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Yield Farming & Staking Yield farming and staking are key features of DeFi projects that allow users to earn rewards on their crypto holdings. By providing liquidity or staking tokens, users can gener

Yield Farming & Staking
Yield farming and staking are key features of DeFi projects that allow users to earn rewards on their crypto holdings. By providing liquidity or staking tokens, users can generate passive income.
Yield farming involves moving assets across different platforms to maximize returns, while staking typically involves locking tokens in a network to support its operations.
These strategies are attracting investors looking for higher returns compared to traditional financial systems.
However, risks such as impermanent loss and smart contract vulnerabilities must be considered.
Despite these risks, yield farming and staking continue to drive growth in the DeFi sector.
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Claim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation ChallengeHTX Community Spring Creation ContestPost To Earn BonusThe financing mix carried the more important signal. Strategy sold 11.9 million STRC shares duri

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The financing mix carried the more important signal. Strategy sold 11.9 million STRC shares during the previous week for about $1.18 billion of proceeds, or roughly 75% of the cash used for the purchase. Another $396 million came from the sale of 2.8 million shares of MSTR Class A common stock.

For most of the past years, investors could read the Strategy model mainly through MSTR. The company sold common stock into a market that valued the shares at a premium to the Bitcoin on its balance sheet, then turned that capital into more Bitcoin.

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HTX Community Spring Creation ContestPi Network price is stalling near $0.18 as bearish models flag a possible drop toward $0.14, even as mainnet upgrades, a DEX launch and a Consensus 2026 push aim t

Pi Network price is stalling near $0.18 as bearish models flag a possible drop toward $0.14, even as mainnet upgrades, a DEX launch and a Consensus 2026 push aim to anchor real-world Web3 use. Summary Pi Network's PI token is trading around $0.18 today, down roughly 4.68% over the last 24 hours and underperforming a broader crypto market drop of about 3.56%.

With PI changing hands near $0.1795 and facing a

projected 23.23% downside toward $0.1384 in the next five days, technical models classify the current setup as bearish despite neutral RSI readings. The move comes as Pi Network rolls out major node and mainnet upgrades, prepares a DEX launch and secures a Consensus 2026 sponsorship, shifting the project narrative toward real-world utility and Web3 integration. Pi Network's PI (PI) token, the native asset of the mobile-first smart contract and payments ecosystem, is trading at about $0.1795 today after losing 4.68% in the last 24 hours, extending a pullback from this month's high near $0.2850. CoinCodex data shows Pl underperformed the broader crypto market, which declined 3.56% over the same period, while Pl also dropped 2.65% against BTC and 2.01% versus ETH, reflecting relative weakness across pairs. According to CoinLore, the first recorded exchange rate for Pl on its platform was $0.7821, with a cycle low at $0.1317 in February 2026 and a historic high above $3.00, placing the current price roughly 77% below that initial print but

still 36% above the February low.

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Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The Ethereum price continues to hold above $2,000, demonstrating noteworthy resilience amid ongoing 

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by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The Ethereum price continues to hold above $2,000, demonstrating noteworthy resilience amid ongoing bearish market conditions. In light of this resilience, crypto market analyst Merlijn The Trader recently shared a new ETH analysis, identifying a recurring historical pattern that has served as a strong bullish signal for the cryptocurrency. According to the analyst, this pattern previously drove gains of over 10,000% and 4,000%, suggesting that a repeat could spark another major rally in this cycle. Ethereum Price Chart Repeats Historically Bullish PatternIn an X post published on Thursday, March 26, Merlijn The Trader shared a three-week price chart highlighting a unique pattern, which he says Ethereum has repeated almost perfectly three cycles in a row. He noted that during each cycle, the pattern unfolded in three distinct phases: a consolidation, a trendline retest, and a parabolic rally. Related Reading: Is BlackRock Going Into XRP? This Ripple Move Could Be The Game-Changerln the 2016-2018 cycle highlighted on the chart, the Ethereum price started near the lows of $3-$5. The cryptocurrency consolidated sideways for years in the red box zone between $11.5 and $27.5 while building a rising trendline of higher lows beneath it. When the price finally broke out of that trendline, it went parabolic, rising to roughly $1,400 in 2018, reflecting a massive 10,000% price rally. Following this, Ethereum experienced a major price collapse, wiping out almost 90% of its market value, which dragged its price back down to around $80-$100 by late 2018, completely resetting the cycle. Source: XSimilarly, in the 2018-2021 cycle, Ethereum started from lows around $80-$100, then

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Can RAIN crypto recover as $10M sell-off sparks downside fears? Predict BTC and win 540 million HTXHTX Community Spring Creation ContestCommunity Mega Airdrop Rain Protocol [RAIN], a decentralized pre

Can RAIN crypto recover as $10M sell-off sparks downside fears?





Rain Protocol [RAIN], a decentralized prediction markets protocol, has lost more than 17% in the past 24 hours as of writing. This was the case even though the protocol was supported by Enlivex [Nasdaq: ENLV] as the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT), which aided in the shift to capital markets.



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On March 29, following Bitcoin's historic peak of $127,000 in October 2025, the first quarter of 2026 has started off tumultuously, with Bitcoin plunging to a low of $60,000 in less than five months. 

