On March 11, Forbes reported that CEX founder Zhao Changpeng's net worth reached $110 billion, ranking 17th on the global billionaire list, surpassing Bill Gates. Zhao Changpeng's wealth surged by $47 billion, primarily due to his holdings in the exchange. The exchange is currently valued at approximately $100 billion, with annual revenue of $16-17 billion, and a market share of about 38%.

Although Ethereum's price rebounded by 22%, it remains relatively weak due to macroeconomic factors. Weekly DEX trading volume dropped to $12.6 billion, and DApp revenue decreased by 47%. Ethereum dominates the total locked value, with a mainnet TVL of $55.4 billion, indicating institutional investor preference.

Independent analyst Axel Adler pointed out that the Bitcoin market systemic indicator has recovered from the year's low of -47 to +0.98, indicating a rapid rebound. He believes that maintaining prices above $70,000 and normalizing funding rates will be key factors for a bull market. Recently, the price structure and systemic indicator have aligned for the first time, suggesting a possible structural shift.

PANews March 2 News, according to Caixin, over the weekend, the attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran triggered turbulence in the international oil market. Many Wall Street figures have stated that these attacks could also reduce the likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates this year. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, investors have further recalibrated their rate expectations on Monday and have cut back on bets that the Federal Reserve will start cutting rates in June. Currently, the probability of holding rates steady at the June meeting is 47%, up from 42.7% last Friday.

BlockBeats News, March 1st, Polymarket's prediction that "Bitcoin will fall to $50,000 this year" has decreased to 62%. Additionally, the probability of BTC rising to $80,000 within the year is currently 72%, and the probability of rising to $90,000 is currently 47%.

Wallets holding more than 100 Bitcoins are about to surpass 20,000, indicating a healthy market. Although Bitcoin's price has fallen 47% from its all-time high, the increase in large wallets may signal growing investor confidence. Market analysts believe that large holder activity and price support will influence a short-term rebound.

As of this Thursday, the number of wallets holding more than 100 Bitcoins has reached 19,993, approaching the 20,000 milestone. This indicates that Bitcoin holders are becoming more dispersed, reducing the risk of price manipulation. Nevertheless, some long-term holders are still selling, putting downward pressure on the price. Currently, Bitcoin's price has fallen approximately 47% from its all-time high.