📢 About $292.84M in short positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours as Bitcoin climbed to $73,000.

📢 AI companies pulled in more funding in Q1 2026 than they did throughout all of 2025.

📢 Donald Trump described it as the “most powerful reset in the world.”

📢 TRON Network has integrated tokenized assets issued by Securitize, expanding its presence across multiple chains.

📢 The White House warned staff after a $500M oil trade placed ahead of Donald Trump’s Iran-related decision raised concerns about possible insider trading, according to Reuters.

📢 WLFI fell 15% to a new all-time low after World Liberty Financial took on $75M in borrowing.

📢 The U.S. government has transferred 2.44 $BTC (about $177K) from seized funds tied to the Glenn Olivio wallet to Coinbase Prime.

📢 Bitmine now holds about 3.8% of the circulating Ethereum supply, valued at roughly $10B.

📢 The U.S. personal savings rate dropped by 0.5 percentage points to 4.0% in February, marking its second-lowest level since November 2022.

📢 The U.S. government transferred 2.4 $BTC to Coinbase, a small move compared to the roughly 328K $BTC it still holds.

📢 Andreessen Horowitz says Q1 2026 was the biggest quarter for venture investment on record.

📢 Strategy acquired 3,468 $BTC through STRC.

📢 Bitcoin has gained over $7,000 in the past two weeks, with most of the move happening in just the last few days.

📢 Most of Bitcoin’s supply has remained inactive for years.

📢 Bitwise has added the ticker $BHYP to its Hyperliquid ETF filing, hinting that a launch could be coming soon.

📢 Crypto tokens tied to Donald Trump have plunged, with TRUMP down 91% and World Liberty Financial off 75% from their highs.

📢 This week, Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest single-day net inflow since February 25.

📢 The Royal Government of Bhutan’s holdings have declined by more than $1B, according to Arkham.

📢 Bitcoin now has more long positions than short ones.

📢 Chainalysis warns that using crypto to pay Iran could expose shipping companies to serious sanctions violations.