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Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
ETH:10,08%
Market Capitalization:2 234 582 339 798,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:114 700 238 358,48 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,06%
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Gold outlook: climbs to $5,200 following a 15% Trump tariff increase

Gold rose to $5,202.32, up 2% in 24 hours and close to its $5,591.56 peak. The jump follows a weakening dollar after President Trump lifted global tariffs to 15%. Investors fled to bullion as a safe‑haven amid heightened market uncertainty. A Supreme Court ruling struck down most of Trump’s IEEPA tariffs, leading him to issue an executive order that raised global duties to 15% and triggers a 150‑day congressional review. Customs will suspend IEEPA collections, leaving roughly $130 bn already collected in doubt. Questions remain about refunds and future enforcement. Analysts label the episode an “unholy mess,” warning of supply‑chain reviews and inflation pressure. On the 15‑minute chart gold broke above $5,180, targeting resistance at $5,220‑$5,250; a drop below $5,150 could revive consolidation. Longer‑term models project gold near $10 k by 2026 if volatility endures.

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Trump Peace Board Stablecoin: A Groundbreaking Plan for Rebuilding Gaza’s Economy

The Trump administration’s Board of Peace is evaluating a U.S.‑dollar‑pegged stablecoin to fund Gaza’s post‑conflict reconstruction. The digital token would serve as a dedicated medium of exchange for rebuilding infrastructure and supporting local businesses. By using blockchain, the plan seeks to bypass traditional banking bottlenecks that slow aid delivery. This initiative has drawn interest from policymakers, economists, and crypto experts worldwide. Each coin would be fully backed by a reserve dollar, guaranteeing a stable value and protecting users from cryptocurrency volatility. Transactions would settle instantly on an immutable public ledger, offering unprecedented transparency for donors and oversight bodies. Digital wallets accessible via mobile phones aim to include unbanked residents in the economy. Near‑real‑time transfers could reduce administrative delays and lower transaction costs. Success depends on reliable internet and electricity, which are intermittent in Gaza. Cybersecurity risks require robust protections such as multi‑signature wallets and continuous threat monitoring. User education is essential to prevent phishing and loss of access keys among a crisis‑affected population. Governance questions—who controls reserves, issues coins, and enforces KYC/AML—must be clearly answered before launch. The proposal must navigate complex international sanctions, the policies of Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and Egypt, and U.S. stablecoin regulations still under development. A neutral, internationally‑backed consortium could provide the needed legitimacy and compliance with SEC and FinCEN standards. If these hurdles are met, the stablecoin could become a model for blockchain‑enabled humanitarian aid in future post‑conflict zones.

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Solana's staking infrastructure strategically broadens throughout the Asia‑Pacific region, leveraging a high‑speed network.

Solana Company announced immediate construction of a dedicated staking network in Asia‑Pacific. The plan targets four financial hubs – Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong – to serve millions of regional users. Deployment begins now with full rollout slated for late 2025. The project uses fiber‑optic links and specialized validation hardware to achieve sub‑100 ms latency between cities. Phased work starts with hardware installation in Q2 2025, followed by network optimization in Q3‑Q4. New validation protocols and security features will be integrated in the second half of 2025. Higher speed and lower latency are expected to boost staking efficiency and attract institutional participants. The infrastructure creates new revenue paths through staking services and future liquidity products. Solana’s focus on staking distinguishes it from broader expansions by competitors such as Ethereum, Avalanche and Polygon. Pantera Capital’s Cosmo Jiang sees the move as a catalyst for Asian validator growth and risk diversification. He highlights the potential for multiple income streams and improved network health. Product launches are planned within 12‑18 months, positioning Solana for deeper market penetration.

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Cryptocurrencies begin the week down as geopolitical tensions spark a risk‑averse sentiment.

