Bitrefill said it was hit by a cyberattack on March 1 that led to stolen crypto funds after attackers accessed a compromised employee laptop and expanded access across internal systems. The company said the intruders abused gift card supplier purchasing flows, drained some hot wallets, and accessed about 18,500 purchase records, while it believes customer data was not the primary target. Bitrefill said most services have been restored and losses will be covered from operational capital.

OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer said the SEA token debut planned for March 30 has been delayed due to difficult crypto market conditions. From March 31, OpenSea will set token trading fees to zero for 60 days and will end the current rewards wave as its final phase. The company will also offer an optional refund of certain fees from rewards waves 3–6, with different treatment for users' Treasures at the future TGE.