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This research delves into the current state of hacking attacks and presents a detailed analysis of their multifaceted impact on the crypto market, based on several major cryptocurrency hacking incidents. The analysis examines both direct and indirect effects, including market volatility and changes in investor behavior. The research highlights potential risks that the crypto market faces and explores possible strategies for mitigating these risks in the future.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 24, Bitcoin rose 1.97% to $86,806, while Ethereum increased 1.68% to $2,036. Ethereum's daily burn volume dropped to just 53.07 ETH, marking an all-time low. PancakeSwap ranked first among DEXs by weekly trading volume, with a week-over-week increase of over 40%. The TVL in RWA protocols surpassed $10 billion. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) officially defined crypto asset classifications, placing Bitcoin under the capital account category. Meanwhile, Plume token launched on Solana, driving cross-chain liquidity for RWA assets.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 21, Gate Research reported that Bitcoin fell 1.62% to $84,621, while Ethereum dropped 2.67% to $1,982. Bitcoin's short-term circulating supply plummeted over 50%, with daily exchange inflows down 54% as well. Meanwhile, Ethereum's balance on centralized exchanges has dropped to 8.97 million ETH. In macro news, Tether has emerged as one of the top seven holders of U.S. Treasury bonds, overtaking both Hong Kong and Canada. On the product side, Pump.fun launched its native decentralized exchange, PumpSwap. The U.S. SEC also clarified its stance on Proof-of-Work (PoW) mining, confirming that such activities do not involve the issuance of securities. In the Middle East, the Dubai Land Department has kicked off a real estate tokenization initiative.