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While everyone watches U.S. inflation data, bitcoin traders remain indifferent.

A notable disparity exists between the expert consensus on Friday's inflation data and the expectations currently priced into the bitcoin market.

A wallet tied to Ondo Finance is boosting ONDO token sales as retail investors absorb the available supply

An Ondo Finance-linked wallet sold millions of ONDO tokens across several major exchanges this month. The sales were highlighted in a COINTURK NEWS article titled “Ondo Finance‑linked wallet drives ONDO token sales as retail buyers absorb supply.” Despite the large off‑load, retail investors continued to buy ONDO at a steady pace, even when the price dipped short‑term. The ongoing demand helped absorb the newly available supply.

Ethereum stays beneath the $2,270 resistance as the risk of mean reversion rises.

Bitwise analyst says the Bitcoin bull market surpassing $80,000 marks a pivotal shift.

The $80k level matches the average cost basis of both short‑term and long‑term Bitcoin holders. A stable break above it puts most investors in profit, easing sell pressure. Dragosch says this psychological and technical point marks the shift from bear to bull market. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, launched in early 2024, use $80k as a performance benchmark for inflows. Trading consistently above this price reinforces institutional confidence and may spark a virtuous cycle of investment. A recent cease‑fire news lift of about 3% shows how geopolitical risk sentiment can boost Bitcoin alongside on‑chain metrics. A confirmed bull break is expected to lift altcoins, mining equities and related infrastructure stocks. Dragosch’s analysis relies on verifiable on‑chain data and ETF flow statistics, reflecting Bitwise’s institutional research rigor. This data‑driven framework gives investors a clearer view of Bitcoin’s long‑term trajectory.

XRP’s Downward Trend Collides with a Tight Squeeze — What’s Brewing Behind the Scenes?

XRP has endured six straight monthly losses, its longest streak since 2014, cutting over 55% of its value. The drop averages about 10% per month, indicating strong market fatigue. Recently the price steadied in a narrow $1.30‑$1.35 band, sitting near $1.33. The shift from a freefall to sideways movement suggests bearish momentum is waning. Small rebounds hint at emerging buyer interest, yet no breakout confirms direction. This balance creates a temporary pause, leaving the market hesitant. On a macro scale XRP remains in a clear downtrend, while micro‑level price action shows reduced volatility. A rise above $1.35 could spark a relief rally as shorts unwind; a fall below $1.30 would reinforce bearish pressure. These opposing signals often precede a decisive move. XRP sits at a crossroads: a prolonged losing streak shows vulnerability, but consolidation indicates weakened selling. Traders should adopt a wait‑and‑see stance to see if the setup leads to recovery or further decline.

Cryptocurrency decline intensifies as Bitcoin fights to break out

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CZ passes on NFTs, opting for Amazon to debut his book

Changpeng Zhao published his autobiography on Amazon, avoiding NFTs, token‑gated access, or on‑chain features. Colin Wu questioned this, arguing a crypto‑aligned release could have included crypto payments or a soulbound NFT. Wu cited Vitalik Buterin’s 2022 book, which offered Ether donations and an NFT, with proceeds supporting Gitcoin Grants. He felt CZ’s approach was unusually conservative for a leading crypto figure. Zhao responded that a simple Amazon sale was easier and more familiar, saying “you don’t have to raise a cow just to drink milk.” He emphasized that building a custom crypto distribution for a single book would be cumbersome and could introduce tax complications. CZ’s primary goal, he stated, was to make the book readily available to readers outside the crypto industry. The choice reflects a pragmatic focus on broad accessibility rather than a technical showcase. The autobiography details CZ’s legal struggles, including costly battles with U.S. authorities, hefty fines, and a prison experience he described as noisy and sleepless. He recounts stepping down as Binance CEO after pleading guilty to money‑laundering charges and a $4.3 billion settlement, later receiving a presidential pardon. Wu notes the book offers blunt opinions on former colleagues and highlights the crypto market’s current $2.41 trillion cap, with Bitcoin trading near $71,000.

Support Power's expansion of Busha into the UK

Busha, a Nigerian SEC‑licensed crypto exchange, is launching services in the United Kingdom through a partnership with Uphold. The two firms will connect Busha’s customer app directly to Uphold’s on‑chain infrastructure, allowing UK users to buy, sell and hold multiple digital assets. The move targets families with ties to both Africa and the UK, expanding Busha’s reach beyond its million‑plus African customers. Service availability begins immediately for UK residents. Busha secured a provisional licence under Nigeria’s crypto framework and faced extensive UK regulator requirements for its launch. Rather than build its own registration, Busha chose Uphold, which already holds FCA registration and follows a compliance‑first approach. Uphold’s experience with UK regulators enabled the partnership to meet legal standards within months. This collaboration ensures both firms operate under strict anti‑money‑laundering and consumer‑protection rules. Beyond the consumer offering, Busha is exploring a B2B model to provide international payment services to other platforms. Uphold provides modern on‑chain payment, banking and investment infrastructure to millions across more than 140 countries and is regulated in the US, UK and Europe. Both companies emphasize transparency, publishing real‑time asset data and adhering to rigorous financial standards. The partnership aims to accelerate the adoption of digital assets across borders.

