In the context of escalating conflicts between the United States, Israel, and Iran, traditional safe-haven assets such as gold and Bitcoin face dual pressures. Rising oil prices push up inflation expectations, delaying Federal Reserve rate cuts and reducing gold's appeal; meanwhile, Bitcoin's price retreats due to tightening macro liquidity. Despite sustained inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, elevated oil prices and tight monetary policy may continue to suppress performance of both asset classes in the near term.

Nansen's release of the NEAR Protocol Q4 2025 report shows that NEAR achieved 1 million TPS, with cross-chain transaction volume surpassing $7 billion, and introduced NEAR AI Cloud. During this quarter, it processed 54 million transactions, served 20 million users, and increased the number of shards to 9. Hot wallets contributed 53.3% of the transaction volume.

The silver market has recently shown signs of weakness, with price structure and demand signals turning cautious. If key support levels are breached, silver prices could test $66 per ounce and potentially refresh recent lows. Current market momentum is weak, with both futures markets and industrial demand showing sluggish performance, while traders lack confidence in any bounce-back. Near-term trends are influenced by demand recovery and macroeconomic fund flows.

On March 20, Bitcoin rebounded to $70,800, with gains exceeding 1%, after multiple countries pledged to ensure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Energy market shifts drove oil prices lower, but uncertainty from Middle East conflicts created bearish signals in traditional markets affecting crypto assets. Bitcoin's near-term trajectory remains dominated by macroeconomic factors, with $70,000 as a key level to watch.

The Solana ecosystem has come under pressure recently, with SOL's price retreating from $97.70 to $87, representing a three-day decline of approximately 11%. Sentiment in the derivatives market is insufficient, with funding rates approaching historic lows, and on-chain DApp revenue has dropped to an 18-month low. Despite relatively solid performance on decentralized exchanges, new products and competition are putting pressure on capital flows. SOL is expected to remain range-bound and weak in the near term.

Gate News reported that on March 20, a certain analyst advised investors to hold "dry powder" (referring to cash reserves or funds awaiting investment) during periods of price volatility. On Thursday, Bitcoin price fluctuated around $70,377.59 and moved in the direction of $69,000.

Gate News report: On March 19, USD/CHF (US Dollar to Swiss Franc exchange rate) encountered key rejection at the 200-day simple moving average, triggering a significant decline with targets pointing near 0.7900. The currency pair faces major technical pressure, with detailed market data not yet disclosed.

The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged on March 19, with a voting result of 11 to 1. Chairman Powell pointed out that the situation in the Middle East and rising oil prices introduce uncertainties to the economy, and short-term inflation expectations have been raised to 2.7%. The market response was notable, with risk assets performing poorly. Analysts advise paying attention to future interest rate movements.

LayerZero's native token ZRO has recently attracted attention, as a whale has accumulated approximately 24.5 million tokens across multiple wallets, sparking speculation about token concentration and insider trading. The project's CEO stated that the purchases were completed on the open market and encouraged transparent participation. Currently, ZRO is trading near $2.11, with its short-term movement influenced by the $2.09 support level, and potential volatility may occur in the future.

On March 19, Bitcoin pulled back to a key support zone due to unexpected U.S. inflation data and hawkish signals from Federal Reserve Chair Powell, declining over 4.6% and currently trading near $70,800. Market expectations for rate cuts have cooled, with the total crypto market cap declining to approximately $2.51 trillion and sentiment remaining cautious. If Bitcoin breaks below $70,000, it could potentially decline further to $65,000. Market momentum is highly dependent on macroeconomic factors.