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Block exceeded profit expectations, yet it logged a $308.7 million net loss for the first quarter.

Block reported adjusted earnings of $513 million, surpassing expectations, but posted a net loss of $308.7 million for common shareholders. The company lifted its 2026 gross‑profit forecast to $12.33 billion from $12.20 billion. Shares rose 7% after hours, adding to a 9% gain earlier in the year. Gross profit climbed 27% year over year to $2.91 billion, driven by strong performance in both Cash App and Square. Cash App’s gross profit jumped 38% and its lending originations rose 82% to $17.6 billion. Square also expanded, lifting overall merchant revenue and supporting the company’s broader earnings beat. Restructuring and related charges totalled $852 million, including $742.8 million for contingencies and $109.5 million in share‑based compensation, reflecting a plan to cut over 4,000 jobs. Bitcoin remeasurement losses widened to $172.8 million, and operating income turned negative at $172 million. Despite the losses, adjusted EBITDA grew to $1.01 billion and Block expects continued gross‑profit momentum through 2026.

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A deepfake MrBeast advertisement steals $14,000 from a victim in Guelph.

A woman in Guelph, Ontario lost $14,000 after scammers used a deep‑fake of MrBeast’s face and voice to promote a bogus crypto investment. She initially paid $250 to join what seemed like a legitimate opportunity, then received a phone call she believed was the YouTube star and sent $5,000 to a crypto wallet. Additional transfers raised her total loss to $14,000. Police urge residents to treat celebrity financial endorsements with strong skepticism. The incident shows how AI‑driven voice cloning and deepfake video make impersonations easy and convincing. MrBeast has publicly warned about similar scams, citing an October 2023 deepfake that offered free iPhones for a $2 payment. Recent Canadian cases feature a fabricated video of former Prime Minister Mark Carney promoting a crypto scheme. These deceptive media often pair with fake articles to look credible. Ottawa announced a ban on crypto ATMs in April 2026 after investigations linked them to widespread fraud. Authorities advise victims to contact local police and the Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre promptly. The mix of irreversible crypto transactions and AI manipulation leaves victims with limited recourse. Ongoing public alerts aim to curb the growing trend of AI‑powered financial scams.

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The U.S. Treasury Department is once again applying pressure on Binance.

Binance is facing renewed pressure from the U.S. Treasury Department over alleged crypto transactions linked to Iran. The Treasury recently issued a letter demanding critical compliance records from the exchange. This outreach occurs shortly after Binance settled a major plea deal in 2023 regarding sanctions and anti-money-laundering violations. Regulators are paying close attention to the company's adherence to the settlement's monitoring terms. Following its 2023 guilty plea, Binance agreed to a substantial penalty and three years of independent oversight. The plea deal required the company to cooperate fully with monitoring programs established by U.S. authorities. Binance confirmed it is cooperating with regulators, stating it has dedicated resources to addressing past issues. The company maintains that it has strengthened its systems to mitigate exposure to illicit activity. Scrutiny escalated after reports indicated transactions tied to Iranian entities moved through the exchange. Lawmakers, including Senator Richard Blumenthal, have expressed deep concern over lax anti-money-laundering prevention. Continued non-compliance could lead to further fines or stricter operating restrictions. Any escalation between Binance and U.S. regulators could potentially impact global digital asset markets.

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CoreWeave’s revenue rose 112% to $2.08 billion, while its losses more than doubled.

CoreWeave reported Q1 2026 revenue of $2.08 bn, nearly double the $982 m a year earlier and above analysts’ $1.97 bn estimate. The backlog rose to $99.4 bn, its strongest bookings quarter, and active power capacity passed 1 GW. CEO Michael Intrator said the firm aims for over 8 GW by 2030. Net loss widened to $740 m, with operating expenses climbing to $2.22 bn and operating loss to $144 m. Interest expense more than doubled to $536 m, reflecting heavy capital needs for GPUs, power and data‑center infrastructure. Adjusted EBITDA grew to $1.16 bn but margin fell to 56 %. CoreWeave secured deals with Meta ($21 bn commitment), Anthropic and other AI labs, and expanded power contracts to over 3.5 GW. It launched Flexible Capacity Plans, Dedicated Inference and CoreWeave Arena for workload testing. Funding includes an $8.5 bn delayed‑draw loan and a $2 bn equity investment from NVIDIA.

