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Cybercriminals distribute cryptocurrency‑theft malware via Facebook advertisements

Hackers post Windows 11 update ads on Facebook using authentic‑looking Microsoft branding. Clicking opens a cloned Microsoft site and downloads a malicious installer from GitHub with a valid TLS certificate. The campaign employs geofencing to target regular home or office IPs and bypass automated scanners. The installer creates a LunarApplication folder, copying the name of the crypto tool “Lunar” to look legitimate. It harvests saved passwords, browser sessions, crypto wallet files and seed phrases, sending them to the attackers. Built‑in evasion checks for virtual machines and analysis tools to avoid detection before it runs. Similar Facebook ad scams have used Pi2Day promotions and fake TradingView Premium offers via verified YouTube and Google accounts. Victims are sent to phishing pages promising free tokens or airdrops in exchange for recovery phrases. Crypto scams cost billions; Chainalysis reported $17 billion losses in 2025 and millions of credentials were stolen.

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Bitcoin rockets as BTC climbs past $65,000 amid a significant market rally

Bitcoin surged past $65,000, trading at $65,137 on Binance USDT perpetual futures. The level had acted as both support and resistance in 2024, making the breakout psychologically important. Spot buying pressure, not leverage, drives the move, hinting at healthier market dynamics. Analysts view the hold above $65k as a sign of renewed confidence. Easing macro pressure from central banks and slower quantitative tightening improve the environment for store‑of‑value assets. Exchange reserves have declined, indicating long‑term holders are accumulating. Regulated Bitcoin ETFs across jurisdictions expand demand channels. The network’s hash rate remains near all‑time highs, underscoring miner commitment. The price is above the 50‑day and 200‑day moving averages, while the RSI stays below overbought levels. Realized price, MVRV Z‑Score and net‑flow metrics all suggest fair value and reduced selling pressure. Funding rates are positive but not extreme, limiting speculative excess. Next resistance clusters around $70‑75k, a former all‑time‑high zone. Market strategists stress the need for consolidation to turn $65k into a support base. Increasing institutional inflows and clearer regulations could sustain the rally. A breakout above $70k would attract broader mainstream attention. Volatility remains, but current fundamentals point to a potentially durable upward phase.

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Explaining Bitcoin's Remarkable 1.51% Surge in Just Five Minutes on Binance

Bitcoin jumped 1.51% in five minutes on Binance’s BTC/USDT pair, reaching $65,331.91 on 21 Mar 2025. The move illustrates the extreme short‑term volatility typical of crypto markets. Traders immediately searched for causes, treating the spike as a possible signal of larger market forces. Analysts point to a large institutional buy or algorithmic order that drained sell‑side liquidity, triggering cascading short liquidations and breaching key resistance. Automated bots then amplified momentum, creating a feedback loop visible in depth‑chart data. On‑chain tools such as Glassnode confirmed heightened exchange inflows during the spike. Day traders see the swing as an opportunity, while long‑term investors regard it as noise and focus on fundamentals like adoption and macro sentiment. Experts stress confirming volume and cross‑exchange data before acting. The episode underscores the need for disciplined risk management in a market shaped by ETFs, regulatory clarity, and pervasive algorithmic trading.

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Altcoin Season Index climbs five points to 35, prompting close market scrutiny.

The Altcoin Season Index rose 5 points to 35 on April 10, 2025, signaling early signs of altcoin outperformance. CoinMarketCap’s index tracks top altcoins’ 90-day performance against Bitcoin, excluding stablecoins. Analysts monitor this shift for potential market rotation and investor sentiment changes. The index evaluates the top 100 cryptocurrencies, focusing on sustained outperformance over 90 days. A reading of 75 or higher confirms an altcoin season, but 35 remains below this threshold. The current increase suggests improving momentum, though further confirmation is needed for a full cycle shift. The surge correlates with falling Bitcoin dominance and increased liquidity. Catalysts like ETF news, DeFi innovations, and macroeconomic stability may drive capital rotation. Historically, altcoin seasons often follow Bitcoin’s bull phases, with sector-specific rallies preceding broad outperformance. Investors should use the index as a sentiment tool, not a standalone signal. Strategic portfolio rebalancing, fundamental research, and diversification across blockchain sectors are advised. Combining quantitative metrics with qualitative analysis enhances decision-making in volatile markets.