The crypto market slipped as renewed geopolitical uncertainty sparked a risk‑off wave. A proposal by President Trump to raise global tariffs from 10% to 15% became the immediate catalyst. The move pressured equities, commodities and digital assets, highlighting crypto’s macro sensitivity. Higher tariff expectations raised inflation doubts and strained trade forecasts, prompting investors to shed high‑beta positions. Over $463 million in leveraged crypto contracts were liquidated within 24 hours, with 93% of those from long positions. The abrupt unwind amplified volatility and confirmed that traders were overly bullish before the shock. Solana fell about 3%, outpacing Bitcoin’s near‑3% drop, while Ethereum also slipped ~3% and broke below its 7‑day moving average. ETH now trades well beneath its 30‑day and 200‑day averages, signaling a sustained bearish trend. Bitcoin remains comparatively resilient as capital consolidates around the most liquid crypto asset. Outset PR employs a data‑driven framework that syncs crypto narratives with real‑time macro cycles. Its Outset Data Pulse tracks media trends and capital‑flow shifts, while the Syndication Map targets high‑visibility outlets such as CoinMarketCap and Binance Square. By timing communications to systemic risk events, the agency keeps projects visible during volatility‑driven periods, though further market swings remain likely until macro expectations stabilize.

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Ethereum price outlook as Vitalik Buterin keeps selling ETH

In Feb 2026 Vitalik sold ~1,869 ETH (~$3.7 M), adding to earlier 3,500 ETH ($6.9 M) and a 6,958‑ETH dump that sent price from $2,360 to $1,825 (‑22.7%). February sales total about 8,800 ETH (~$16 M). He now holds ~224,000 ETH (~$439 M at $1,900), about 0.20% of supply. The Ethereum Foundation announced “mild austerity” on Jan 30, tightening budget discipline. At the same time 16,384 ETH were moved to a multi‑year reserve for operational support. The allocation secures long‑term funding despite recent ETH outflows. ETH trades near $1,900, down 3.5% daily, 5% weekly and 30% monthly, with 24‑hour volume up 72% to $18 B. Analysts see a Q4 2025‑type fractal: a 31% bounce inside a descending channel followed by another breakdown, implying further downside. Dip buyers are re‑entering; Erik Voorhees rebuilt a 9,911‑ETH position at $2,057 after previously selling 11,616 ETH for $33.9 M.

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ING analysis expects EUR/USD to rise to 1.22, fueled by bullish momentum as the dollar weakens.

ING expects EUR/USD to rise toward 1.22 within the next 6‑9 months as the dollar weakens and the euro shows relative strength. The projection follows a break of key technical resistance and narrowing US‑Eurozone rate differentials. Analysts view the move as a structural shift rather than a short‑term cycle. The dollar index is losing momentum due to a dovish Federal Reserve stance and persistent US fiscal deficits. Central banks are diversifying reserves away from the greenback, while reconfigured trade flows lower dollar transaction volumes. These structural factors generate sustained pressure on the currency. European economic data exceed expectations, with improving manufacturing and robust services supporting the euro. The pair has cleared its 200‑day moving average and faces Fibonacci‑based resistance near 1.22. Institutional volume and rising long‑euro positions reinforce bullish momentum. A stronger euro benefits European exporters, equity markets, and commodity pricing, while prompting dollar‑hedging strategies for global portfolios. Traders may consider long EUR/USD or euro‑denominated assets, keeping an eye on central‑bank communications and geopolitical risks. A sudden hawkish shift by the Fed or Eurozone political instability could derail the projected path.

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US Consumer Confidence and PCE Inflation: Key Indicators Guiding the Federal Reserve’s 2025 Policy Decisions

The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index and the BEA’s PCE inflation report are central gauges of U.S. economic health. Confidence reflects households’ outlook on current and future conditions, while PCE is the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure. Together they shape monetary‑policy decisions, with core PCE (excluding food and energy) offering a clearer view of underlying price pressures. December 2024 PCE showed inflation at 2.3% YoY, slightly above the Fed’s 2% target, and confidence has been volatile but edging higher. Labor market resilience and wage growth above pre‑pandemic levels support spending despite sticky services inflation. Market consensus expects January confidence around 104.5 and core PCE between 2.2%‑2.4% annually. Fed officials weigh both metrics to balance price stability with maximum employment, emphasizing data‑dependent decisions. Persistent services inflation may delay rate cuts, while robust consumer sentiment suggests continued growth. analysts project rates staying steady through Q1 2025, with potential adjustments in Q2 if inflation eases. TD Securities combines quantitative models with survey component weighting, giving greater emphasis to expectations over present‑situation responses. Survey biases and PCE methodological differences are mitigated through seasonal adjustments and outlier corrections. Revised data can alter early interpretations, so ongoing monitoring remains essential.

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Could BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF offering staking rewards become a game‑changing driver of ETH demand?

