Author: Oguz Ozdemir
David Bailey, a former crypto advisor to the Trump administration, argues that the US government could be doing more to support Bitcoin adoption. “At the end of the day, liking Bitcoin is not enough,” Bailey said during the Bitcoin Investor Week Conference in New York, which was published to YouTube on Tuesday.“The Trump administration was a very important first step, but you know there is so much further for us to go and not just in talk but in actual delivery,” said Bailey, who now serves as CEO and Chairman of KindlyMD, a Bitcoin treasury company. Bailey points to stalled Strategic Bitcoin…
Ethereum [ETH], at the time of writing, was trading 2% higher than its closing price the day prior. In fact, its daily trading volume was up by 29% too. However, recent activities of traders against whales might present a huge dilemma for ETH’s price going forward. Hence, the question – What’s next for Ethereum? Accumulation meets whales’ sell pressure According to Binance Futures market, over 67,000 ETH valued at more than $129 million were bought between $1,920 and $1,965. At press time, all this accumulated ETH was sitting right below the price of $1,974. During the day, trading volumes exploded…
In brief Vitalik Buterin said Ethereum should build a full-stack ecosystem beyond decentralized finance. He urged developers to support privacy tools, decentralized coordination, and open infrastructure. Some observers say Ethereum should stay focused on DeFi, while others back the broader infrastructure vision. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called on the crypto industry to expand Ethereum’s role beyond financial applications, arguing that the network should support privacy tools, decentralized coordination systems, and other open technologies that are resilient to government or corporate control.Buterin tweeted Tuesday that Ethereum should be viewed as part of a broader ecosystem, building what he calls “sanctuary…
On February 28, 2026, U.S.-Israeli airstrikes struck key targets across Tehran, including nuclear facilities, missile sites, and the Pasteur district, where Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei resided. Hours later, reports confirmed Khamenei’s death and the deaths of other senior officials. Amid the shock, Iranians turned to bitcoin as a channel for preserving value and moving funds outside the country’s collapsing financial infrastructure. On-chain data compiled by Chainalysis shows a sharp surge in cryptoactivity from major Iranian exchanges in the hours following the strikes. Between February 28 and March 2, roughly $10.3 million in crypto assets flowed out of exchanges, a…
Major crypto stocks dipped today after the broader crypto market dropped. Bitcoin fell below $70,000 and trades at $67,800, down by 1.63% at press time as per CoinMarketCap data. Among the top crypto stocks to watch today are ones tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoin-linked Circle. Stablecoin Linked CRCL Among Top Crypto Stocks to Watch Investors have been closely monitoring Circle’s stock, CRCL, as it extended gains following last week’s Q4 earnings release. The stock trades at $102.68, up by 6.79% or $6.53 today, compared with a previous close of $96.15. Notably, it has gained roughly 60% since the earnings…
President Donald Trump has urged Congress members to pass the crypto market bill immediately amid recent setbacks. He further criticized the banking industry for intentionally slowing down the progress of the legislation. Trump Pushes Congress to Fast-Track Crypto Market Bill In a Truth Social Post, Trump claimed that the banking industry was holding up landmark legislation on cryptocurrency on purpose. He claimed that they must make a good deal with the crypto industry to progress the pending digital asset bill in the Senate. pic.twitter.com/qu2U5kowhX — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 3, 2026 This comes after White House officials held multiple…
Ted Hisokawa Mar 04, 2026 00:58 Nvidia’s Q4 fiscal 2026 earnings beat expectations with record revenue from AI data centers, driving semiconductor ETF momentum. What traders need to know. Nvidia just posted another record quarter, and the semiconductor sector is riding the wave. The chipmaker’s Q4 fiscal 2026 results, reported February 25, showed AI data center demand continuing to outpace even bullish expectations, with management guiding higher for the coming quarters.NVDA shares responded by climbing roughly 3% in the sessions following the report, pushing the stock to approximately $180 and the company’s market…
In brief Roughly 3.4 million ETH is waiting to enter Ethereum’s validator set, creating one of the longest staking queues since the network transitioned to proof-of-stake. Anecdotal industry feedback suggests major corporates and exchanges are driving much of the demand as they seek yield on large crypto holdings. The backlog marks a sharp shift from late 2025, when the validator exit queue swelled to nearly 2.7 million ETH before steadily unwinding. Ethereum’s validator queue has surged to unprecedented levels as large investors, including corporates and crypto exchanges, rush to stake the token rather than sell into recent market rallies.Roughly 3.4…
Paraguay’s state-owned electricity monopoly, Administración Nacional de Electricidad (ANDE), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Morphware, setting the stage for a government-led Bitcoin mining program built around thousands of seized mining machines and unused hydroelectric power. The agreement formalizes cooperation between ANDE and Morphware, positioning Morphware as a technical and advisory partner for regulated Bitcoin mining operations in Paraguay. At the center of the deal is a growing stockpile of confiscated bitcoin miners that Paraguayan authorities have seized from illegal operations across the country. According to Morphware founder and CEO Kenso Trabing, the government is holding Bitcoin miners…
The trial was ongoing for over four years. A federal court in the United States has dismissed a class action lawsuit accusing Uniswap Labs of facilitating the trading of scam tokens on its decentralized protocol. The court dismissed the plaintiffs’ claims with prejudice after four years of trial. According to a filing with the U.S. Court for the Southern District of New York, Judge Katherine Polk Failla dismissed the case for several reasons, including the plaintiffs’ failure to allege the defendants’ knowledge of the fraud. Among other reasons, the judge also ruled that the plaintiffs failed to allege that…