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Euro‑dollar pair slides beneath 1.1800 after the Fed’s hawkish tone unsettles markets.

The EUR/USD pair slipped under the 1.1800 psychological barrier, sparking a sharp decline. Fed officials delivered unexpectedly hawkish remarks, boosting the U.S. dollar against the euro. The move highlights forex sensitivity to central‑bank communication and a widening transatlantic policy gap. The 1.1800 floor was breached, and the pair hit a session low of 1.1765 before stabilising. Trading volume rose roughly 40% above the 30‑day average during the Euro‑NY overlap. A death‑cross on the 50‑day and 200‑day moving averages and an RSI below 30 signal bearish momentum, though a short‑term bounce remains possible. Federal Reserve speakers stressed persistent core‑service inflation and a tight labour market, hinting at prolonged quantitative tightening. Futures now price a much lower chance of a July rate cut, and the 2‑year Treasury yield jumped 12 bps. This stance deepens the policy divergence with the ECB, which is already easing amid Eurozone growth slowdown. A stronger dollar pressures commodities, emerging‑market debt and raises euro‑denominated import costs. Weak euro growth, fiscal constraints from the Stability and Growth Pact, and geopolitical risks limit the ECB’s response options. Market focus shifts to upcoming U.S. CPI, payroll data and the ECB press conference for further direction.

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Coinbase’s Bitcoin premium rebounds after a 40‑day decline, hinting at renewed institutional demand in the United States.

The Coinbase BTC Premium Index measures the percentage difference between Bitcoin’s price on Coinbase Pro (USD) and the volume‑weighted global average across exchanges such as Binance, OKX and Bybit. A positive value signals US‑based buying pressure, while a negative value indicates either US selling or stronger demand elsewhere. Analysts use it as a real‑time gauge of institutional sentiment because Coinbase is the primary regulated platform for US investors. On 21 March 2025 the index turned positive for the first time in 40 days, reaching +0.0525 %. The reversal follows a month of discount on Coinbase that coincided with regulatory uncertainty and modest ETF inflows. The modest premium, though small, marks a change in capital flows and may presage renewed US institutional accumulation. A sustained positive premium often precedes bullish price action as regulated funds, corporate treasuries and high‑net‑worth investors increase exposure. Traders will now watch related metrics—exchange net flows, futures funding rates and on‑chain data—to confirm the trend. While the signal is noteworthy, it should be combined with broader macro and technical analysis before guiding decisions.

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An expert suggests that the rebound in Bitcoin’s hashrate indicates an upcoming rally.

Weisberger argues that the early‑2026 Bitcoin hashrate rebound signals more than a routine mining‑cycle recovery. He likens it to central‑bank gold buying, which preceded a major gold price breakout years earlier. Sovereign accumulation in gold came before the rally, suggesting a comparable lagging signal for Bitcoin. The network fell 15‑20% from its peak, then surged from under 900 EH/s to above 1 ZH/s. Difficulty rose nearly 15%, one of the largest absolute increases on record. Weisberger says this is not merely post‑halving normalization but the imprint of sovereign miners entering the market. Research identifies at least 13 nations running government or state‑linked mining, including Bhutan, the UAE, El Salvador, Russia, Iran, and Ethiopia. These actors convert stranded or strategic energy into a portable, seizure‑resistant reserve asset. Their motives are revenue without printing money, enhancing network security, and asserting financial sovereignty. Sovereign miners operate with longer horizons, cheaper capital, and a willingness to hold BTC, reducing sell‑side pressure. Hardware procurement, energy contracts, and policy approvals make hashrate a lagging, not coincident, indicator. Strengthened security and tighter issuance could reshape market dynamics before price appreciation becomes evident.

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Surprising Bitcoin volatility: gold experienced far more turbulence half a century ago than crypto does today.

