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Bitcoin has experienced several weeks of intense volatility. Amid rising geopolitical tensions, capital is gradually flowing back into this asset, helping the price recover some of the previous losses.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin has regained the $71,000 mark after weeks of trading below

Dogecoin (DOGE) is facing strong selling pressure since breaking below $0.1. During this prolonged downtrend, DOGE has broken the support level of $0.09 and touched a low of $0.088 before a slight rebound.
At the time of writing, DOGE is trading at $0.092, up 2.56% in the past 24 hours, reflecting increased volatility.

Scotiabank has partnered with 3iQ to launch a new cryptocurrency ETF, the Dynamic Active Multi-Crypto ETF. This move highlights Canada's leadership in cryptocurrency adoption, offering investors diverse digital asset exposure through a single, competitively priced fund.

River (RIVER) has made a remarkable leap, recording an impressive growth of about 34% in the past 24 hours, becoming the cryptocurrency with the highest increase in the market today. Investor sentiment has shifted strongly towards buying, demonstrating clear optimism.
However, although this price rally is very

Cardano (ADA) is experiencing a difficult phase as the price continuously drops and shows no significant signs of recovery. The loss of confidence from investors, combined with selling pressure from whales, has caused ADA's price to remain stagnant for a prolonged period. Currently, the big question is: Will ADA continue

Bittensor – one of the prominent Artificial Intelligence (AI) tokens in the market – is trading around $190 at the time of writing on Thursday. The steady upward trend is also spreading across the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin holding firmly above $71,000, and Ethereum continuing to maintain

Cryptocurrency trading volume in Iran dropped nearly 80% from February 27 to March 1 due to U.S. and Israeli airstrikes, primarily caused by nationwide internet restrictions. Despite disruptions, the main crypto market operations continue, albeit with risk governance measures in place.

The U.S. Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability. It includes a temporary ban on CBDCs until 2030, with some exceptions for USD-backed digital currencies. The legislation is now set for debate and amendments.

In the past 24 hours, the price of PIPPIN has dropped sharply by 37%, matching a decrease of $43 million in open contracts (OI), indicating a wave of large position closures happening in the market.
This significant decline often reflects traders exiting leveraged positions as prices fall. This suggests that a strong wave of liquidation is underway in the market.

Ethereum (ETH) broke above the $2,100 mark during Thursday's trading session, riding the wave of recovery spreading across the cryptocurrency market.
The rally of the largest altcoin in the market is accompanied by a surge in open interest (OI), which now stands at 13.43 million ETH — the highest since January 31.

The FATF recommends that countries mandate stablecoin issuers to integrate smart contract functions to prevent money laundering and illegal funding. It warns of vulnerabilities in unhosted wallets and the use of stablecoins by cybercriminals. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank raises concerns about stablecoins' impact on bank deposits and monetary policy. Despite this, USD-pegged stablecoin supply has risen significantly, with Tether holding the majority.

DTCC's 43-page report highlights interoperability as crucial for expanding and integrating digital assets in DeFi, warning that fragmentation in DLT networks could hinder scalability. It calls for data standardization and process harmonization to address these challenges.

February saw record activity for stablecoins on the Solana blockchain, with a transaction volume of $650 billion, surpassing previous highs. Analysts from Grayscale noted Solana's strong position in retail stablecoin payments, amidst a shift from speculative trading to practical use cases.

BlackRock has significantly increased its Bitcoin exposure by acquiring 17,642 BTC since February 24, totaling approximately $1.28 billion. This move reflects sustained institutional interest in Bitcoin despite ongoing price volatility and indicates a positive outlook for its role in diversified asset portfolios. Analysts are closely monitoring institutional capital flows to assess their impact on liquidity and short-term price trends.