March is shaping up to be explosive for select meme coins, with triple-digit monthly rallies and sharp weekly reversals reigniting speculative momentum. Technical indicators point to aggressive capital inflows and strengthening buying pressure, suggesting some tokens may still have room to run. BUILDon price surged 42% over the past week

Fold eliminated $66.3 million in convertible debt, easing a potential source of share dilution and simplifying its balance sheet as it prepares to expand its product lineup. The company retired two outstanding convertible notes — debt instruments that can convert into equity — reducing the risk that new shares would be

Iranian crypto users rushed to pull funds from domestic exchanges after U.S.–Israel airstrikes, triggering a 700% surge in outflows from the country’s largest platform. Nobitex has over 11 million users and posted $7.2 billion in trading volume in 2025. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic recorded the spike

The US Department of Justice has charged Ray Youssef, co‑founder and former CEO of Paxful, in the US District Court for the Eastern District of California. Court documents allege Paxful operated without proper licensing and failed to maintain effective anti‑money‑laundering controls before it shut down in 2025,

The White House’s self-imposed March 1 deadline for banks and crypto to resolve their stablecoin standoff has passed without a deal, leaving trillions in institutional capital in jeopardy. The deadline was set by White House Crypto Council Executive Director Patrick Witt. At the heart of the impasse is whether

US President Donald Trump warned a “big wave” is still coming in the escalating Iran conflict, jolting markets. Instead of a typical flight to safety, precious metals plunged while crypto surged: within 60 minutes gold and silver erased an estimated $1.1 trillion in combined market value. Spot gold fell

Bitcoin rallied to $70,000 on Monday as tensions spread across the Middle East. Glassnode data shows short-term holder loss transfers to exchanges fell to a two-week low over the past 24 hours. The short-term holder profit/loss to exchanges metric tracks how much recent buyers send to exchanges at

After reaching roughly $4 trillion in total market value in October, crypto markets have entered a sharp correction. Bitcoin, which peaked near $126,000, has retraced to the low $60,000 range. Billions of dollars in leveraged positions were liquidated, open interest contracted from late-year highs, liquidity across trading venues

Escalating geopolitical tensions over the weekend did not trigger severe capital outflows from altcoins, suggesting prices are near equilibrium and poised for a significant move. That setup raises the risk of large-scale liquidations as volatility returns. Solana (SOL) has traded sideways around $84 since early February, a volatility compression that

Institutional engagement with digital assets now follows varied paths. Some firms pursue tokenization, turning traditional instruments into programmable assets, while banks experiment with tokenized deposits, internal settlement rails and issuing their own digital assets such as stablecoins. Samar Sen, Head of International Markets at Talos, outlined how those choices are

Three years after paying a $45 million settlement and exiting the US retail market, Nexo has formally returned. This comeback is not a simple relaunch but a structural overhaul: the product has been redesigned to prioritize regulatory alignment rather than direct yield issuance to US investors. The 2023 enforcement action

Solana is trading near $83 after falling about 4% in the past 24 hours, leaving it weaker than the broader crypto market over the same period. Over the past seven days, however, SOL is still up nearly 8%, outperforming many major cryptocurrencies. Multiple bounce signals are flashing at once, suggesting

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A venture capitalist Martin has known since 2015 recently called him with an unusual question: a software developer who had invested mainly in Ethereum wanted to convert his ETH into an ETF, then use that position on margin to buy crypto-related equities. Martin said he was shocked. “The thought of

About 9.09 million Bitcoin, roughly 46% of the 19.8 million circulating supply, were held at a loss in early 2025, according to CryptoQuant. That reading is the second-highest loss concentration in the dataset spanning July 2020 through early 2026 and sits just below the mid‑2022 peak of

Social chatter about “World War 3” has surged across crypto channels, with Santiment saying discussion levels are the highest since June 2025. The spike comes as coordinated U.S.–Israel strikes against Iran and ensuing missile and drone exchanges across the Gulf revive memories of last year’s June escalation,

South Korea’s National Tax Service leaked a cold-storage mnemonic during a February 26 press conference, exposing a 24-word master key that unlocks seized wallets. The error led to two thefts of 4 million PRTG tokens (approx. $4.8 million) within 24 hours, raising questions about the government’s ability

Institutional adoption has shifted the debate in crypto from whether blockchain works to whether its infrastructure can endure institutional demands. At Liquidity Summit 2026 in Hong Kong, a panel titled “Building Institutional Rails for the Digital Asset Economy” brought together Alevtina Labyuk as moderator and panelists Chris Shin, Jay Kim,

The conflict between the U.S., Israel and Iran intensified, pushing markets to de-risk and sending oil higher. Bitcoin dropped to $66,300, down about 0.5% over 24 hours after a weekend high near $68,000, while the CoinDesk 20 Index fell more than 2% and S&P

Qivalis, a consortium of major European banks, is in advanced talks with crypto exchanges and liquidity firms to distribute its planned euro-pegged stablecoin. The group, which includes banks such as ING, UniCredit and the recent addition of BBVA, is moving toward a launch in the second half of 2026, and

JPMorgan analysts led by Managing Director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said potential approval of the market-structure legislation, also known as the CLARITY Act, by mid-2026 could act as a positive catalyst for crypto markets in the second half of the year. The outlook comes as broader market sentiment remains negative, with investors

U.S.-listed spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds have recorded more than $9 billion in outflows over the past four months. Investors pulled $6.39 billion from bitcoin ETFs across four straight months of outflows — the longest monthly losing streak since the funds launched in January 2024, SoSoValue data

Bitcoin began the first week of March 2026 in limbo as a new Middle East conflict unfolded, yet price action avoided major volatility. The initial market reaction saw a dip near $63,000 before a sustained rebound, with roughly $300 million in long liquidations triggered and about $65,000 holding

Bitcoin closed February with a nearly 15% decline, and many expect a recovery in March. Historical patterns, however, suggest investor losses may not yet have peaked, even as on-chain metrics point toward a potential bottom. Alphractal data show Bitcoin’s Sharpe Ratio has dropped to levels seen at prior cycle

The crypto market has slipped nearly 1% over the past 24 hours, with all top 10 assets posting losses. Despite the downturn, Venice Token (VVV) jumped more than 20% to an intraday high of $6.78 and was trading at $6.57, its highest level since February 2025; it ranked