Bitcoin mining company Core Scientific has expanded its financing to $1 billion, jointly supported by JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. The funds will be used for AI servers and data center upgrades. As demand for computing power grows, the company is transforming into a digital infrastructure provider, with expectations for revenue growth and stable stock performance.

Bitcoin's recent price movements have diverged from U.S. equities, marking the longest decoupling since 2020. Following significant liquidation, Bitcoin's decline contrasts with a more stable S&P 500, highlighting crypto's unique challenges amid broader market stress.

Bitcoin mining is declining as many miners shift focus to artificial intelligence for steadier revenue amidst rising costs and reduced rewards. This trend indicates a significant transformation in the mining industry towards more stable business models.

Affected by the US-Iran conflict, global markets have been severely impacted, with the S&P 500 Index declining for four consecutive weeks. Gold has experienced a modest rebound around $4,500, while oil prices remain stable at elevated levels. Trump has issued an ultimatum to Iran, with potential escalation of conflict between the two sides. Bitcoin and Ethereum have also declined in tandem, and market sentiment has turned conservative.

TRON received the "Web3 Leading Enterprise Award" at the SFFE2030 Summit, highlighting its infrastructure position in global digital finance and emerging industries. With stable coin settlement and efficient on-chain payment capabilities, TRON is expanding toward artificial intelligence economic infrastructure, focusing on future machine-to-machine (M2M) payment needs to drive further development of the digital economy.

Recent inflows into U.S. cryptocurrency spot ETFs have warmed, particularly with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recording net inflows over multiple consecutive days, indicating increased investor allocation appetite. Bitcoin ETF recorded approximately $199.4 million in net inflows on the 17th, marking the longest consecutive inflow streak in five months, with capital primarily flowing to major issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity. This wave of reflux is mutually reinforcing with Bitcoin price appreciation, reflecting the market's preference among traditional capital for allocation to regulated products, providing stable support to spot prices.

Lai Ching-te announced on March 21 that Taiwan's Nuclear Power Plant 2 and Nuclear Power Plant 3 will be restarted, due to the surge in electricity demand in the AI era. Taiwan Power Company has already begun submitting restart plans to the Nuclear Safety Commission. This policy shift is a response to global low-carbon trends and the need for stable power supply. The safety inspections for the nuclear plants are expected to take 1.5 to 2 years. Although this decision is politically sensitive in Taiwan, it is legally feasible.

The search for reliable growth in the digital asset market is reaching a new peak in 2026. For many years, meme coins like Dogecoin dominated the conversation with massive community excitement and viral price swings. While these coins brought a lot of fun to the market, many investors are now

Recent inflows into U.S. cryptocurrency spot ETFs have warmed, particularly with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recording net inflows over multiple consecutive days, indicating increased investor allocation appetite. Bitcoin ETF recorded approximately $199.4 million in net inflows on the 17th, marking the longest consecutive inflow streak in five months, with capital primarily flowing to major issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity. This wave of reflux is mutually reinforcing with Bitcoin price appreciation, reflecting the market's preference among traditional capital for allocation to regulated products, providing stable support to spot prices.