Meta's pivot to AI could redefine small business growth, emphasizing digital tools over virtual reality, impacting future tech landscapes.
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On Mar. 24, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) launched its Innovation Task Force, tasked with developing frameworks for crypto assets, blockchain technologies, AI systems, and prediction markets. Alongside everything else Washington has done in the past three months, it reads as the moment when a provisional, enforcement-heavy posture toward crypto began to harden into […]
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Leading European crypto broker Bitpanda has launched a new blockchain called Vision Chain. This is to help European banks and fintech companies issue and settle tokenized assets under EU regulations. The move shows how traditional finance is slowly moving toward blockchain infrastructure and tokenized financial markets. Bitpanda Vision Chain to Connect Banks and Blockchain Bitpanda …
The Ethereum Foundation has introduced a new platform, pq.ethereum.org, bringing all its post-quantum (PQ) research into one place. This marks a major step in preparing Ethereum for future risks from quantum computing. 8+ Years of Research Comes Together This effort didn’t start recently. It goes back to 2018, when early research began on new cryptographic …
Stellar (XLM) price is showing early signs of revival as on-chain activity and derivatives participation accelerate. The token has gained over 8% in the past 24 hours, trading near $0.718, as improving market sentiment supports selective strength in altcoins. While no single catalyst has emerged, rising social media attention around Stellar’s partnerships with MoneyGram and …
Hyperliquid price is starting to turn heads again. After a quiet consolidation phase, HYPE is showing strength at a time when most altcoins are still struggling to find direction. But this move isn’t just another bounce, it’s backed by something deeper. Fresh whale inflows, a clean structural breakout, and rising momentum are beginning to align. …
Your day-ahead look for March 25, 2026
Kraken is set to be the first platform to integrate STS’s structured products, according to an announcement on Wednesday.
The platform, which covers 400 tokens, is aimed at banks, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals and comes as digital assets face growing institutional demand.
Vision Chain's launch could accelerate EU's digital finance integration, enhancing blockchain adoption while aligning with regulatory standards.
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The ECB’s Piero Cipollone said the central bank wants key technical standards for a possible digital euro locked in by this summer so banks and merchants can prepare for the rollout.
Bitcoin bounced back above $71,000 after US President Donald Trump’s administration sent a proposal to Iran aimed at ending the war.
Aave’s upcoming V4 upgrade introduces a reinvestment module designed to put idle liquidity to work and boost yields.
BTC rises with equities while surging open interest and fading volatility point to leveraged positioning despite repeated rejections near $72,000.
As gold posts its worst run since 1920, bitcoin gains ground and outperforms, pushing the BTC to gold ratio 30% higher, since the Middle East conflict started.
Bhutan moved 519 Bitcoin from its state-linked wallet, extending a March drawdown that has cut its sovereign stash far below 2024 levels.
For years, the shortest line of attack against Tether was the demand for a full independent audit. The audit never came, and the company absorbed the reputational cost without visible damage to its position. USDT crossed $184 billion in market capitalization, reached more than 550 million users, and became the dominant liquidity layer across global […]
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Ripple said it plans to deploy Unloq's platform to automate payment releases when predefined conditions are met.
Bitcoin traders are again staring at a chart structure that resembles the setup that preceded the market’s roughly 30% drop from late January into early February. But several order-flow analysts argue the comparison is incomplete, because the underlying spot-book picture looks materially stronger this time. Will The 30% Bitcoin Crash Repeat? That debate picked up on March 24 after analyst Exitpump (@exitpumpBTC) posted a chart comparing the current range with the earlier breakdown zone. The visual similarity is hard to miss: in both cases, BTC traded inside a defined consolidation before slipping into the lower end of the structure. In the earlier episode from January 29 to February 5, that pattern gave way to a sharp -30% move into the low-$60,000s. In the current one, Bitcoin was trading around the $70,000 area, with price again sitting near a vulnerable-looking part of the range. Exitpump’s core argument is that the resemblance in price structure masks a key difference in liquidity. “I see people are comparing current spot to previous range and what many are missing here is that now aggregated spot orderbooks have way more passive demand than they had in the previous range,” he wrote. “Dump to low $60Ks is okay, acceptable, but not expecting bigger downtrend while such passive demand stays.” Related Reading: Bitcoin Holds $70K – Is The High‑Beta Era Over? That distinction matters because the chart he shared suggests the market is not entering this setup with the same thin bid support seen before the earlier flush. In his framing, the prior range featured fewer resting bids and more overhead asks. The current range, by contrast, shows thicker spot-book demand and relatively lighter sell-side pressure, implying that even if BTC revisits the lows, the path to a deeper trend breakdown may be less straightforward. Exitpump also pushed back on the idea that this type of deeper spot-book liquidity is easily manipulated. After one user asked whether spoofing is common in aggregated order-book data, he replied: “deeper depth spot orderbooks don’t spoof, those bids sit there for weeks or even months.” That is a consequential point in the context of the trade. If the demand visible in the book is genuine and sticky rather than tactical and fleeting, then the market may have a stronger absorption layer beneath price than it did during the January-February slide. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miner Selling Pressure Drops To Near Three-Year Low Still, the short-term flow picture is not cleanly bullish. In a separate post, Exitpump said the order books had “flipped bearish,” adding that “yesterday was better, but looks like momentum to the upside is fading away.” He also flagged positioning risk, saying open interest RSI was near an extreme and that “chances of longs unwind has increased.” Other market watchers pointed to the same deterioration from different angles. Maartunn (@JA_Maartun) noted that the Coinbase Premium Gap had turned negative again, a sign that Coinbase spot demand was lagging. Zord’s (@ZordXBT) read was more explicitly cautious: “Funding stays positive + Volume is down + Coinbase in deep red territory. Not going to lie, price wise the chart looks like it wants to continue but orderflow wise, things are looking like distribution.” He then laid out what would need to improve to make the move more convincing. “Maybe some more volume + Coinbase in green would be good. Funding slightly down will be cherry on the cake.” At press time, BTC traded at $71,482. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin Depot names Alex Holmes CEO as Scott Buchanan resigns, and signals 30%-40% revenue drop amid regulatory pressures.
