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Iran has formally responded to US proposals, demanding a comprehensive ceasefire, war reparations, and guarantees for its control of the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran questions Washington's sincerity, accusing it of manipulating global opinion and keeping oil prices low to buy time for potential military moves.
Read MoreStrategy CEO reveals retail investors hold 40% of MSTR shares, compared to 80% for STRC. This highlights divergent ownership structures in crypto-focused public companies and growing retail participation.
Read MoreIran has formally delivered its response to US proposals through intermediary channels on March 25, marking a significant diplomatic development amid ongoing tensions. The move could open new avenues for dialogue between the two nations.
Read MoreA lending protocol faced a rapid governance attack where an attacker acquired a massive amount of governance tokens at low cost and submitted a malicious proposal to seize control of core contracts, endangering over $1 million in user funds. While the proposal initially passed the quorum, subsequent community voting shows strong opposition, with the final outcome still pending.
Read MoreProminent investor Yi Lihua shares insights on current market dynamics. He believes geopolitical tensions will continue affecting markets short-term, but a prime investment window will emerge this year. He emphasizes the AI revolution is reshaping work and competition, urging all firms to adopt AI or risk obsolescence.
Read MoreA leading tokenized gold-backed asset has expanded its reach by launching on BNB Chain. Each token represents one troy ounce of physical London Good Delivery gold, held in a Swiss vault and verified by independent audits for 1:1 reserves.
Read MoreEvening highlights include Fannie Mae accepting crypto-backed mortgages and BlackRock transferring major assets. Brazil passes a law to fund public safety with seized crypto assets, while a major Bitcoin miner sells holdings. AI and fintech also see key developments.
Read MoreTurkey's central bank gold reserves fell sharply by 49 tons to 771.8 tons in the week ending March 20. The bank sold approximately 22 tons directly, marking the largest weekly drop since August 2018. It also conducted about 31 tons in gold swap transactions, drawing significant market attention to the country's foreign exchange and gold reserve strategies.
Read MoreAn innovative financial product now bridges cryptocurrency and real estate by allowing digital assets to be used for home down payments. This compliant solution features a dual-loan structure managed through collaboration between traditional mortgage and crypto custody platforms.
Read MoreLatest US Labor Department figures show initial jobless claims for the week ending March 21 came in at 210,000, matching market forecasts. The data indicates continued resilience in the labor market despite broader economic uncertainties.
Read MoreMARA Holdings' stock surged after announcing the sale of 15,133 Bitcoin to repurchase $1 billion in convertible notes. The move, aimed at strengthening its balance sheet, sparked significant pre-market trading activity.
Read MoreSpot silver prices plummeted over 5% today, currently trading near $67.60 per ounce. New York silver futures saw an even steeper 7% decline. Analysts attribute the sell-off to dollar strength, technical breakdowns, and shifting macroeconomic sentiment, suggesting potential further volatility ahead.
Read MoreBitcoin mining firm MARA executed a large-scale sale of 15,133 BTC, generating approximately $1.1 billion. Proceeds are primarily allocated to repurchase convertible senior notes, with remaining funds for corporate operations. This move reflects a strategic shift in capital management.
Read MoreOn March 26, U.S. stock index futures experienced a sudden intraday decline, with Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 futures both falling over 1%. The Dow Jones futures also dropped, indicating broad market pressure as investors assess potential volatility drivers.
Read MoreBrazil has enacted a new law permitting seized cryptocurrency assets to be temporarily used to fund public security initiatives—such as equipment, intelligence, and training—even before final conviction. This expands judicial authority over crypto exchanges and wallets, penalizes misuse of privacy tools in crime, and enhances cross-border asset recovery efforts.
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