A Bloomberg analysis shows gold’s annual returns from 1972‑1981 were far more erratic than Bitcoin’s recent performance. After the U.S. left the gold standard, prices jumped from $35 to nearly $850 per ounce, creating volatility above 40% in some years. The data, originally compiled by Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, was mistakenly presented as Bitcoin figures before clarification. The comparison challenges the view that crypto is uniquely unstable. Historians note that early gold also faced dramatic price discovery before becoming a safe haven. Proponents argue Bitcoin is in a similar maturation stage, and its speculative traits should fade as adoption grows. Both assets experienced limited adoption, regulatory uncertainty, and macro‑economic shocks that drove price swings. As institutions entered gold markets, volatility tapered; analysts expect a comparable trajectory for Bitcoin. Technological and environmental factors now add new variables absent from historic gold markets. Recognizing gold’s past turbulence suggests Bitcoin’s current swings may be temporary, not inherent. Advisors are urged to assess crypto within a broader historical context rather than as an unprecedented risk. Over time, clearer regulation and wider institutional use could stabilize prices and enhance diversification benefits.

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MatX AI chip startup secures $500 million in financing to take on Nvidia’s market dominance.

MatX, a semiconductor startup led by former Google engineers, secured $500M in Series B funding led by Jane Street and Situational Awareness. The investment aims to develop AI processors 10x more efficient than Nvidia’s GPUs for training large language models. This positions MatX as a major challenger in a market dominated by Nvidia, with the company planning to manufacture chips via TSMC for 2027 shipments. MatX’s founders, Reiner Pope and Mike Gunter, previously led AI software and hardware development for Google’s TPUs. Their deep understanding of transformer architectures informs MatX’s focus on optimizing processors for modern LLMs. The startup’s goal of 10x performance improvement over Nvidia’s H100 GPUs could revolutionize AI training efficiency and cost. The $500M round reflects growing VC interest in AI hardware alternatives, with 2025 funding for AI chip startups rising 45% year-over-year. MatX joins competitors like Cerebras and Groq but faces hurdles in establishing manufacturing partnerships and software ecosystems. Strategic investors like Marvell Technology may signal future collaborations, highlighting the sector’s potential for innovation and diversification.

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Australian inflation shock: January CPI jumps to 3.8%, beating analyst forecasts

Australia’s CPI rose 3.8% YoY in January 2025, beating the 3.7% forecast. The increase follows a 3.6% reading in December and signals renewed price pressure. Core drivers were housing, food, and transport costs. The data pushed government bond yields higher and strengthened the Australian dollar. Swap markets now see under 20% chance of a rate cut this quarter, down from 40%. Analysts expect the RBA to keep the cash rate at 4.35% into mid‑2025, with possible further tightening. Housing costs climbed sharply, with rents up 7.2% and new‑dwelling prices 4.1% YoY. Services inflation hit 4.2% versus 3.4% for goods, reflecting persistent wage growth. Higher financing costs may curb business expansion and shift households toward essentials. Australia’s inflation remains above the US (2.5%) and Eurozone (2.3%) but mirrors Canada and New Zealand. Forecasts now project CPI at 3.0% by year‑end 2025, pushing the return to the 2‑3% target to late 2025 or early 2026. The outlook suggests continued pressure on households and policy makers.

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Multiverse Computing's Groundbreaking Free Compressed AI Model Poses New Challenge to Industry Leaders

Multiverse Computing launched the compressed HyperNova 60B model on Hugging Face in March 2025, offering it at no cost. The 32 GB model is roughly half the size of OpenAI’s original 120B version while keeping comparable accuracy. By making a high‑performing LLM freely available, the startup aims to lower entry barriers for businesses worldwide. The company’s CompactifAI technology applies quantum‑inspired algorithms to shrink model parameters and restructure architecture. Results show about 95 % of the source model’s accuracy with 50 % fewer resources, 45 % faster inference, and a 60 % reduction in memory usage. These gains enable real‑time tool calling and agentic coding at lower operational costs. Positioned as a sovereign AI solution, Multiverse targets European firms wary of U.S. platforms. It claims superiority over France’s Mistral Large 3 in efficiency tests and has attracted backing from the Basque and Aragón governments. The startup is seeking a €500 million funding round that could value it above €1.5 billion. The compact model opens advanced AI to SMEs, edge devices, and regulated sectors such as finance and healthcare. Multiverse plans additional open‑source releases in 2026, specialized industry models in late 2025, and multimodal compressed models by 2027. Analysts predict the AI compression market could reach $8.2 billion by 2028, driven by demand for cheaper, greener AI solutions.

