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Foresight News reports that CoinShares has released its latest weekly report indicating a net outflow of $414 million from digital asset investment products last week, marking the first outflow in nearly five weeks. Due to the Iran conflict, inflation concerns, and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, total assets under management (AuM) dropped to $129 billion. Regionally, negative sentiment was mainly concentrated in the United States, which saw outflows of $445 million, while Germany and Canada recorded inflows of $21.2 million and $15.9 million, respectively. Ethereum experienced the most significant outflows of $222 million due to news related to the Clarity Act, bringing total net outflows since the start of the year to $273 million. Bitcoin saw an outflow of $194 million last week but has still maintained a net inflow of $964 million so far this year; short Bitcoin investment products had inflows of $4 million; Solana recorded outflows of $12.3 million; and XRP saw inflows of $15.8 million.

BlockBeats News, March 30th. In the last week of March, the crypto market may usher in a high-volatility period. As scheduled, the FTX Recovery Trust is set to distribute around $2.2 billion to creditors on March 31st, potentially directly impacting market liquidity. On a macro level, the US March non-farm payroll data will be released on Friday, along with key indicators such as the unemployment rate, initial jobless claims, and ISM. Amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East and rising inflation expectations, there is still uncertainty in the market regarding the Fed's policy path. Additionally, BNP Paribas of France will launch 6 crypto ETN products; various DAO governance votes, token unlocks, and new project launches are also set to take place this week, including token unlocks for projects such as SUI, Ethena, and Hyperliquid. Analysis suggests that this week, influenced by geopolitics, macro data, and on-chain fund flows, may become a crucial observation window for the short-term trend of the crypto market.

Foresight News reported that Lista DAO has released proposal LIP 024, planning to launch version 2.0 of the LISTA tokenomics. The proposal recommends gradually phasing out the veLISTA mechanism, allowing all staked veLISTA to be unlocked without penalty. At the same time, governance processes will be simplified, so users only need to hold LISTA to participate in voting, and the LP pool voting feature will be gradually closed. In addition, the proposal intends to replace the revenue distribution mechanism with LISTA buybacks. The fees originally distributed to veLISTA stakers will be used for protocol growth and token buybacks, with a public dashboard set up to track buyback activity. LISTA will also expand the use cases for the token, including a "delayed liquidation" feature planned for launch in Q2 2026. The voting period for this proposal is from March 30 to April 2, 2026.