BlackRock launched an ETF that stakes Ethereum and distributes the staking rewards to investors. The product blends a traditional fund structure with crypto yield, attracting both crypto‑savvy and conventional investors. Offering staking income creates a new source of demand for ETH. Analysts view it as a potential catalyst for price appreciation. ETH is trading between $1,898 and $2,028 after a sharp decline of over 30% in a month and more than 50% over six months. The key support level sits at $1,838, and staying above it is crucial for trader confidence. The Relative Strength Index is stable, suggesting the downtrend may be exhausting. The market appears to be consolidating ahead of a possible breakout. If ETH holds above the support zone, the next resistance is near $2,098, about a 10% rise from current lows. Breaking $2,228 would signal a stronger rally and attract additional capital. The ETF’s staking rewards could provide the extra upside needed to push past these levels. Momentum could shift quickly with increased investor inflows. The ETF may broaden exposure to Ethereum by simplifying access and adding yield, encouraging new institutional participation. Higher demand could lift ETH’s price and cement its role in the broader market. Investors should still consider volatility and regulatory risks. This information is for educational purposes and not financial advice.

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Bitmine, a digital‑asset treasury firm, increases its holdings by 51,162 ETH as the market retreats.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies reports that it now controls 4.423 million ETH, bringing its combined crypto and cash reserves to $9.6 billion. The company says this strengthens its strategy to own roughly 5 % of the total Ethereum supply. Listed on NYSE American under the ticker BMNR, the stock ranks among the most actively traded U.S. equities, averaging a daily trading volume of $0.7 billion.

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Major whale wallet extracts 500 BTC from Binance, sending shockwaves through the market.

On April 10, 2025 a new wallet moved 500 BTC (≈$32.9 M) from Binance, per Onchain Lens. The funds went to address 1PA6Z, a typical exchange outflow. Large withdrawals often signal transfer to cold storage or another platform. The size places it among the biggest recent outflows from major exchanges. Whale outflows cut immediate sell pressure on exchanges, often read as neutral‑to‑bullish. The fresh wallet hints at deliberate segregation for security. Analysts track such flows with metrics like Exchange Net Flow to read market sentiment. This 500‑BTC move fits the accumulation pattern seen since early 2024. Experts see the action as portfolio rebalancing, regulatory compliance, or routine security for institutional holders. History shows sustained outflows usually precede price consolidation, not sharp spikes. In the mature 2025 market, these transfers are routine and signal growing institutional Bitcoin use. Monitoring whale activity stays essential for market insight.

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Why Banks Are Likely to Opt for XRP Instead of the SWIFT System

Digital money is expanding faster than the legacy cross‑border infrastructure that moves it. SWIFT, launched in 1973, relies on multiple intermediaries, takes two to five business days and costs $25‑$50 plus hidden FX fees. The slow, opaque process traps trillions in capital, driving banks to look for faster, cheaper solutions. Founded as OpenCoin in 2012, Ripple built the XRP Ledger to enable instant, low‑cost transfers. A five‑year SEC case ended in 2025 confirming XRP is not a security, giving the network regulatory certainty. Ripple now has over 300 partners, a $40 billion valuation and a regulated stablecoin, RLUSD, worth $1.4 billion. XRP settles in three to five seconds at fractions of a cent, removing intermediaries and pre‑funded accounts. RippleNet swaps fiat for XRP, moves value on‑chain, then reconverts to local currency, unlocking trapped liquidity. Recent upgrades add permissioned domains, token escrow and KYC/AML‑compliant DEXs for banks. Executives project XRP could capture 14‑20 % of SWIFT’s $150 trillion annual flow within five years, making it a viable global alternative.

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Crypto.com Secures OCC Approval, Marking a Milestone for U.S. Digital Asset Custody and Regulation

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency gave Crypto.com conditional approval to launch a national trust bank. The charter permits federally supervised custody of digital assets across the United States. It follows a similar OCC nod to Bridge and signals a maturing regulatory stance toward crypto. The trust bank may not accept deposits or offer lending; its core service is secure custody of assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Operating under a single federal charter removes the need for a patchwork of state money‑transmitter licenses. OCC reviewers examined Crypto.com’s resilience, compliance and financial stability after its October 2025 filing. The approval creates a regulated bridge between traditional finance and decentralized finance, encouraging institutional participation and new products such as crypto ETFs. It pressures legacy banks to accelerate their own crypto offerings. Crypto.com now must finalize capital, technology, and governance plans before the OCC grants a full operational charter.

