Circle Internet Group stock price plummeted 20%, losing $4.6 billion in market value, due to a draft of the Digital Asset Market Transparency Act that prohibits providing passive income to stablecoin holders. Despite near-term impact on application restrictions, analysts believe the act will build a regulatory moat for Circle, optimizing its business model. Additionally, Tether committed to accepting audits to enhance transparency. USDC's future performance will influence market trends.

On March 17, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced net inflows for the sixth consecutive trading day, pushing Bitcoin's price up more than 12%. Total net inflows have reached $962.8 million, primarily supported by BlackRock and Fidelity. Despite smaller fund inflow scales, the sustainability has strengthened, and investor sentiment has warmed. Analysts believe short-term prices are influenced by fund inflows and macroeconomic environment changes.

Bank of England plans to revisit stablecoin regulatory framework, potentially easing policies to support fintech innovation and respond to industry feedback. While regulation aims to ensure safety, overly stringent requirements have raised concerns among startups, potentially impacting their development. Analysts believe that optimized regulation will help facilitate stablecoin adoption and attract international fintech companies.