qfx World Assets, Ltd. has casually dropped $65 million in OTC transactions, involving four counterparties who probably high-fived each other over Zoom. The first deal settled on March 20, 2026, according to World Foundation on X. Because nothing says “future” like a date that feels like it’s from a sci-fi novel.
Don’t get too excited, though. Historically, this particular measurement has often signaled the opposite of what’s happening with Bitcoin’s price – increases in this metric usually mean the price is actually going down.
A change to Canada’s election laws, introduced on March 26 as part of Bill C-25, is designed to stop foreign money from secretly influencing elections. The goal is to permanently prevent untraceable funding from outside of Canada.
Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin has been consistently making lower highs and lower lows since reaching its peak above $125,000. Overall, the trend is down, and this is reinforced by the fact that both the 100-day ($78,000) and 200-day ($90,000) moving averages are falling and currently act as resistance levels above the current price.
Here’s a quick look at what happened in crypto this week. Bitcoin reached a 40-day high last week, and regulators approved its use as collateral for certain financial products. This week saw Wall Street increasingly focused on tokenization, debates among politicians about how to regulate stablecoins (with many disagreeing on the best approach), legal issues and concerns about illegal financing in India, and unfortunately, another busy week for hackers.
Just a few weeks ago, many expected the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates several times in 2026. Now, the markets are increasingly predicting that rates will actually *increase* this year.
Avalanche (AVAX) is currently trading around $8.75, which is a small decrease from yesterday, but still above its recent low point. This means the price is in a precarious position – it could either fall further, or bounce back slightly in the short term.
But wait, there’s more! This proposal is part of a grander scheme to reduce foreign meddling and tighten the reins on election financing before the next federal showdown.
In August 2025, Roman Storm, who helped create the cryptocurrency mixing service Tornado Cash, was convicted of working with others to run an illegal money transfer business.
Litecoin was trading around $54, and analysts are watching to see if it’s established a stable base after a prolonged period of declining prices.
