The crypto market has remained volatile, with Bitcoin sliding to around $67,000 before reclaiming the $70,000 level. The market sentiment improved somewhat as President Trump voiced support for crypto-friendly legislation, and institutional inflows appeared to resume, even as the broader bear market persists.
Flow surged ahead of delisting concerns, rising roughly 93% in a week to around $0.067 after last year’s low near $0.034. Domestic exchanges had said they would end FLOW trading on March 16, but Flow Foundation’s pending legal action to block the delisting has sparked speculation that the move could be reversed.
Amid the rally, LIQUID, a Layer-3 protocol designed to consolidate liquidity across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, is drawing attention. The project aims to coordinate trades across multiple blockchains in a single execution layer via a cross-chain virtual machine. The presale has raised more than $590,000, and buyers can participate in staking immediately for as high as 1785% APY, though the rate declines as participation grows and the presale price increases in steps. With institutional capital flowing back into crypto, liquidity-integration projects like LIQUID could play a key role in moving capital efficiently across ecosystems.
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