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UOB Cautions About Significant Increase in Indonesia's 2025 Fiscal Deficit Outlook

UOB analysts warn that Indonesia’s fiscal gap could hit 3.0‑3.2% of GDP in 2025, well above the 3% legal ceiling. Their quarterly model combines government, central‑bank and IMF data. The outlook follows a post‑COVID recovery that saw the deficit fall to 2.4% in 2023. Revenue growth has slowed despite economic expansion, while subsidy outlays stay high. Normalising commodity prices cut windfall earnings from coal, palm oil and nickel. At the same time, infrastructure and social program spending continue to climb, adding to expenditure burdens. A wider gap may raise domestic borrowing costs, pressure the rupiah and influence sovereign ratings. Bank Indonesia could face tighter monetary settings to curb inflation. The government can boost tax collection, tighten subsidy targeting and prioritize high‑return projects to contain the deficit.

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Australia's CPI inflation shows persistent pressures, reinforcing a hawkish outlook for RBA rates.

The latest CPI shows core inflation staying above the RBA’s 2‑3% target, driven by services such as insurance, education, domestic travel and record‑high rents. Trimmed‑mean and weighted‑median measures remain sticky, even as headline inflation eases. Goods prices have softened thanks to better global supply chains, but services inflation tied to wages and capacity constraints persists. This composition suggests a slower path to inflation normalization. The Reserve Bank of Australia continues a tightening bias, stressing data‑dependency and readiness to raise rates if needed. Governor Michele Bullock’s recent remarks underline a commitment to anchoring expectations and avoiding a wage‑price spiral. International peers like the Fed and ECB are also cautious, limiting any divergence in policy. Markets now price the first rate cut to occur no earlier than late 2025 or early 2026. Structural pressures—housing shortages, high migration, energy transition costs, and resilient consumer spending—keep inflationary forces alive. Higher rates widen bank margins but increase mortgage burdens for households and raise borrowing costs for businesses. The RBA appears prepared to accept slower growth to restore price stability. Australians should anticipate an extended period of elevated interest rates.

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AUD/USD holds steady just under a key three‑year peak as traders prepare for a decisive CPI report

The AUD/USD pair is tightening inside a narrow rectangle between 0.6850 and 0.6950, a level not breached since early 2021. Trading volume has slipped, reflecting a pause ahead of Australia’s quarterly CPI release. Traders are reluctant to push the pair higher without clear fundamental support, keeping it just below three‑year highs. The upcoming CPI measures headline inflation and a trimmed‑mean core figure that the Reserve Bank of Australia uses to set policy. Consensus projects a 1.1% quarterly rise (about 3.5% annual) with a core reading near 3.8%. A core CPI above 4.0% could spark renewed RBA hawkishness, while a reading under 3.5% would reinforce expectations of a completed tightening cycle. Technical indicators show the pair holding above key moving averages but MACD momentum is fading, a classic pre‑news divergence. A surprise‑high CPI may break the 0.6950 resistance and test 0.7050, whereas a soft print could pull the price toward the 0.6750‑0.6800 support zone. Traders are trimming size and preparing risk controls as volatility is expected to spike once the data is out.

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KRWQ Stablecoin Milestone: Introducing Tokenized South Korean Government Bonds to Open Innovative Capital Channels

The KRWQ stablecoin, built by IQ and Frax Finance, completed its first purchase of tokenized South Korean government bonds in December 2024. The bonds are custodied by Shinhan Investment & Securities and tokenized through EtherFuse’s Stablebond framework. This is the inaugural integration of Korean sovereign debt into a won‑denominated stablecoin’s collateral pool. The move links global digital capital directly with traditional Korean financial markets. Unlike stablecoins that rely on cash or commercial paper, KRWQ uses an independent reserve of tokenized bonds, mirroring models such as BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. On‑chain verification offers real‑time transparency, while fractional ownership improves liquidity and 24/7 access. Full compliance with South Korean regulations reduces counter‑party risk and enhances reserve quality. The integration responds to a 47% YoY rise in Asian stablecoin volumes, meeting demand for high‑grade assets. South Korea’s supportive regulatory environment—highlighted by the Bank of Korea’s digital‑won trials and the Financial Services Commission’s asset framework—enables the project’s phased rollout through 2025. Immediate effects include greater won exposure to global investors, new demand for sovereign bonds, and innovative products for Korean participants. Experts view the bond‑backed reserve as a catalyst for institutional stablecoin adoption and a template for other jurisdictions. The KRWQ model strengthens the bridge between blockchain finance and traditional markets.

