Since early 2025, the miner supply ratio has continued to decline, indicating that miners are selling fewer BTC to Binance. However, BTC prices have risen and then fallen, reflecting that prices may still decline even as selling pressure eases. Miners face higher costs post-halving, with many on the brink of break-even, and the selling pressure from lower prices primarily comes from spot investors and macroeconomic risk factors.
On March 26, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) stabilized above the $71,000 support level, while Ethereum (ETH) traded at $2,165, with both showing sustained positive returns over the past 30 days. The U.S. CLARITY Act stablecoin compromise proposal has made progress, with regulatory policies set to impact the DeFi ecosystem. The SEC declared Bitcoin and Ethereum as commodities, ushering in a new era of ETFs. DeFi platform Balancer announced closure due to vulnerabilities, sparking discussions on governance structures. In the global macroeconomic environment, the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates unchanged amid rising oil prices, facing challenges in implementing rate cuts.