BTC Breaks Through 67,000 USDT

Paraguay Holds Anti-Crime Seminar Focusing on Cryptocurrency Applications in Organized Crime and Regulatory Responses

On March 19, Paraguay's National Drug Secretariat held a workshop with the American Bar Association to discuss technical capabilities to combat crimes utilizing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, analyze the digitalization trends of transnational criminal networks, and disclose cases of Uruguayan drug traffickers conducting transactions through cryptocurrencies. Paraguay's Tax Administration has already required cryptocurrency trading platforms to report transaction information.

Galaxy: Quantum Computing Poses Real Threat to Bitcoin but Not Urgent Crisis, Approximately 7 Million BTC in Long-Term Exposure State

Galaxy Digital's head of research Alex Thorn points out that quantum computing poses a threat to Bitcoin, but the threat is not urgent and investors need not panic. Approximately 7 million BTC are at long-term risk, but current quantum computing capabilities cannot break the encryption, and developers have already proposed multiple solutions to address the issue.

Crypto Market Drops As Fear Index Rises and Bitcoin Falls

The global crypto market has faced a decline, with a 4% dip in total market cap to $2.44T. Bitcoin and Ethereum dropped by 4.56% and 5.85%, respectively. Despite these declines, some cryptocurrencies saw significant gains, while DeFi and NFT metrics also fell.

BlackRock deposits 930 BTC and 12,687 ETH into a certain CEX, with a total value exceeding $93 million.

Gate News reports that on March 19, Onchain Lens monitoring showed that BlackRock deposited 930 BTC (valued at $65.48 million) and 12,687 ETH (valued at $27.75 million) to a certain CEX, and may continue to increase deposits.

UK Man Accuses Ex-Wife of Stealing 2323 BTC After Divorce, Worth Approximately $238 Million

Gate News reported that on March 19, a man accused his ex-wife of stealing over 2323 bitcoins from his wallet after their divorce and transferring them to a place he cannot access, with the assets involved valued at up to 180 million pounds (approximately 238 million US dollars). Plaintiff Ping Fai Yuen has filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife Fun Yung Li at the London court over this matter. According to London court ruling documents published on March 10, since the litigation was initiated, the bitcoins involved in the case have been valued at up to 180 million pounds.