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Bitwise’s purchase of Chorus One opens up huge institutional staking opportunities on over 30 blockchains.

Bitwise Asset Management completed its purchase of Chorus One on March 15, 2025, creating a leading institutional staking provider. The combined platform now offers staking across more than 30 proof‑of‑stake blockchains, linking Bitwise’s index‑fund clientele with Chorus One’s validator expertise. This merger reshapes the global crypto‑asset management landscape. The deal expands Bitwise’s footprint beyond ETFs into on‑chain services via a new Onchain Solutions division, where former Chorus One staff are integrated. By bundling passive investment products with active staking rewards, clients gain a vertically integrated solution. The move mirrors traditional finance trends of asset managers adding adjacent services. Chorus One’s infrastructure supports networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos and Polkadot, and must be merged with Bitwise’s compliance systems. Institutional staking, now over $800 bn locked, grew 300 % from 2023‑2025, offering 3‑12 % yields that attract low‑rate investors. The unified platform promises high validator uptime, security and diversified risk management. Regulatory clarity improved in 2024‑25, with SEC guidance and EU MiCA addressing staking‑as‑a‑service. Bitwise leverages its compliance framework to assure institutional partners and to stay ahead of smaller staking firms. The scale of the combined operation creates a competitive moat and may spur further consolidation.

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USDPHP Forecast: BNY Analysis Highlights BSP’s Careful Stance on Future Rate Reductions

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas sets a high threshold for further easing, favoring inflation stability over rapid cuts. BNY Mellon notes inflation stays in target but faces food and transport pressures while growth stays robust. Rate cuts will only come when headline inflation falls into the lower half of the target, expectations anchor and external risks ease. The cautious stance backs the peso, limiting depreciation against a stronger US dollar, though Fed policy can still pressure the PHP. Traders watch rate differentials, risk sentiment and remittances as key USDPHP drivers. Against Bank Indonesia’s dovish tilt and the Bank of Thailand’s neutral stance, the BSP’s hawkishness gives a yield edge that draws stability‑seeking capital. Tighter policy may modestly curb short‑term growth but protects long‑term price stability. Higher borrowing costs hit capital‑intensive firms, while savers gain real deposit returns. The BSP targets a soft landing that keeps inflation credibility and a resilient peso.

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Will ESMA’s crackdown put an end to leveraged crypto trading across the EU?

ESMA announced that any crypto product offering leverage must obey existing EU CFD rules, regardless of how it is labeled. Perpetual futures or contracts are treated as contracts for differences because they use borrowed money and settle in cash. The watchdog stresses that name changes cannot evade these regulations. Platforms must impose leverage caps, display clear risk warnings, and automatically close positions that exceed loss thresholds. They are required to offer negative‑balance protection, eliminate bonuses tied to leveraged products, and restrict access to experienced traders only. Enhanced checks on retail users and conflict‑of‑interest safeguards are also mandated. The ruling has prompted firms like Kraken to bar EU customers from new perpetual futures linked to tokenised stocks. Many exchanges are reconsidering product offerings to avoid losing retail access in Europe. While the measures aim to protect investors, they will likely reduce the availability of high‑risk, high‑reward trades.

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Crypto Fear and Greed Index Falls to 11, Steering Through the Abyss of Extreme Fear

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 11, placing the market in “Extreme Fear.” This March 2025 reading reflects deep anxiety and risk aversion across crypto assets. Investors are broadly bearish, and price swings are likely to stay volatile. The score blends six weighted factors: volatility (25%), trading volume (25%), social‑media sentiment (15%), surveys (15%), Bitcoin dominance (10%) and Google Trends (10%). Each component gauges a different aspect of market mood, producing a composite sentiment number from 0 to 100. Scores near the floor have appeared during the 2022 LUNA/UST collapse and the FTX failure, periods that later turned into market bottoms. Extreme fear can hint at exhausted selling, yet it is not a reliable timing trigger. Past recoveries arrived after prolonged volatility. Long‑term players may use the low reading as a potential entry point while respecting strict risk controls. Emphasize fundamentals, diversify holdings, and avoid reacting to panic headlines. Treat the index as one of many tools, not a standalone signal.

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