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Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure As the Monday market section nears completion, Bitcoin saw a brief rebound, allowing the crypto king to retest the $71,000 price level once again. BTC’s price may have slightly bounced back up to pivotal levels, but trading activity on cryptocurrency exchanges appears to have significantly cooled down, suggesting underlying weakness in market participation. Binance Sees Major Drop In Bitcoin Spot Volume Bitcoin’s price and its trading activity, particularly on cryptocurrency exchanges, are moving in separate directions. On Binance, the world’s largest trading platform, trading activity around BTC…

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Zen Theory Mar 25, 2026 01:43 Technical analysis in speculative markets has long suffered two symmetrical misunderstandings: blind devotees treat it as a prophetic tool, while fierce detractors dismiss it as pseudoscience. Both positions share a fundamental misidentification of the core function of technical analysis. This essay demonstrates that the essential nature of technical indicators is that of a complete classification tool for market states. Using the moving average system as the primary example, it establishes a three-tier taxonomy of moving average interactions — skim, touch, and intertwine — derives their structural connections to trend continuation…

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Lawrence Jengar Mar 25, 2026 01:40 OpenAI secures historic $110 billion funding round with $50B from Amazon, $30B each from NVIDIA and SoftBank, reaching $730B pre-money valuation. OpenAI just closed the largest private funding round in tech history—$110 billion at a $730 billion pre-money valuation. Amazon leads with $50 billion, while SoftBank and NVIDIA each committed $30 billion. The deal reshapes the AI infrastructure landscape and puts serious pressure on competitors scrambling for compute resources.The numbers tell the story of runaway demand. ChatGPT now has 900 million weekly active users and over 50…

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Under the leadership of Chairman Mike Selig, the Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced the launch of an Innovation Task Force to regulate emerging financial technologies. The task force focuses specifically on three areas:Blockchain and cryptocurrenciesArtificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous systemsPrediction markets and event contracts.CFTC Innovation Task Force to regulate fintechLed by senior advisor Michael J. Passalacqua, the task force will partner with other federal agencies, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to promote innovation while maintaining integrity and fostering user protection. Under my leadership at the @CFTC, we’re committed to future-proofing regulation for the new frontier of…

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“XRP isn’t going to move the way most people expect.” That was the message shared by an XRP enthusiast on X, rejecting the idea of a steady climb through levels like $2, $3, and $4.  Instead, the projection breaks away from conventional technical analysis and circulating supply models, predicting that XRP’s price could move in a much more exponential, step-change manner. The Exponential Pattern For XRP There have been multiple questions as to whether XRP’s next major rally will look like a normal crypto rally or whether it could come as a repricing when it is finally tied into real-world…

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High Stakes Capital has fully exited a 602,421 HYPE position for $22.9m around $38, extending a broader wave of profit‑taking among Hyperliquid whales near record highs. Summary HYPE is trading around $38.86 after whale High Stakes Capital fully exited a position worth nearly $22.94 million over 24 hours. The address offloaded 602,421 HYPE at an average price of $38.08, following earlier sales of 300,000 HYPE for $11.45 million at $38.17 each. The unwind extends a broader pattern of profit-taking among large Hyperliquid whales after the derivatives-focused token hit record highs near $40. A major Hyperliquid (HYPE) whale known as High…

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U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis has been officially confirmed as a speaker at Bitcoin 2026. A Republican senator from Wyoming, Lummis currently serves as Chair of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets — a role she was appointed to in January 2025 to lead the Banking Committee’s efforts on digital asset legislation. She has publicly held Bitcoin since 2013 and has spent her Senate tenure focused on establishing a regulatory and legislative framework for digital assets in the United States. Her primary legislative effort has been the BITCOIN Act, formally titled the Boosting Innovation, Technology, and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment…

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Morgan Stanley is accelerating its bitcoin and crypto strategy, but the bank’s digital asset head says it’s the result of years of preparation, not a sudden rush to catch up. Speaking at the Digital Asset Summit on Tuesday, Amy Oldenburg emphasized that Wall Street’s move into digital assets reflects a long-term effort to modernize financial infrastructure. “We’ve been on a journey around the entire modernization of financial infrastructure for years,” she said, rejecting the idea that banks are acting out of fear of missing out. Morgan Stanley has expanded beyond indirect crypto exposure, such as wealthy client bitcoin funds, to…

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SEC Redefines Crypto Oversight Boundaries Improving regulatory clarity for digital assets remained a central theme as Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul S. Atkins reinforced the agency’s evolving approach during remarks at the Digital Asset Summit on March 24 in New York. The framework he discussed focuses on defining when tokens fall within federal securities laws through a refined interpretation of the Howey test developed jointly with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Industry participants have long struggled to determine when crypto assets fall within securities laws, a challenge the commission addressed by separating tokens into five categories based on…

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Iris Coleman Mar 24, 2026 20:10 Google rolls out richer visual answers, educational deep dives, and sports briefs for Gemini on Google TV starting March 24, 2026 in US and Canada. Google is pushing Gemini deeper into living rooms with three new AI features for Google TV, transforming the platform from passive entertainment device into an interactive information hub. The rollout began March 24, 2026 for Gemini-enabled devices in the U.S. and Canada.The update targets a familiar frustration: grabbing your phone mid-show to look something up. Google wants your TV to handle that…

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