Sunday, March 29, 2026
Market Cap
$2.36T
24h Volume
$57.91B
BTC Dominance
56.0%
Sentiment
The crypto market declined broadly with a total market cap of $2.36 trillion, down 0.58% over 24 hours. Bitcoin dominance held firm at 55.97% as altcoins saw steeper losses across all sectors. Gaming tokens led the decline at -2.78%, followed by store-of-value assets at -2.13%, while AI tokens showed relative resilience at -1.43%.
Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) NYSE Listing Announced
NYSE Arca issued an official listing notice for the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust with a competitive 0.14% management fee, undercutting BlackRock. BNY Mellon handles custody while Coinbase serves as prime broker.
View bitcoinBitcoin ETF Inflows Reverse Four Months of Outflows
Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $3.5 billion in net inflows during March 2026, reversing four consecutive months of outflows totaling $3.39 billion. Institutional interest appears to be recovering.
View bitcoinBitcoin $14B Options Expiry Triggers $450M in Liquidations
A massive Bitcoin options expiry worth $14 billion triggered $450 million in liquidations across exchanges, contributing to heightened weekend volatility.
View bitcoinBitcoin Exchange Reserves Hit 2019 Lows
Bitcoin reserves on centralized exchanges dropped to levels last seen in 2019, suggesting a potential supply shock as long-term holders move coins to cold storage.
View bitcoinCLARITY Act Stablecoin Yield Provision Faces Industry Pushback
Coinbase rejected a proposed draft of the CLARITY Act that would restrict stablecoin yield products, calling the provision overly restrictive for innovation in the sector.
AI
-1.43%
Layer 2
-1.70%
DeFi
-1.94%
Layer 1
-1.95%
Meme
-1.97%
Store of Value
-2.13%
Gaming
-2.78%
NYSE Arca issued a listing notice for Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF under the MSBT ticker, marking the first such product from a major U.S. bank.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $2.5 billion in net inflows during March 2026, recovering losses from four months of outflows.
Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges has fallen to roughly 2.5 million BTC, the lowest since 2019, as large holders accelerate accumulation.
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