What happened this weekend on the crypto market?

• Bitcoin continued its rise by surpassing $74,000.
• Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $180.4 million on March 13.
• Ethereum's circulating supply has increased by more than one million ETH since The Merge.
• Trump warned that NATO risked a "very bad future" without American support on Iran.
• The United States and other countries sent warships into the Strait of Hormuz to secure the area.
• Brent crude oil price exceeded $106.
• According to Bloomberg, several indicators signal BTC undervaluation.
• Kiyosaki stated that after a major collapse, prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin would soar.
• Michael Saylor hinted he could buy more Bitcoin.
• Circle launched Circle Skills, an open-source AI skill set for developers.
• Tether's CEO announced a major AI breakthrough coming soon.
• Story Protocol laid off several employees while exploring new AI-related projects.
• Boris Johnson called Bitcoin a possible Ponzi scheme scam.
• Bitcoin tax reform is gaining ground in the United States.
• Colin Butler highlighted that regulatory uncertainty is delaying banks on stablecoins.
• Bitcoin's Lightning Network celebrated its 8th anniversary.
• Superheat unveiled a $2,000 water heater capable of mining Bitcoin.
• Jacob & Co launched a $40,000 watch that mines Bitcoin.
• Approximately 20 to 25 Bitcoin blocks per year are discovered by solo miners.
• In Argentina, an investigation revealed a $5 million agreement linked to Libra token promotion by Javier Milei.