▪️A larger pool enables the system to participate in more substantial arbitrage opportunities while reducing relative costs, positively impacting overall capital efficiency.

▫️Sertexity improves AI engine for trading efficiency ▪️Sertexity team has implemented an update to its AI engine aimed at improving the accuracy of detecting arbitrage opportunities and increasing decision-making speed. The algorithms now better account for liquidity dynamics, fees, and execution delays. ▪️The update enables the system to respond more quickly to short-term market inefficiencies and enhances overall trading performance, especially in highly volatile market conditions.

▫️Bitcoin valuation gap narrows but risks remain ▪️The gap between Bitcoin’s spot price and its realized price has narrowed from 120% at the end of 2024 to 21% currently. However, according to CryptoQuant, the asset would need to fall to around $54,100 to reach the historical accumulation zone where market bottoms typically form. ▪️The realized price represents the average cost of all coins based on their last movement. During the 2022 bear market, Bitcoin reached its bottom after staying below the realized price for four months. In 2020, during the COVID crisis, prices dropped about 15% below the realized price - the lowest level ever recorded by this metric. Other on-chain indicators also suggest the correction may not be over, as the Coinbase Premium remains negative, signaling weakened institutional demand from U.S. investors and reduced momentum in the ETF-driven market.

▫️Metaplanet becomes third-largest bitcoin holder ▪️Metaplanet has acquired 5,075 BTC, making it the third-largest company by total Bitcoin holdings. This move highlights the growing trend of corporate accumulation of the leading cryptocurrency. ▪️The purchase strengthens Metaplanet’s position in the market and underscores increasing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a long-term asset.

▫️RWA market activity surges in March ▪️Activity in the real-world assets (RWA) segment выросла на 80% over the past month, with total volume reaching a record $2.87 billion by the end of March. This growth reflects increasing interest in tokenized real-world assets within the crypto ecosystem. ▪️The total value of RWA securities rose to $942 million (+2.65%), while the number of holders exceeded 200,000 (+16%). Most of the segment’s assets are concentrated in the Ondo project with $560.9 million, followed by xStocks at $243.5 million and Securitize at $58.4 million.

▫️Bitcoin becomes a leading macro indicator ▪️Bitcoin has shifted from a lagging asset to a leading indicator, according to Binance Research analysts in their weekly market report published on April 2. The structural change occurred after the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in 2024, which significantly altered market dynamics. ▪️Before 2024, Bitcoin tended to follow global monetary easing cycles with a slight delay, showing a correlation of +0.21 with the global liquidity index. After the introduction of ETFs, this relationship reversed and strengthened to -0.778, with Bitcoin beginning to move ahead of central bank decisions. Analysts attribute this shift to a change in the marginal buyer, as institutional investors entering through ETFs now price in macroeconomic scenarios 6–12 months in advance, turning Bitcoin into a forward-looking asset within the monetary cycle.

▫️Crypto startups raise $5 billion in Q1 ▪️In the first quarter, crypto startups attracted nearly $5 billion in venture capital investments, which is 16% lower than the same period in 2025. At that time, funding approached $6 billion amid market euphoria linked to the beginning of Donald Trump’s presidency in the United States, according to DL News. ▪️This year, the prediction markets segment drew the most investor interest, raising over $1.7 billion. It was followed by payments ($735 million) and trading infrastructure ($423 million). The largest funding rounds were secured by leading prediction platforms, with Kalshi raising $1 billion and Polymarket attracting $600 million.

▫️Bitcoin drawdown reflects market maturity ▪️In the current market cycle, Bitcoin’s decline has been significantly less severe compared to previous periods, according to Fidelity Digital Assets. Analysts described the 52% correction as a sign of a maturing market. ▪️In the past, prices typically dropped by 80–90% after reaching all-time highs. Now, post-peak declines are not as deep, and experts believe this trend is likely to continue in the future.

▫️Bitcoin ends losing streak with modest gains ▪️Bitcoin broke a five-month streak of losses by closing March with a gain of around 2%. The recovery suggests a temporary improvement in market sentiment after a prolonged period of decline. ▪️However, on a quarterly basis, the leading cryptocurrency fell by 22.2%, marking its worst start to a year in the past eight years. This highlights the broader weakness still present in the market despite the short-term rebound.

▫️Solana token holding time drops sharply ▪️The average holding time of tokens on the Solana network has fallen to just 58 seconds in 2026. This marks a dramatic shift in user behavior, reflecting the growing dominance of ultra-short-term trading activity. ▪️For comparison, the average holding time was around one day in 2024, but dropped sharply to 100 seconds in 2025 amid an oversupply of projects. The trend highlights increasing speculation and rapid turnover within the ecosystem.

