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Strategy Gears up to Buy the Bitcoin Dip With Fresh $21B Stock Offering Strategy is seizing the market downturn, unveiling a $21 billion stock offering to buy the dip on bitcoin, reinforcing its aggressive treasury strategy despite volatility. Strategy Prepares to Buy the Bitcoin Dip Software intelligence firm Microstrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), now operating as Strategy, announced on March 10 that it has launched a $21 billion at-the-market (ATM) stock offering program. The initiative allows Strategy to sell shares of its newly issued 8.00% Series A perpetual strike preferred stock (STRK) in the open market, with proceeds designated for corporate purposes, particularly bitcoin acquisitions. The timing of the announcement comes as bitcoin has seen a sharp decline in recent days, suggesting that Strategy may be positioning itself to buy the dip. The company emphasized that it will conduct sales .

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Billions are disappearing from Layer 2s… or are they? Layer 2 TVL has dropped to $30.07B, down 19% YoY, hitting its lowest point in the past year. Is this an actual liquidity outflow, or is TVL simply adjusting due to falling token prices? Top 5 L2s Hold 90%+ of TVL, But All Are Down 1️⃣ @arbitrum : $11.81B (-5.86%) 2️⃣ @base : $10.39B (-6.75%) 3️⃣ @Optimism : $3.85B (-10.5%) 4️⃣ @zksync : $650.57M (-15.3%) 5️⃣ @Starknet : $487.89M (-12.7%) Bridge Flows – Is Liquidity Leaving? Instead of just looking at TVL, bridge inflows vs. outflows tell us whether users are actually withdrawing: 🔴 Optimism ($846M in monthly bridge volume) → Deposits exceed withdrawals, meaning its TVL drop is mostly market-driven. 🟡 Mode ($12.83M in monthly bridge volume) → Deposits exceed withdrawals, showing net liquidity inflow. 💙 🧡 Arbitrum ($4.85B in monthly bridge volume) → Consistently net negative flows since January, withdrawals exceeding deposits. Arbitrum’s Outflows – A Cause for Concern? • January 2025: -$445M net outflow • February 2025: -$444M net outflow • March 2025 (so far): -$124M net outflow Arbitrum has seen consistent net outflows since December 2024, but are withdrawals excessively large relative to deposits? → Withdrawals are only ~6-10% larger than deposits—not insignificant, but not a collapse either. → Deposits remain high, meaning capital is still flowing into Arbitrum despite steady net outflows. → This looks more like capital rotation than a liquidity crisis. Token Dependency – Why TVL is declining A significant portion of L2 TVL is in non-stable assets, meaning its value fluctuates with the market. Here’s how much of each rollup’s TVL is NOT stablecoins: • Arbitrum: 51.74% (ARB + ETH + Others) • Optimism: 81.84% (OP + ETH + Others) • zkSync Era: 77.94% (ZK + ETH + Others) • Starknet: 87.32% (STRK + ETH + Others) • Base: 56.14% (ETH + Others) Since TVL is not just stablecoins, its decline is largely a result of token price depreciation rather than capital outflows. Key Takeaways • TVL decline ≠ mass liquidity exit. Most of the drop is due to token price depreciation, not heavy withdrawals. • Over half of TVL in major L2s is NOT in stablecoins, meaning price fluctuations have an outsized impact. • The top 5 rollups hold over 90% of TVL, making their movements critical for overall trends. • Arbitrum is seeing sustained outflows since January, but not at crisis levels. What’s Next? • If withdrawals accelerate, L2s may need stronger incentives to retain liquidity. • If deposits recover, it confirms capital rotation rather than an ecosystem-wide exit. For now, this is more about market sentiment than an L2 liquidity crisis.

Starknet $STRK and Xverse partner to bring DeFi to Bitcoin $BTC Ethereum L2 Starknet is collaborating with BTC wallet Xverse to deliver a Bitcoin DeFi experience, aiming for a Q2 2025 integration. Starknet plans to act as Bitcoin’s execution layer, scaling transactions from 13…