Bitcoin miners currently have an average production cost of $88,000, with a market price of approximately $69,200, representing a loss margin of 21%. Mining difficulty has decreased by 7.76%, with hash price approaching the break-even line. Most mining companies are shifting toward AI business, while increased bitcoin sales by miners add selling pressure to the market. The next difficulty adjustment is expected in early April, and if the situation persists, further downward adjustments may occur.

Hyperliquid founder Jeff announced that the fiat on-ramp feature has gone live for testing, supporting credit cards and bank transfers, powered by swapped.com. Currently in the early testing phase, with plans to add fiat off-ramp and more payment methods in the future.

Gate News reports that on March 17, French company Capital B raised 3 million euros through warrant financing, with investors including TOBAM and UTXO Management. The funds will be used to accelerate its bitcoin reserve strategy. This financing is expected to add approximately 36 BTC. If all related plans are executed, the company's potential bitcoin holdings could reach approximately 2,880 BTC. This move is the latest example of enterprises continuing to include bitcoin on their balance sheets, demonstrating that corporate bitcoin reserve strategies remain on an expansion trajectory.