📍Triangular arbitrage ▪️Triangular arbitrage exploits price inconsistencies between multiple trading pairs within a single exchange or ecosystem. The strategy involves a sequence of exchanges between three assets - for example, a stablecoin, a major cryptocurrency, and an altcoin. If, after completing the full loop, you end up with more of the original asset than you started with, that is arbitrage profit. ▪️These opportunities arise due to delays in quote updates across trading pairs, differences in liquidity, or bursts of trading activity. Triangular arbitrage requires high execution speed and extremely precise fee calculations - even small costs can turn a seemingly profitable trade into a loss.

▫️Bitcoin cycle duration continues to shorten ▪️Bitcoin’s current correction has lasted only 159 days since reaching a peak above $126,000 in October 2025. Historically, it has taken significantly longer for the leading cryptocurrency to reach a new all-time high in each cycle, as noted by CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost. ▪️According to his observations, the time to a new ATH was 1,180 days in 2017, 1,093 days in 2021, and 849 days in 2025. Based on the latest figure, the next peak could occur around early February 2028, although Darkfost noted that cycle durations are clearly becoming shorter.

▫️Bitcoin whales accumulate as retail buys the dip ▪️Large Bitcoin holders with balances between 10 and 10,000 BTC have resumed accumulating the asset, potentially signaling a positive shift in the price trend. This behavior is often seen as a sign of growing confidence among more experienced market participants. ▪️At the same time, retail traders remain highly active, aggressively buying dips despite ongoing uncertainty. According to Santiment analysts, this combination of whale accumulation and strong retail demand reflects a complex but potentially bullish market setup.

▫️AI hosting outpaces bitcoin mining profitability ▪️AI hosting is generating nearly eight times more revenue for Bitcoin miners compared to traditional mining, with earnings per megawatt ranging from $200–500 versus $57–129 for mining the digital asset. This shift highlights a growing incentive for miners to redirect resources toward AI infrastructure. ▪️Trader Ran Neuner warned that Bitcoin could face further outflows amid a 14.5% decline in hashrate from its October peak. However, Blockstream CEO Adam Back dismissed these concerns, noting that if miners exit the market, mining difficulty will adjust and profitability will stabilize. Analyst Willy Woo also emphasized that Bitcoin’s difficulty adjustment mechanism remains a fundamental pillar of the network’s resilience, a view shared by many Bitcoin proponents.

▫️Whale activity signals potential market bottom ▪️The share of whale holdings on exchanges has reached a six-year high, which analysts interpret as a sign that the market may be approaching a bottom. Such behavior often indicates accumulation or strategic positioning by large players. ▪️Over the past 30 days, users have withdrawn more than 32,060 BTC from crypto exchanges, reducing exchange balances to multi-year lows. At the same time, CryptoQuant reports a predominance of positive sentiment, suggesting growing confidence among market participants.

▫️Changes reshape the crypto top 10 ▪️The cryptocurrency top 10 has seen another reshuffle, with XRP surpassing BNB in market rankings. This shift reflects changing market dynamics and investor interest among leading digital assets. ▪️At the same time, HYPE has entered the top 10, pushing ADA out of the list. The update highlights increasing competition among major cryptocurrencies and the rapid rise of emerging projects.

▫️USDC overtakes USDT in stablecoin dominance ▪️USDT has lost its status as the dominant stablecoin, with USDC accounting for over 50% of transaction volume consistently since the beginning of 2026. This shift highlights a significant change in user preference within the stablecoin market. ▪️The trend has also impacted the blockchains supporting stablecoin payments. According to Visa data, Solana became the leading network for stablecoins last month, surpassing TRON and Ethereum. So far this month, Ethereum has taken the top position, followed by Solana and TRON respectively.

▫️Aster launches its own layer-1 network ▪️DEX Aster from the BNB Chain ecosystem has launched its own Layer-1 network called Aster Chain. The network integrates zero-knowledge proof technology and stealth addresses, enabling accounts with default privacy and selective disclosure of information. ▪️Aster plans to introduce staking within the next week and expand its developer incentive program. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume on the platform reached $2.3 billion, while at its peak the exchange recorded nearly $18 billion in daily volume.

▫️Bitcoin fractal signals potential drop ▪️Amid the overall decline in market sentiment, a new Bitcoin fractal is gaining traction online, suggesting a possible price drop into the $30,000–$40,000 range. ▪️If the fractal plays out, it could signal a deeper correction phase for Bitcoin, reflecting continued uncertainty and bearish pressure in the current market environment.