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Hive stock stalls at the 200-day EMA as momentum fades Hive stock watchers saw a stall just below its 200-day EMA into Friday’s close, keeping the daily bias neutral. The HIVE stock price ended at 2.6

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Hive stock watchers saw a stall just below its 200-day EMA into Friday’s close, keeping the daily bias neutral. The HIVE stock price ended at 2.69, a whisker under 2.70, as short-term momentum softened.



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The crypto market witnessed one of its harshest trading sessions of 2026. Traders lost more than $563 million in leveraged long positions within 24 hours. This event marked the largest single-day liquidation since February. Panic spread quickly across major exchanges as prices collapsed without warning. Ethereum accounted for the biggest share of losses, while Bitcoin followed closely behind.

The sudden crypto liquidation wave shocked both retail traders and institutions. Many investors expected market stability after recent bullish momentum. Instead, aggressive selloffs wiped out overleveraged positions within hours. Traders watched billions disappear from the market as volatility surged across the crypto sector. Ethereum alone contributed nearly half of the total liquidations.

$ETH suffered the most damage during this market crash. Data showed nearly $244 million in Ethereum long liquidations within one day. Traders heavily bet on $ETH moving higher after weeks of bullish sentiment. However, the market reversed sharply and trapped thousands of leveraged positions.

Many traders expected Ethereum to maintain strength above key resistance zones. Instead, sellers dominated the market and pushed prices lower quickly. Liquidation engines accelerated the decline as exchanges closed underwater positions automatically. This chain reaction intensified losses across the broader crypto market.

Bitcoin also recorded significant losses during the liquidation event. Traders lost approximately $160 million in long positions as $BTC prices dropped sharply. The Bitcoin market crash added further stress to an already nervous crypto environment.

Several analysts pointed toward weakening momentum near critical resistance zones. Bitcoin failed to sustain bullish continuation patterns during recent sessions. Once support levels collapsed,

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Ethereum dips after Harvard's $86.8M exit: Can ETH hold $1.7K support?When institutions start reducing exposure, it's rarely about short-term noise.

The latest move from the Harvard Endowment fits that narrative. According to Q1 2026 SEC 13F filings, Harvard reduced its IBIT exposure by 43% to 3,044,612 shares ($117 million), following a prior 21% trim in Q4. More notably, the endowment fully exited its $86.8 million position in BlackRock's spot Ethereum [$ETH] ETF.

For context, Harvard had only initiated this Ethereum ETF position in Q4 2025, when filings first showed an $86.8 million allocation, making the recent exit a complete reversal within just one reporting cycle.

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Looking beyond price action, Ethereum as an L1 network is about more than speculation.

According to DeFiLlama, Ethereum dominates key crypto market segments such as Total Value Locked (TVL), stablecoin liquidity, and tokenization activity. This dominance keeps Ethereum central to the broader Web3 transition, where chains with deeper on-chain liquidity attract institutional flows.

However, since the Q4 2025 cycle, Ethereum's TVL dominance has largely reverted to earlier levels, while stablecoin supply has grown by only about 2.5%, pointing to slowing momentum across on-chain fundamentals. Against this backdrop, Harvard Endowment's exit from BlackRock's Ethereum ETF stands out as a meaningful shift in institutional positioning rather than just routine portfolio adjustment.

Looking beyond price action, Ethereum as an L1 net

Private credit stands apart with $3.226 billion on-chain and $1.257 billion in DeFi active TVL, a 39% ratio, driven by protocols like Maple Finance and Centrifuge that built their products as lending 

Private credit stands apart with $3.226 billion on-chain and $1.257 billion in DeFi active TVL, a 39% ratio, driven by protocols like Maple Finance and Centrifuge that built their products as lending instruments from inception.

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A log-scale bar chart comparing onchain market cap to DeFi active TVL across four RWA categories, with private credit at 39% DeFi utilization.

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The cryptocurrency industry cannot achieve its next phase of expansion without fully integrating privacy technology, according to Mert Mumtaz, CEO of Solana infrastructure firm Helius. In a statement posted on X, Mumtaz argued that while retail investors have largely overlooked privacy features over the past year, institutional investors have identified it as their second most critical requirement.Privacy technology allows users to conceal transaction amounts and counterparty identities — a capability that an increasing number of blockchain projects are now building into their protocols. Mumtaz’s remarks highlight a growing divide between retail and institutional priorities in the crypto space. Retail traders have historically prioritized speed, low fees, and user experience, often treating privacy as a secondary concern. Institutions, however, face regulatory compliance requirements and risk management frameworks that make transaction confidentiality a necessity.The emphasis on privacy from institutional players signals a maturation of the crypto market. Large-scale investors, including hedge funds, asset managers, and corporate treasuries, require assurance that their trading strategies and portfolio allocations remain confidential. Without robust privacy features, these entities may remain hesitant to deploy significant capital into public blockchain networks. Mumtaz’s comments align with broader industry trends, where projects like Monero, Zcash, and newer zero-knowledge proof-based solutions are gaining traction among enterprise users.For blockchain developers and infrastructure providers, the message is clear: privacy is no longer optional. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies globally — with frameworks like the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation and the US Treasury’s evolving guidance — the ability to off

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Hong Kong University Business School Prepares to Accept Bitcoin for Tuition Payments The University of Hong Kong's business school is ready to become one of the first major universities to accept Bitcoin for tuition fees and donations. This move comes as Hong Kong strengthens its position as a global crypto hub with new regulations taking effect. Professor Cai Hongbin, dean of HKU’s business and economics faculty, announced at a crypto forum this week that technical preparations are complete. “All the technical details have been sorted out. We will take Bitcoin and digital currencies for tuition fees and donations in the future,” he said during the CryptoFi Forum on Wednesday. The university hasn’t set a launch date yet. HKU confirmed to the South China Morning Post that it is “actively exploring” digital currency payments as part of its commitment to financial innovation.

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