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Thursday after‑hours watchlist: COIN, NET, OPEN, EXPE

Cloudflare’s Q1 preview posted a 90% increase since the buy call, yet the rating was downgraded, and its developer platform is fueling stronger growth. Expedia Group’s price recovery matches its valuation and strategic model, but the stock slipped despite a Q1 beat, with Q2 and 2026 revenue guidance aligning with consensus. Opendoor Technologies saw its stock climb as its adjusted EBITDA run rate became profitable on April 1. Further analysis continues on Coinbase and related technology companies.

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According to this analyst, XRP has reached its low point, and here's what's next.

XRP’s higher-time frame chart currently defines a tightening falling wedge pattern. The price has trended downward, creating a narrowing structure between descending resistance and support lines. This compression suggests that volatility is increasing and a breakout phase is pending. Analysts note that XRP is trading near key support, waiting for confirmation of a structural shift. A crucial horizontal level sits near $2, which must be reclaimed for strength. For confirmation, XRP needs a decisive move above the descending resistance line, ideally confirmed by a weekly close. Breaking above this line would initiate the next phase of the rally. If the price successfully breaches key support, it could open paths toward higher resistance zones. These targets range between $2.5 and the $3 range. Sustained buying pressure and strong volume participation are necessary to support this upward movement and confirm a major rally.

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Coinbase shares tumble after Q1 results fall short of forecasts amid a weak market backdrop.

Bitcoin’s recent price rally is obscuring a weakening retail advantage for Coinbase, suggesting deeper structural challenges within the platform’s core business. The company’s current valuation of roughly sixteen times enterprise value to adjusted EBITDA remains attractive for investors seeking relative cheapness. Potential investors are encouraged to hold off on new positions until clearer market signals emerge and underlying risks are better understood. The upcoming first‑quarter 2026 earnings report is expected to provide critical insight into revenue trends, user growth, and profitability metrics. Analysis of the options market suggests a probable 9% price swing following the earnings release, reflecting heightened expectations among traders.

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A CoinShares survey shows that institutional Bitcoin ownership is increasing as crypto sentiment improves.

CoinShares surveyed 26 institutions, finding a rise in crypto exposure. About 32 % now hold Bitcoin and 25 % hold Ethereum, up from previous quarters. Bitcoin remains the most favored growth asset. The shift follows a period of caution among investors. Improved market sentiment and lower Bitcoin volatility have spurred re‑entry. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. provide a regulated, familiar route. Clearer regulatory frameworks reduce legal uncertainty. Yet internal approval processes and lingering regional doubts still constrain broader adoption. The data points to crypto moving toward mainstream institutional acceptance. Because the sample is small, results are directional rather than definitive. Continued ETF growth and regulatory clarity could embed digital assets in diversified portfolios. Market participants should monitor these developments.

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Banxico reduces its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 6.50%, as anticipated.

Banxico lowered its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 6.50%, marking a second straight cut. The move matches analysts’ consensus and brings total reductions this year to 50 bps. Officials cited a moderating inflation outlook while noting inflation remains above the 3% target. Headline inflation fell to 4.4% in February, down from an 8.7% peak, and core inflation slipped to 4.1%. Banxico now expects headline inflation to reach 3% by Q2 2026, slightly earlier than earlier forecasts. Nevertheless, the board warned that upside risks persist, including services inflation, possible peso depreciation, and fiscal uncertainty. The peso traded flat against the dollar, reflecting the fully priced‑in nature of the cut. Mexican 10‑year bond yields dipped 3 bps to 7.82%, indicating expectations of further easing. Some economists forecast another 25‑bp cut in May, though a stronger peso or renewed inflation pressure could halt the cycle. Lower borrowing costs give modest relief to households and businesses, trimming mortgage and loan rates. The central bank stressed a data‑dependent approach, avoiding a predetermined easing path. Future cuts will hinge on inflation progression, exchange‑rate moves, and global conditions.

