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On-chain data reveals a whale has built a $24.6M short position in crude oil, marking the largest bearish bet. With a liquidation price at $110.01, market watchers anticipate increased volatility ahead.
Read MoreA major on-chain address has built a $24.3M short position in WTI crude oil with 3x leverage, becoming the largest bearish player. Strategic roll-ins and gas shorts signal deep market conviction.
Read MoreOn March 11, a whale withdrew over 44,800 ETH from Kraken at an average price of $2,071. The $93M worth of assets were split into two wallets, sparking speculation about institutional accumulation and future market impact.
Read MoreDespite a constructive meeting with Senator Tillis, Trump's Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh remains stalled, as political concerns over Fed independence and ongoing investigations delay the confirmation process ahead of the May deadline.
Read MoreTrump declares the use of advanced missile systems and surveillance to eliminate any vessel attempting to mine the Strait of Hormuz. He warns of swift, irreversible action and urges immediate removal of potential threats to avoid severe military consequences.
Read MoreGoldman Sachs emerges as a top holder in XRP spot ETFs, with analysts suggesting most inflows come from undisclosed, dedicated supporters. Over $1 billion has flowed into these funds, signaling strong underlying demand.
Read MoreBipartisan US senators are revising the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, proposing limits on stablecoin yields to protect banks while allowing transaction-based rewards to foster crypto innovation.
Read MoreBitwise CIO Matt Hougan outlines how Bitcoin could reach $1 million, driven by growth in the global store-of-value market and increasing institutional adoption over the next decade.
Read MoreA misposted update from the US energy secretary falsely claimed naval protection for a tanker, sparking a sharp oil price drop and wiping out $84 million in ETF value. The correction came quickly, but critics slammed the error as unacceptable in high-stakes energy markets.
Read MoreUS Central Command reports a confrontation in the Strait of Hormuz, where American forces repelled multiple Iranian fast attack craft. The incident underscores rising tensions and raises concerns over regional stability and maritime security in a critical global waterway.
Read MoreSince February 28, Iran has launched around 300 ballistic missiles at Israel, starting with intense barrages and gradually shifting to sporadic, smaller-scale launches. The pace has significantly slowed, with fewer than 20 missiles fired daily in recent days.
Read MoreThe White House reports significant progress in military operations against Iran, with naval activity halted and missile and drone attacks sharply reduced. U.S. forces are advancing faster than expected, gaining strategic upper hand in the region.
Read MoreThe White House confirmed no current naval escorts in the Strait of Hormuz but left options open. Trump administration emphasizes readiness to act, including potential military measures, amid rising regional tensions.
Read MoreDemocratic lawmakers in the US are introducing a bill to ban financial instruments linked to war and death. The move sparks debate over ethics and market regulation, potentially reshaping event-based trading frameworks.
Read MoreTrump's mixed messages on Iran—from deadlines to regime change claims—contrast with official policy. A poll shows only 33% believe he's clear, highlighting a disconnect between rhetoric and strategic coherence.
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