LBank and Nobody Sausage Announce Strategic Partnership with Exclusive Campaign

LBank, a leading global crypto exchange, has signed a brand partnership with the animation IP Nobody Sausage. The collaboration aims to blend cultural IP with user interaction to boost global brand communication. Nobody Sausage’s minimalist, emotive design has already resonated across social media, offering LBank a fresh creative edge. A social media contest featuring an interactive dance game has been launched, with a prize pool of up to 500 USDT. Players control Nobody Sausage to jump over obstacles; longer survival earns higher rewards. Participants submit their X handle, username, and screenshots to claim a share of the pool, driving virality and engagement. The partnership follows LBank’s previous success with meme‑culture IP Ponke, which attracted over 200,000 users and generated 10 million exposures. LBank plans to deepen IP‑driven content, linking it with trading scenarios to create a more open and diverse digital asset ecosystem. Founded in 2015, LBank serves 20 million users in 160 regions, handling more than $10.5 billion daily volume.

TAO's rally is driven by an incorrect motive

On March 10 2026 Bittensor coordinated training of Covenant‑72B, a 72‑billion‑parameter model across more than 70 global nodes. The model achieved 67.1 MMLU, comparable to Meta’s Llama 2 70B, but remains far below frontier GPT‑5.4‑class systems. The run proved decentralized training possible, yet large‑scale pre‑training needs co‑located GPUs and ultra‑low‑latency links that public networks cannot match. Consequently, decentralized training is unlikely to close the frontier gap. Bittensor is a blockchain‑based AI network that rewards miners with TAO for providing compute in specialized subnets. Since February 2025 it operates under Dynamic TAO (dTAO), where each subnet issues its own Alpha token and competes for daily TAO emissions via market‑driven staking. By April 2026 the network supports 128 active subnets, including τemplar (SN3) for LLM pre‑training (~$93 M market cap) and Chutes (SN64) for serverless inference (~$129 M market cap). Inference tolerates heterogeneous hardware and benefits from geographically dispersed nodes, giving Chutes a cost advantage over centralized clouds. Idle GPU capacity has near‑zero marginal cost, enabling pay‑per‑use pricing that can undercut hyperscaler rates, especially for latency‑sensitive edge applications. While current low prices rely on high TAO emissions, growing utilization should make the advantage self‑sustaining. Investors should focus on the durable inference thesis rather than the training milestone.

Treasury Secretary Bessent calls on Congress to enact comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued an urgent appeal, urging Congress to swiftly enact the Clarity Act so the United States can retain its status as the global hub for digital‑asset innovation.

Bitcoin climbs past $72,000 as the ceasefire sparks the largest short squeeze since March

Bitcoin advanced above $72,000, recording a five percent gain in 24 hours. This movement boosted the total cryptocurrency market capitalization to $2.51 trillion. The primary catalyst for the rally was geopolitical de-escalation, specifically an announced ceasefire. This news pulled the market out of a previous, narrow trading range. The surge was significantly fueled by a massive short squeeze in bearish positions. Large amounts of short selling were liquidated, amplifying the price moves beyond normal demand. Ethereum and other major altcoins posted strong gains of five percent or more. Related traditional stocks also tracked the movement, showing sharp increases. Institutional interest grew with the debut of Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF. While analysts point to potential strength toward $75,000, caution persists. Geopolitical instability remains a complicating factor for the market. Holding key support levels, such as $68,000, is critical for maintaining upward momentum.

As institutional benchmarks increase, crypto wealth management moves toward greater compliance.

Bitcoin remains under $72,732 as bullish forces prepare a breakout above the moving averages

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Bessent highlights the pressing need for a crypto bill because of existing regulatory gaps.

Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF is posing a competitive threat to the leading asset‑management firms, signaling a shift in the cryptocurrency investment landscape. Analyzing Warren Buffett’s historical errors offers valuable guidance for future investment strategies and decision‑making. The introduction of the MSBT and the recent ceasefire have not stabilized Bitcoin; undisclosed market flows appear to be influencing price movements. Despite a decline in Bitcoin’s price and the RSI falling beneath the 30 threshold, no new crypto ETFs have been launched. Seeking Alpha has assigned a quantitative rating to the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF, evaluating its performance metrics.

Avalanche: How exhausted buyers and active sellers are curbing AVAX’s weak rally

The price encountered a second rejection at the $9.6 supply zone, solidifying the short‑term range formation.

Claude Mythos Preview: Anthropic’s unreleased AI uncovered Linux and OpenBSD vulnerabilities that have gone unnoticed by humans for decades.

Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos Preview autonomously discovered thousands of high‑severity zero‑day vulnerabilities across every major operating system and web browser. In benchmark testing on Cybergym, the system attained an 83.1% performance rating. The findings underscored the model's advanced threat‑detection capabilities. In response, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing, a defensive cybersecurity coalition. The initiative is funded with up to $100 million in AI usage credits to support partners. It aims to bolster collective protection against emerging cyber threats.

Polymarket’s trading volume spikes sharply after integrating Chainlink.

Polymarket, a decentralized platform focused on event-based markets, successfully boosted trading activity by integrating Chainlink’s data feeds. This integration delivered accurate, real-time pricing for short-duration crypto markets, specifically 5- and 15-minute intervals. The improved liquidity and reliable pricing attracted significant participation from both institutional and retail traders. As a result, daily trading volumes now average over $153 million, according to reporting originally posted on COINTURK NEWS.

USD/CHF slumps as it dives below 0.7900, spurred by Trump’s ceasefire and pending FOMC minutes.

USD/CHF fell sharply in the European session, breaking the 0.7900 psychological support. Over 80 pips were lost in two hours as stop‑losses at 0.7920 triggered. The next key support is near 0.7850, untested since late 2024. The move was sparked by former President Donald Trump’s call for an immediate cease‑fire in a major conflict. The announcement shifted risk sentiment, prompting safe‑haven flows into the Swiss franc. The CHF’s rise illustrates its status as a neutral refuge when US‑related uncertainty rises. Traders now focus on the upcoming FOMC minutes for clues on inflation, rate path and balance‑sheet tightening. A hawkish tone could halt the dollar’s decline, while dovish comments may deepen the sell‑off. The Swiss National Bank, wary of an overly strong franc, remains ready to intervene, contrasting the Fed’s data‑driven stance. A sustained break below 0.7900 could push USD/CHF toward 0.7700, affecting Swiss exporters and tourism. CHF‑denominated assets gain valuation, and risk‑management becomes critical for firms with franc exposure. The pair now serves as a barometer of geopolitical risk and transatlantic monetary policy differentials.

Will the price of Bitcoin plunge again?

Bitcoin surged to $72,698 after a two‑week US‑Iran ceasefire was announced. The rally mirrored global equity gains and reflected hopes that reopening the Strait of Hormuz would calm supply‑chain worries. Its tight link to S&P 500 futures showed the move was driven by geopolitics more than crypto fundamentals. Ceasefire violations and a “fragile truce” comment triggered a sell‑off, wiping out over $150 million in long Bitcoin futures. Israeli strikes on Hezbollah and Iranian claims of a U.S. breach revived risk concerns. The rally stalled at the $72,000 resistance, exposing technical weakness. Fed minutes revealed an 11‑1 vote to keep rates at 3.5‑3.75 % and warned cuts depend on inflation staying in check. While a cut would normally boost crypto, doubts about timing create headwinds for Bitcoin. Markets now assign a 75.6 % chance rates will stay unchanged. Bitcoin has struggled above $70,000 and could retest the $64,000 support if pressure continues. Renewed Middle‑East escalation would lift oil prices and reignite inflation fears, further weighing on the asset. The price was just over $70,900 at the time of writing.

XRP stays within a range after modest gains as selling pressure continues.

XRP continues to encounter strong selling pressure, which has constrained recent attempts at price recovery. The primary support level is $1.33, and $1.28 is considered a critical threshold for the trend outlook. The analysis appears in the article “XRP rangebound after modest gains as market selling pressure persists,” originally published on COINTURK NEWS.

Why Ethereum and Bitcoin could be separating from one another.

Ethereum and Bitcoin are currently taking intriguing paths.

Former Ripple employee claims Satoshi’s Bitcoin private keys are irretrievably lost.

The New York Times has launched an extensive investigation that claims to have finally identified Bitcoin’s creator, sparking a lively debate within the cryptocurrency community.

Glassnode notes that Bitcoin stays in a subdued, low‑confidence market despite the recent rebound.

Glassnode describes Bitcoin’s environment as subdued with low conviction and weak spot activity. Spot trading volume stays soft, highlighted by Binance’s 30‑day relative volume under the 1.0 baseline. The analysis points to a lack of strong organic demand despite recent price stabilization. Bitcoin briefly hit a three‑week high of $72,700 after news of a U.S.–Iran ceasefire, then fell below $71,000 during Asian trading. Analysts expect major volatility, citing Iran’s limitation on Strait of Hormuz traffic and oil prices rising to $97 per barrel. Market reactions are seen as “buy the news” but are cautioned to be treated more like “buy the rumor” events. CryptoQuant notes a collapse in addresses depositing Bitcoin on exchanges, reaching a ten‑year low of about 31,000 daily deposits. This sharp contraction historically aligns with advanced phases of bear markets as interest wanes. The trend suggests slowing activity across the broader market. Total crypto market cap slipped 1.3% to $2.49 trillion, with Ethereum at $2,180 and most altcoins in the red. Despite the dip, RealVision’s Raoul Pal remains bullish, citing rising global and regional liquidity metrics. He views increasing M2 supplies as supportive for high‑risk assets.