Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news report, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 3016, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

A recent report from Coinglass shows that the total trading volume of the crypto market in the first quarter of 2026 was approximately $20.57 trillion, of which spot trading accounted for approximately $1.94 trillion and derivatives for approximately $18.63 trillion. The ratio of derivatives to spot trading volume was approximately 9.6 times, indicating that market activity remained primarily concentrated in the derivatives sector. The report points out that Binance maintained its leading position in several key metrics. Its first-quarter derivatives trading volume was approximately $4.90 trillion, accounting for approximately 34.9% of the top ten exchanges; its average open interest was approximately $23.9 billion, accounting for approximately 29.9%; and its user assets totaled approximately $152.9 billion, accounting for approximately 73.5% of major exchanges. Overall, the market has formed a structure with Binance at the top, OKX as the core of the second tier, and other platforms distributed in the secondary tier.

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has seen substantial liquidations amounting to $72.1 million, according to ChainCatcher. Data from Coinglass reveals that long positions accounted for $36.95 million of the liquidations, while short positions totaled $35.15 million. Bitcoin positions were notably affected, with long liquidations reaching $8.39 million and short liquidations at $8.04 million. Ethereum also experienced significant liquidations, with $6.83 million in long positions and $5.45 million in short positions being liquidated.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, since the Drift Protocol security incident, wallet addresses associated with its team have transferred 56.25 million DRIFT tokens, worth approximately $2.44 million, to Bybit and Gate.

Japan's Financial Services Agency has announced a new cybersecurity strategy for cryptocurrency trading platforms. According to Foresight News, this initiative is based on 18 public opinions collected between February and March 2026, with the primary goal of protecting investors' assets. The strategy introduces a three-tier security enhancement framework: self-help (individual operators), mutual assistance (self-regulatory organizations), and public assistance (regulatory authorities). The agency highlighted that cyberattacks have evolved from simple key theft to more sophisticated methods such as social engineering and supply chain intrusions, making traditional cold wallet management insufficient for security. Moving forward, the Financial Services Agency plans to conduct threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) on major operators and intends to revise operational guidelines to improve cybersecurity staffing and external audit standards.

1. US March non-farm payrolls increased by 178,000, below the expected 60,000; 2. White House: Trump's fiscal year 2027 budget seeks $1.5 trillion in defense spending; 3. US March non-farm payrolls exceeded the Wall Street Journal's 10-year historical forecast range; 4. Monad released a 10-point protocol security self-check checklist, emphasizing key risks in multi-signature and access control; 5. Divergent strategies for corporate Bitcoin treasury: Nakamoto reduced its holdings at a loss, while Strategy remained inactive; 6. HypurrFi suspected of domain hijacking, users urgently advised to suspend use; 7. Account with over $1.5 million in profit purchased $340,000 worth of NBA regular season game supplies; 76ers defeated Timberwolves; 8. ZachXBT released the "Circle Inaction File": slow action on freezing USDC in multiple major security incidents; 9. 10x Research: Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging strategies may have failed, dynamic allocation based on market cycles performs better; 10. Hyperliquid binary market testnet. HIP-4 has been included in the mainnet-level vulnerability bounty program.

Panic conflates these two things, creating an inaccurate and action-lacking doomsday narrative.

Qatar has declined to act as a key mediator in potential ceasefire talks between the United States and Iran, complicating efforts to find a diplomatic resolution. According to BlockBeats, officials and mediators familiar with the situation revealed that Qatar informed U.S. officials last week of its decision not to play a leading role in the mediation process. Mediators stated on Friday that the latest round of efforts, led by Pakistan, to facilitate a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran has reached an impasse. Iran has formally informed mediators that it is unwilling to meet with U.S. officials in Islamabad in the coming days, deeming the American demands unacceptable. Turkey and Egypt continue to seek solutions and are considering new locations for talks, such as Doha or Istanbul, along with new proposals to break the deadlock. Additionally, according to Iranian media Fars News, sources indicate that Iran has rejected a U.S. proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire.

Polygon has announced the launch of SurfLiquid, an AI-driven stablecoin savings vault on its blockchain. According to Foresight News, this new product allows users to have individual non-custodial accounts, enabling them to earn returns by holding USDC in the lending market. The vault is now operational on Polygon, with deployment support provided by Morpho.

U.S. stocks ended the trading session with mixed results, reflecting varied performances across different sectors. According to NS3.AI, the Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced a slight decline of 0.13%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite saw modest gains of 0.11% and 0.18%, respectively. In the crypto-related stock sector, TRON stood out with a significant increase of over 11.37%, highlighting a divergence in performance within the sector.

Following a $285 million theft incident at Drift Protocol, FTX/Alameda sold 6.94 million DRIFT tokens, valued at $320,000, through Wintermute six hours ago. Blockchain sleuth EmberCN posted on X. Alameda, an investor in Drift Protocol, had acquired 8.33 million DRIFT tokens a year ago through vesting unlocks, which were valued at $6.22 million at the time. However, the value of these tokens has since decreased to $380,000.

Vietnam's export growth in March reached 20% year-on-year, surpassing expectations of 14.40%, according to Jin10. This marks a significant increase from the previous month's growth rate of 5.70%. The robust performance highlights Vietnam's strengthening position in the global trade market.

When mining no longer generates sufficient economic returns, a rational business decision would naturally be to shift resources; however, if this trend continues to spread, the question of who will bear the long-term costs of maintaining the Bitcoin network will become an issue that cannot be ignored.

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