Gate News reports that on March 24, China Real Estate Investment (00736.HK) issued an announcement stating that the company purchased 402.91 BNB on the open market, with a total value of approximately 2 million Hong Kong dollars (excluding transaction costs). Previously, the board of directors of China Real Estate Investment Holdings Limited had resolved to promote an asset allocation plan, intending to use its own funds to buy and hold BNB and other suitable digital assets on the open market as strategic reserve assets, in compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and risk control requirements.

On March 18, on-chain data analyst Axel released a report indicating that the Bitcoin market has moved out of an overheated state, but selling pressure still exists and no reversal signals have appeared. The MVRV Z-Score indicator has dropped to 0.674, suggesting that the bubble has been deflated; meanwhile, the aSOPR indicator remains below 1.0, indicating that the market is still in a loss-selling phase, with a rebound facing the risk of selling pressure.

Gate News Report, March 11: A report released by American financial services company Northwestern Mutual shows that 32% of U.S. Generation Z prefer cryptocurrency investments. The report also notes that Generation Z's interest in sports betting and prediction markets is similar to their interest in cryptocurrencies.

Gate News Announcement, March 10 — Northwestern Mutual released a research report indicating that many Generation Z investors tend to choose high-risk assets to achieve their financial goals. The survey data shows that about 80% of Generation Z respondents feel financially behind and believe that speculative investments can accumulate wealth more quickly than traditional investment strategies. Among them, approximately 32% have already invested or are considering investing in cryptocurrencies, while a similar proportion of respondents are involved in prediction market investments.

Bitcoin has recently experienced intense volatility, with the price dropping from $66,600 to $62,500 and then rebounding to $70,000, but it has currently fallen back to $66,000. Analysis indicates that selling pressure is not accidental but a continuation of cyclical adjustments, with bears holding the advantage. Although the MVRV Z-Score shows Bitcoin is undervalued, sentiment indicators have not bottomed out, and long-term holder data also indicate risks, potentially facing passive selling pressure.