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UOB reports that cost‑push forces continue to drive Thailand’s inflation while the BoT keeps rates unchanged.

UOB reports Thailand’s headline inflation is driven chiefly by higher energy, food prices and supply‑chain disruptions, not by excess demand. These cost‑push factors lie outside the Bank of Thailand’s direct control. Because they are not demand‑driven, UOB argues tighter policy is not warranted. The Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously to keep the policy rate at 2.00%. The central bank cites the need to support growth while anchoring inflation within its 1‑3% target band. Markets had widely expected the hold. Tourism and private consumption are rebounding, yet exports and small firms face weak global demand and high input costs. UOB expects the BoT to stay on hold as it balances inflation expectations against growth risks. Base‑effect fade and easing supply pressures should modestly lower inflation, though energy price swings pose upside risk. Stable rates keep mortgage and loan costs unchanged, but cost‑push inflation erodes purchasing power, especially for low‑income households. Thai bonds stay attractive for carry trades, while the baht may face slight depreciation if the dollar strengthens. Equities could benefit from accommodative policy, favouring domestic‑demand stocks over export‑oriented ones.

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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait lifted their base restrictions, allowing Project Freedom to resume.

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have removed their bans on U.S. military use of bases and airspace, clearing the main obstacle to restart Project Freedom. The decision follows a brief period when both states blocked U.S. access to key facilities. Details of the agreement have not been disclosed, but Pentagon officials say a restart is possible. The change comes as U.S. markets fell on reports of a planned restart. The operation began to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint handling about 20% of global oil. Initial escorts succeeded, but Iran responded with missile and drone attacks on U.S. warships and regional assets. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait withdrew support, citing unclear rules of engagement and retaliation risks, prompting President Trump to pause the mission. He described the pause as a diplomatic window to seek an Iran deal, with China and Pakistan mediating. The crisis revealed splits within the Gulf Cooperation Council, with the UAE exiting OPEC and eyeing an Arab League departure. Saudi Arabia is diversifying export routes, securing a pipeline to send half its oil through the Red Sea. Markets remain wary; renewed risks could lift global energy prices. The future of Project Freedom depends on Iran’s response to any second phase and the ability to secure the strait.

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GME Stock Outlook: Declines as Gamestop CEO Ryan Cohen Suspends eBay Deal

GameStop shares slid about 3% to $24.43 after CEO Ryan Cohen said eBay suspended his personal seller account. The suspension occurred two days after GameStop launched a $56 billion unsolicited bid for eBay. Cohen claimed the pause was due to “risk to the eBay community,” but the account was later restored with perfect feedback. The episode added volatility as investors parsed the broader takeover attempt. Cohen’s proposal offers $125 per eBay share, half cash and half GameStop stock, valuing eBay at roughly $56 billion. GameStop’s market cap sits near $11 billion, raising doubts about its ability to fund the deal. A $20 billion financing letter from TD Securities exists, yet analysts warn it may require heavy debt, large share issuances, or both. The offer remains non‑binding and eBay’s board has not responded. To spotlight the takeover, Cohen listed personal items—socks, carpet, and other goods—on eBay and promoted the auctions on X. He framed the sales as a campaign tying GameStop’s 1,600 stores to eBay’s marketplace. After the suspension, Cohen posted the notice publicly, intensifying media attention. eBay later reinstated the account without linking the action to the bid. Investors remain cautious, with the stock under pressure and notable holders like Michael Burry exiting positions over debt risk. A 50/50 cash‑and‑stock deal could dilute existing shareholders and raise interest costs. Recent GameStop earnings showed higher profit but a 14% sales decline, underscoring execution challenges. Market watchers await eBay’s board response and clearer financing details before assessing the proposal’s viability.

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