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Bitcoin firm Swan is seeking to subpoena Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald and its former CEO for evidence in a legal battle with ex-employees. The case involves a failed mining venture and alleged trade secret theft. The move comes as the ex-CEO now serves as U.S. Commerce Secretary, raising conflict-of-interest questions.
Read MoreFormer President Trump will miss the major Conservative Political Action Conference for the first time in ten years. Held in Texas, the event also lacks VP Vance on its speaker list. This comes as the GOP grapples with internal divisions over foreign policy and midterm election strategies, raising questions about the conservative movement's cohesion.
Read MoreOn March 26th, MilkyWay initiated the shutdown of its L1 mainnet. Following a final chain upgrade, all user assets have been securely migrated back to their original native blockchains to ensure safety. Users should now see their assets on the source chains, with official support channels available for assistance.
Read MoreRecent monitoring data reveals a significant net outflow of $8.5 million from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs yesterday. This shift highlights changing short-term market sentiment and capital flow adjustments, warranting investor attention to future trends.
Read MoreOn March 26, Ethereum privacy-focused EVM Layer 2 network Payy announced a $6 million funding round led by FirstMark Capital, with participation from Robot Ventures and DBA Crypto. The funds will accelerate development of its programmable privacy solutions for Ethereum.
Read MoreBinance has successfully integrated United Stables (U) on both Tron (TRC20) and Ethereum (ERC20) networks, enabling full deposit and withdrawal functionality. Users can now access dedicated deposit addresses and view corresponding smart contract details.
Read MoreThe midday focus centers on regulatory shifts and geopolitics. U.S. agencies debate crypto rules as retirement plan proposals advance. Iran tensions persist while traditional finance deepens crypto integration.
Read MoreUS spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of approximately $7.8 million on March 26, signaling a potential shift in market sentiment and renewed investor interest in cryptocurrency investment vehicles.
Read MoreGoogle aims to complete migration to post-quantum cryptography by 2029 to safeguard data against future quantum computing threats. The company prioritizes upgrading digital signatures and authentication services, urging broader industry action.
Read MoreA Texas court dismissed a lawsuit by a crypto developer seeking legal immunity for his donation software under money transmission laws. The court found no imminent prosecution threat and cited DOJ guidelines, but the developer argued guidelines lack legal certainty.
Read MoreBlockchain monitoring reveals a crypto whale address withdrew 3,477 PAXG tokens, worth approximately $15.68 million, from the OKX exchange. PAXG is a digital asset fully backed by physical gold. Such large-scale movements often indicate strategic portfolio adjustments by major investors.
Read MoreA leading voice in smart contracts warns that Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) is nearing obsolescence. He urges blockchain developers to prioritize building cryptographic agility directly into network protocols, a move Ethereum has acknowledged. Failure to adapt could impact long-term viability and market valuation.
Read MoreA Tennessee bill proposing to add Bitcoin to state reserves faces delays in the House, being placed behind budget talks. However, its Senate companion bill continues to advance, highlighting differing legislative paces on crypto policy.
Read MoreRecent analysis shows a dramatic shift in corporate Bitcoin demand. A single strategy now drives nearly all treasury purchases, while broader enterprise interest has collapsed, raising concerns about market health and concentration risk.
Read MoreMorgan Stanley forecasts a potential downturn for the US dollar. The convergence of US-Europe monetary policy narrowing rate advantages, coupled with geopolitical tensions dampening global growth, may reduce the dollar's safe-haven appeal, aligning with broader market observations.
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