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Elliptic shows how Russian actors exploit cryptocurrency to bypass sanctions and evade financial restrictions.

Elliptic’s March 2025 report shows several crypto platforms—Bitpapa, ABCeX, Rapira, Aifory Pro—acting as hubs for sanctioned Russian entities to move funds outside traditional banks. The firms trace cross‑border transactions that mask origins and destinations, exploiting weaker KYC/AML controls on regional exchanges. While major venues like Binance and Coinbase enforce strict compliance, the fragmented ecosystem lets smaller exchanges fill a high‑risk niche. The analysis highlights large flows through stablecoins pegged to the Russian ruble, creating a blockchain‑based parallel currency. Public ledgers reveal transfers, yet linking addresses to sanctioned actors requires advanced, often imperfect, analytics. These tokens operate from jurisdictions with ambiguous regulation, can be pooled in DeFi protocols, and thus evade traditional SWIFT and fiat blocks. Experts warn that sanctions enforcement lags behind technological innovation, urging secondary sanctions on non‑compliant exchanges and tighter oversight of stablecoin issuers. Governments are expected to boost blockchain‑analytics capabilities and harmonize FATF standards globally. Closing the digital gap will be essential for future economic statecraft.

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Five Weaknesses of the XRP Ledger Identified by Leading Dev Lists: Is XRP Actually Tailored for Institutional Use?

Mekras, CEO of Anodos Finance, argued that XRP was built for retail, not institutions, citing 20 M locked in an AMM that has been idle for two years and daily DEX volume under $10 M. Pollux replied that XRP now trades near $1.50, has risen to fourth in market‑cap, and he remains bullish. Their debate highlights a gap between narrative confidence and on‑chain metrics. Mekras noted XRP’s sparse participation in decentralized liquidity pools versus rivals holding billions, and warned of bugs, delayed amendments, and weak developer tools. He claims these technical gaps limit the ledger’s utility regardless of price. His emphasis stays on functional adoption over market hype. Pollux separates price action from utility, saying the recent chart supports resilience while the asset shifts toward a utility‑driven role. He acknowledges the transition will be gradual. Both agree that true growth depends on development and adoption, not just sentiment.

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Former staff member allegedly threatens to conceal a KYC leak from the Revolut data breach unless compensated with cryptocurrency.

A former Revolut employee in London allegedly threatened to leak a user’s KYC data unless paid in cryptocurrency. The claim was posted publicly on X in late 2024, sparking immediate concern among the neobank’s customers. This incident highlights a serious insider‑extortion risk that traditional security measures may miss. Revolut issued a statement saying it is cooperating with law‑enforcement investigations and that its core security systems remain intact. The company emphasized no systemic breach has been detected. Its response follows a crisis‑management playbook aimed at reassuring users. KYC files contain IDs, address proof, and biometric data, making them valuable for identity theft. Insiders have legitimate access, which complicates detection of malicious activity. Extortionists prefer cryptocurrency for its perceived anonymity and cross‑border speed. UK and EU regulators, including the FCA and GDPR authorities, may impose fines if negligence is proven. The case could prompt tighter data‑access controls across fintech firms. Maintaining user trust will depend on stronger internal oversight and compliance.

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LuckyLobster Introduces an AI-Driven Execution Layer for Self-Guided Trading on Polymarket

LuckyLobster launched an AI‑native execution layer for Polymarket prediction markets. The platform lets autonomous AI agents trade 24/7 using managed wallets and sub‑second Chainlink price feeds. It connects OpenClaw agents directly to live order books with enterprise‑grade security. In its first three weeks beta, LuckyLobster generated $10.7 K volume over 700 orders and achieved a 78.6 % win rate. The system ranked #58 on Polymarket’s builder leaderboard and handled 344 K API calls without downtime. Users import an encrypted proxy wallet, link an OpenClaw agent in under a minute, set a budget and deploy one of four built‑in strategies or a custom API. Agents have already traded in 178 unique markets across multiple asset classes. The team is pursuing a Polymarket Builder Grant to add in‑house ML signal models, a paid subscription tier, and support for additional agent frameworks. These upgrades aim to raise trading frequency, improve entry quality and attract more capital to Polymarket. LuckyLobster remains in public beta since February 2026.

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