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Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States recorded their third consecutive day of net outflows on March 5, led by Valkyrie’s BRRR. According to data from SoSoValue, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $38.3 million in outflows on Wednesday, extending their outflow streak to three days with $74.19 million and $143.43 million in net redemptions on Monday and Tuesday, respectively. The majority of the outflows came from Valkyrie’s BRRR, with $60.42 million exiting the fund, while Invesco Galaxy’s BTCO and Bitwise’s BITB saw more modest outflows of $9.94 million and $6.87 million, respectively. BlackRock’s IBIT, the largest Bitcoin ETF in terms of net assets held, managed to offset part of the outflows as it drew in $38.93 million from investors, bringing its total net inflows to $39.66 billion since its launch. The remaining eight Bitcoin ETFs saw zero flows on the day. The total trading volume recorded by these investment vehicles stood at $3.27 billion on March 5. Meanwhile, the nine Ethereum ETFs returned to outflows on March 5, with $63.32 million exiting the funds following a day of $14.58 million in net inflows, which had ended their prior eight-day inflow streak. The entire outflow seen on Wednesday came from Grayscale’s ETHE, which has the highest fees among Ethereum ETFs. The remaining Ethereum funds saw no flows on the day. Notably, the significant outflows from both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs appear to be linked to growing uncertainty around former President Donald Trump’s proposal for a U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve. While the idea of holding Bitcoin and Ethereum as part of a national reserve aims to strengthen the U.S.’s position in the crypto space, it has sparked debate. Many in the crypto community view it as contradictory to Bitcoin’s decentralized nature, raising concerns about potential government influence over an asset designed to be independent. Initially, the announcement provided a boost to the digital asset market, but that rally was short-lived as another wave of selling pressure emerged. Despite this, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have managed to recover some ground, with BTC climbing back near $92,500 and the total market cap remaining above $3.1 trillion. Looking ahead, analysts expect more price swings in the near term, particularly amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties . Historical data from Bitcoin’s volatility index suggests that March could see heightened turbulence before potential stabilization in April, which might ease some selling pressure. At press time, Bitcoin ( BTC ) was up 6.3% over the past day, exchanging hands at $92,710, while Ethereum ( ETH ) was trading 5.9% higher at $2,299 per coin.

Digital asset prices remained stagnant despite renewed interest in altcoins. This month, many institutional and retail traders sold holdings to recover previous positions. XRP attracted institutional players as its price moved past $2.40 after hitting double-digit outflows in two consecutive weeks. Other altcoins also gained traction on the back of XRP and Ethereum’s momentum. XRP Yearly Flows Hit Breaks $152 Million Last week, XRP was among the leading altcoins in terms of institutional numbers. The asset saw $21 million weekly inflows boosting yearly figures above $152 million despite a bumpy month. This follows rising investor interest in buying the crypto dip, especially favorites like XRP and ETH. Last year, investors turned to XRP, pushing the price above $3 from under $1. The assets struggled got much of Joe Biden’s administration after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against Ripple and two executives. It should be noted that the regulatory headwinds also affected other altcoins, although XRP’s impact was more pronounced. Donald Trump’s win at the November polls opened a new chapter for the asset as investors projected an end to the harsh crypto regulations. XRP price exploded, hitting points not seen in years. With increased buying pressure led by massive whale accumulations, traders tipped a run to $6. However, United States macro policies continue to hinder tech and crypto assets. Institutional investors have bought the dip, recording slight gains ahead of a cycle recovery. In the coming weeks, digital asset enthusiast Javon Marks predicts a major upside move for XRP. “XRP’s price, since breaking out and showcasing major upside progress in the quoted tweet below, has now confirmed its LARGEST BULLISH PATTERN since that breakout and can be preparing here for a MASSIVE CONTINUATION MOVE! Another major upside move can be in the works…” Ripple’s Partnerships Resonate With Investors Ripple continues its push for seamless cross-border transactions, disclosing groundbreaking partnerships. This week, the company partnered with Unicambio to foster crypto payments between Portugal and Brazil. Ripple explained that the move would facilitate fund transfer and settlement within minutes, giving Unicambio’s corporate clients an edge. On Feb 5, Ripple partnered with Revolut and Zero Hash to democratize RLUSD’s adoption. As a result, the stablecoin will be listed in more markets, and Revolut’s and Zero Hash users will have access to the stablecoin on XRPL and the Ethereum Network.