The update allows one fee redirect per token, after which settings are permanently locked to prevent repeated post-launch changes.
Two wallets made over $1 million on Pump.fun this month. What happened to everyone else is a different story. New data from Dune Analytics tracking this month’s trader profit and loss on Pump.fun tokens has circulated widely on X, and the numbers are drawing attention for the stark picture they paint of memecoin trading outcomes. …
The Vienna-based firm is joining the growing race joins race to build compliant blockchain rails for traditional securities like equities and funds.
South Korea's FSC said this may be linked to an increase in arbitrage activities amid volatility in the crypto market.
Billionaire founder Elon Musk confirmed SpaceX is moving toward a major IPO. The company plans to raise billions to support its space and satellite internet plans. Meanwhile, Dogecoin supporters are closely watching how this will impact Dogecoin, as Musk has revealed plans to launch a Dogecoin‑funded satellite mission SpaceX IPO Confirmation and What It Means …
A Thane judge granted bail to CoinDCX co-founders Sumit Surendra Gupta and Niraj Ashok Khandelwal, finding no case against them.
Iran told the International Maritime Organization this week that non-hostile ships could pass through the Strait of Hormuz. That single statement was enough to send Bitcoin back above $70,000 — a level it had been struggling to hold as tensions between Washington and Tehran kept traders on edge. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Flirts With $0.0000052 Support As Exchange Supply Swells A Volatile 48 Hours For Bitcoin The ride up was not smooth. For roughly two days, Bitcoin whipsawed as headlines shifted by the hour. US President Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iranian power plants. Then he didn’t. Reports surfaced of possible peace talks. Tehran denied them. Each headline moved the price. By the time Washington’s formal 15-point proposal leaked through regional media, Bitcoin had climbed to $71,100 — up just 0.3% in 24 hours, but the direction mattered more than the number. Announces a Truce to Stop the War with Iran Trump surprises the world with a tweet that flips the table! President Donald Trump has suddenly announced a 5-day truce in exchange for negotiations toward a comprehensive solution with Iran. He stated that there were “good and… pic.twitter.com/nrln9EysTo — khaled mahmoued (@khaledmahmoued1) March 23, 2026 The broader market felt it too. WTI crude dropped 5.31% to $87.44 a barrel. Brent crude fell 6.06% to just under $100. Gold rose 2.50% to $4,586. Risk assets and safe havens moved in opposite directions, and Bitcoin sat somewhere in between — part speculative bet, part hedge, depending on who was buying. The Proposal That Moved Prices Washington delivered its offer through Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, who served as the go-between. The plan covers 15 points. According to reports, it asks Iran to shut down its key nuclear facilities — Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow — halt further uranium enrichment, and eventually hand existing stockpiles over to the International Atomic Energy Agency. In return, all active sanctions would be lifted with a written guarantee against reimposition. The US has also offered to help Iran develop civilian nuclear power plants for electricity generation. For crypto traders, the details mattered less than the signal. A potential end to the conflict meant lower oil prices, easing inflation pressure, and more appetite for risk. Bitcoin responded accordingly. Tehran’s Denial Keeps The Market Guessing Iran’s government has refused to acknowledge any negotiations are taking place. Missile strikes linked to Tehran and its allied forces have continued even as the proposal circulates. Related Reading: Bitcoin Shorts Squeezed Out $44M As Spot Demand Stays Weak That contradiction — a goodwill gesture at the Strait of Hormuz alongside ongoing military action — has left markets in a holding pattern. Bitcoin holding above $70,000 reflects cautious optimism, not conviction. One firm rejection from Tehran could unwind the move fast. Traders are watching every statement out of Iran closely, knowing the next headline could push prices in either direction. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
Ripple joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s BLOOM initiative with Unloq to test RLUSD and XRPL for programmable cross-border trade settlement in Singapore.
Bitcoin options worth billions of dollars will expire on Deribit this Friday at 8:00 UTC.
Assistant Governor Brad Jones said stablecoins and deposit tokens could play complementary roles as the RBA shifts to a 'how' approach.