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Binance Futures will launch USDT-denominated perpetual contracts for META, NVDA, and GOOGL in late March 2026, offering up to 10x leverage. This move allows crypto traders direct access to top tech stocks, expanding derivatives trading options.
Read MoreEthereum block builder Eureka Labs has raised $6.7 million in seed funding led by Spark Capital and Collider Ventures. The firm is pioneering 'programmable blocks' to embed executable logic into block construction, enabling advanced functionalities like temporary fund calls and complex computations. Funds will fuel technology development and ecosystem adoption.
Read MoreHigh-level peace talks between the US and Iran could reportedly begin as early as this Thursday, pending Tehran's final response. While aiming to end the conflict, the negotiations face complications from regional dynamics, Israel's concerns, and conflicting statements from involved parties.
Read MoreThe U.S. President indicated a potential diplomatic opening with Iran, stating Tehran is communicating rationally and has committed to never pursuing nuclear weapons. He noted Iran's desire for a deal, with U.S. negotiators receiving high-level support, while underscoring continued U.S. military dominance in the region.
Read MorePresident Trump's recent public comments regarding the Saudi Crown Prince's stance on Iran suggest support for military action. The remarks highlight potential coordination on regional security, with the White House yet to formally respond.
Read MoreCoinbase has announced plans to list Perle token on its trading platform. This expansion will provide users with access to additional digital assets, reflecting the exchange's commitment to growing its offerings. Industry observers are monitoring the development's impact on market dynamics.
Read MoreCoinbase has updated its listing roadmap, adding Checkmate (CHECK) and Sign (SIGN) projects. This move highlights the platform's ongoing exploration of emerging blockchain initiatives for potential future trading services.
Read MoreBNY Mellon CEO Robin Vince predicts that the next wave of crypto adoption will be led by major traditional financial institutions. He highlights tokenization as a key focus and stresses the need for clear regulatory frameworks, viewing this as a 5-15 year journey.
Read MoreBitcoin has surged past the $70,000 milestone, trading around $70,012. The 24-hour decline has narrowed to 1.11% amidst heightened market volatility, prompting investors to prioritize risk management strategies.
Read MoreGoldman Sachs analysts suggest that if market focus shifts from inflation to growth risks stemming from the Iran conflict, the US dollar's recent rally against major currencies could slow. Safe-haven currencies like the Yen and Swiss Franc may gain, while emerging market currencies face significant headwinds.
Read MoreOn March 25th, major U.S. stock indices closed in negative territory, led by a significant drop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq. The market pullback reflects shifting investor sentiment amid broader economic uncertainties.
Read MoreOpenAI is nearing a $10 billion funding round from investors including Abu Dhabi's MGX, Coatue, and Thrive Capital, potentially valuing the AI pioneer at over $730 billion. The deal highlights intense investor confidence in advanced artificial intelligence technologies.
Read MoreReports indicate a 3,000-strong Immediate Response Force from the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division is preparing for deployment to the Middle East. This elite unit can deploy globally within 18 hours via airdrop. The move comes amid ongoing US military operations against Iran, signaling heightened regional tensions.
Read MoreIran has informed IMO members that 'non-hostile vessels' may transit the Strait of Hormuz following prior coordination with Iranian authorities. This measure aims to prevent hostile use of the strategic waterway. Analysis suggests Iran is verifying vessel identities on a designated route.
Read MoreUS Justice Department officials acknowledged in a closed-door hearing that they lack evidence of wrongdoing in a criminal investigation into Fed Chair Powell regarding building renovation costs, raising questions about the probe's foundation.
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