On March 7, 2025, President Donald Trump will host the first-ever cryptocurrency summit at the White House, marking a significant moment in U.S. crypto policy. The event is organized by White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks, with Bo Hines, executive director of the working group, helping to manage proceedings. This summit highlights Trump’s ongoing push to establish the U.S. as a global leader in crypto innovation. His administration has already demonstrated its commitment to the sector by hosting the first-ever Crypto Ball before his inauguration, creating an SEC task force for crypto regulation, and selecting key assets for the U.S. Crypto Reserve . One of the most highly anticipated discussions at the summit is the proposal to eliminate capital gains taxes on U.S.-based cryptocurrencies. As we reported in January , Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump, hinted that the U.S.-based crypto projects such as Bitcoin (BTC), Cardano (ADA), Algorand (ALGO), Ripple (XRP), Stellar (XLM), and Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) could be exempt from capital gains taxes marking a shift from current regulations, which impose tax rates of up to 30% on crypto profits. Eric Trump has also publicly praised the advantages of cryptocurrencies, emphasizing their speed and accessibility compared to traditional banking systems. Not everyone is convinced that a zero crypto tax policy is feasible. Adam Cochran, founder of Cinneamhain Ventures, pushed back against the idea, highlighting the legal obstacles on an X post stating “The President can’t unilaterally change the tax code. Only Congress can. It is one of the few Congressional powers expressly laid out in the Constitution.” Cochran further stressed that even if Trump announced the policy or signed an executive order, it wouldn’t automatically become law. He humorously compared it to declaring himself a cupcake, saying, “It would be no more valid than if I declared myself to be a cupcake. No matter what paper I write it on, I am not a baked good with chocolate frosting, and the President cannot simply eliminate capital gains taxes on crypto.” Trump’s newfound embrace of crypto is a sharp contrast to his previous stance, where he infamously dismissed Bitcoin as a “scam.” However, with institutional adoption growing and interest in digital assets increasing, Trump appears eager to position himself as the most pro-crypto US president. While a tax-free crypto environment sounds like a dream for investors, implementing such a policy is far more complex. Eliminating crypto taxes could attract more investments to the U.S., strengthening its position as a blockchain hub. However, it would also create a massive revenue gap, as the IRS collected billions in crypto taxes last year. On the global stage, a zero crypto tax policy could make the U.S. the most attractive destination for blockchain startups and investors.

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SingularityNET, a crucial founding participant of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, has started a strategic collaboration with Privado ID, a decentralized identity framework. The partnership aims to build a “Decentralized AI Agent Trust Registry.” The project focuses on the seamless interaction between the AI systems and humans. This strategic collaboration leverages the privacy-first and decentralized credentials of Privado ID. Additionally, it also utilizes the AI expertise of SingularityNET as well as its impending confirmable on-chain credentials and attestations for AI agents. SingularityNET and Privado ID to Develop Decentralized AI Agent Trust Registry SingularityNET considers its latest partnership with Privado ID to be a noteworthy step to streamline AI Agents’ interaction with humans. Both the entities intend to establish a unique Decentralized AI Agent Trust Registry along with the issuing AI Agent Decentralized Identifiers. The AI Agent Trust Registry lets developers deploy diverse AI Agents with confirmable attributes and identities. It uses decentralized identifiers coming from Privado ID as well as verifiable credentials that zero-knowledge proofs secure. As a result of this partnership, consumers can validate the authenticity, fairness, and safety of an agent. This leads to promoting an interoperable and secure AI network. The test of the identity infrastructure of Privado ID and the launch of AI Agent Trust Registry will take place in phases. The first phase will include the Privado ID credentials’ integration with the AIRIS AI Agent. Subsequently, the 2nd phase will cover a scalable registry verifying complicated attributes such as safety and authenticity via privacy-upholding zero-knowledge proofs. Fostering Robust Validation and Wide-Ranging Data Privacy According to SingularityNET, the 3rd phase will explore self-governance ideas dealing with AI Agents. The respective phased approach guarantees resilient validation and comprehensive data privacy. The mutual initiative pays considerable attention to developing an autonomous and robust AI Agent network.