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Claim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation ChallengeHTX Community Spring Creation ContestPost To Earn BonusThe Miami-based startup, Milo Credit, is offering Bitcoin-backed mortgages to allow people to pu

The Miami-based startup, Milo Credit, is offering Bitcoin-backed mortgages to allow people to purchase homes without selling their coins. In the US, like most countries, selling crypto for fiat is a taxable event. This means any gains or losses since the purchase are realized at the point of sale and therefore taxed, which is due to the relevant authority. If the crypto holder has realized gains upon selling, the tax due could be sizable.

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Bloomberg reports that a Florida man, Vincent Burniske, has secured a “30-year fixed-rate mortgage secured by part of his Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings.” Milo Credit's mortgage claims to let homeowners “leverage your crypto to invest in real estate. Our strategy matches yours – keep HODLing.”

According to their website, rates are as low as 3.95%, with the crypto held in custody by Gemini and Coinbase. The crypto mortgage offering goes up to $5 million but requires at least 100% of the loan value in crypto to secure against the loan. Unlike traditional mortgages that can go as low as 3.5% of the loan value, this crypto mortgage requires you to hold the total value of the property you are purchasing in crypto. The crypto is then held in sub-accounts with Gemini and Coinbase to ensure that all coins are kept separately.

According to Milo's website, the process is faster than a traditional mortgage application. You can also pay your mortgage payments using stablecoins but not Bitcoin or Ethereum.

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Predict BTC and win 540 million HTXHTX Community Spring Creation ContestClaim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation Challenge Altcoins or metals? Here’s how investors are rotating amid rising risk Several

Altcoins or metals? Here’s how investors are rotating amid rising risk
Several interconnected traits characterize the ongoing corrective phase.

As macroeconomic volatility increases, investors’ risk appetite tends to decline, prompting a re-evaluation of portfolio exposures. In response, many market participants rotate capital away from Bitcoin [BTC], which has been under selling pressure, and into select altcoins. 
Notably, this behavior appears to be unfolding in the market right now.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) has encountered clear resistance at the 60% level, forming the first red yearly candle in five years. Simultaneously, the Altcoin Season Index is up by 10 points this month, suggesting that altcoin rotation is beginning to accelerate under the surface.
Naturally, the question arises – Is this corrective phase following the textbook rotational playbook?

Technical signals suggest it is, but the Bitcoin Risk Index has been mirroring 2022’s pattern. For context, when the Risk Index rises, BTC loses stability, and if negative altcoin impulse exceeds the 25% threshold, corrective pressure spreads “across” the broader altcoin market. 

Currently, the market is nearing this critical threshold, meaning altcoins might be highly sensitive to changes in BTC stability and overall risk conditions. According to AMBCrypto, until the Risk Index declines and negative impulse subsides, altcoins are unlikely to gain significant traction. In this environment, short-term rallies may occur, but they are likely to be shallow and quickly reversed.





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Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A fresh round of disagreement over the CLARITY Act has revealed ongoing concerns originating from th

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A fresh round of disagreement over the CLARITY Act has revealed ongoing concerns originating from the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), as lawmakers prepare for a potential Senate Banking Committee markup. The debate intensified after a potential deal surfaced earlier in the week, suggesting the bill would broadly bar platforms from offering yield on stablecoins or assets that operate like bank deposits. That provision, along with other unresolved clauses, has prompted a flurry of comments from industry figures and lawmakers. Hyperliquid Policy Center CEO’s WarningJake Chervinsky, CEO of the recently launched Hyperliquid Policy Center, took to social media platform X (previously Twitter) to push back on how the debate has been framed. While acknowledging that stablecoin yield is a headline-grabbing issue, Chervinsky warned it is not the only sticking point. His primary concern centers on protecting non‑custodial software developers from being mischaracterized as money transmitters. “That’s non‑negotiable for DeFi,” he wrote, arguing that developers must not be subject to the same regulatory obligations as custodial firms if decentralized finance is to function. He urged fixes to elements of the bill that, in his view, would undermine those protections. Related Reading: Doom Looms For Gemini (GEMI): Expert Predicts Bankruptcy By End Of 2026At the heart of Chervinsky’s argument is the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), which appears as Section 604 in the last Senate Banking draft. The BRCA explicitly clarifies that “non‑controlling developers and providers” are not financial institutions required to meet know-your-customer (KYC) obligations under the Bank Secrecy Act.  But Chervinsky says that other portions of the CLARITY Act — specifically parts of Title 3 — still contain language that could subject many non‑custodial developers to KYC duties despite the BRCA’

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P2P.me said it traded on a Polymarket contract tied to its own fundraising round before the raise went live. Summary P2P.me opened Polymarket positions before its fundraising launch and admitted the disclosure delay was wrong. The project raised $5.2 million, missed its $6 million target, and the market resolved no. US lawmakers and prediction platforms are tightening rules as insider trading concerns spread wider now. The disclosure adds fresh attention to insider trading risks on prediction markets as US lawmakers and platforms move to tighten rules. The team behind the decentralized trading platform said it opened positions on Polymarket 10 days before its capital raise launched. The market asked whether the project would reach its $6 million target. At that time, the team said it had only one "oral commitment" from Multicoin Capital for $3 million, with "no signed term sheets" and "no guaranteed allocations." You might also like: Cynthia Lummis says CLARITY Act would strengthen DeFi developer protections The raise later closed at $5.2 million, below the target, and the market resolved to "no." The team said it understands why some people may see the trade as a trust issue, even though it did not view the bet as trading on a completed deal.

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