A Nevada judge ruled that Kalshi’s sports prediction market products have no substantive difference from gambling, extended the injunction prohibiting it from offering related services locally until the case is further considered. Regulators believe it should be subject to the state’s gambling regulations.

The People Power Party of South Korea has introduced a new bill, calling for the repeal of the cryptocurrency trading tax that is set to take effect in 2027, aiming to win support from younger voters and affect the value of votes. Analysts believe it may simply be a political strategy, and the actual impact is unclear; in the future, the bill could be postponed or amended again.

OpenAI Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap said that, amid rapid AI development, traditional software companies are actively pivoting and deeply integrating AI capabilities. He noted that although software stocks have pulled back, most companies are still innovating at startup speeds, using customer relationships to maintain competitiveness. Opinions in the industry differ on whether AI will replace traditional software, emphasizing the importance of collaboration complexity and existing infrastructure. Analysts believe software companies with integration capabilities will see value repair.

A Deutsche Bank research report shows that the three major AI systems believe AI’s impact on inflation is negligible. Among them, the probability that AI will raise inflation is higher than the probability of a statistically significant reduction, mainly due to demand-pull inflation pressures driven by an investment boom.

In the first quarter of 2026, the price of Bitcoin fell 23.8%, marking its worst performance since 2018. Starting the year, the price dropped from $87,508 to $66,619, for a cumulative loss of 41.6%. Analysts believe that the main reasons include macroeconomic uncertainty and heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. In addition, ETF outflows have further increased pressure. Despite near-term difficulties, long-term confidence remains solid, and institutional participation trends look positive. The market is watching how developments in the Middle East could affect Bitcoin and overall cryptocurrency market sentiment.

Fidelity Digital Assets says that this round of the Bitcoin market pullback is about 50%, lower than the previous 80% to 90%, indicating that volatility is declining and institutional confidence is increasing. Analysts believe Bitcoin is gradually shifting into a stable store-of-value tool, with promising future application prospects. From a technical perspective, the price is hovering around a key support level; if it holds that level, it could provide an opportunity for medium- to long-term investors.

The Solana network faces pressure from declining DEX trading volume and SOL’s token price falling to $82.98, as it moves toward the $80 support level. Although trading volume dropped to $55.5 billion in March, Solana performs exceptionally well in the high-revenue DApp space, which still helps stabilize the price. Despite the challenges, analysts remain optimistic about SOL’s long-term outlook and believe that a short-term pullback does not necessarily mean the price will break below $75.

Due to the impact of the Middle East situation, the gold market has been extremely volatile, with this month’s expected decline reaching 14.6%. Even though Trump has signaled a more conciliatory stance, geopolitical conflicts have pushed up oil and gas prices, putting pressure on gold’s performance. Analysts believe that the outlook remains optimistic in the long and medium term, but in the short term, gold prices may face pullback pressure.

On March 30, 2026, the price of XRP rebounded over 3%, returning to the range of $1.33 to $1.35, influenced by positive statements from Ripple's CEO. The market demand for compliant stablecoins has increased, with RLUSD's market capitalization surpassing $1.5 billion. Analysts believe that XRP needs to break through $1.40 to open up upward potential, and price movements will be affected by capital flows and policy developments.

Goldman Sachs analysts believe that after approximately a 46% pullback, crypto-related stocks are showing structural opportunities, and they have given “buy” ratings to Robinhood, Figure Technologies, and COIN. Despite valuations being near historical lows, trading volume has not recovered in the near term, which could affect revenue and profit. Market sentiment is cautious, and the outlook will depend on liquidity and Bitcoin performance.