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TRUMP Memecoin Whale Count Hits 5-Month High As Mar-A-Lago Gala Nears

Multiple bills aimed at preventing federal officials from profiting from digital assets are stalled in Congress. Despite this, former President Donald Trump is set to host a luncheon at Mar-a-Lago on April 25 for the top 297 holders of the TRUMP memecoin, with a private reception for the 29 largest holders. Following the announcement, the token's price surged over 50%, and the number of wallets holding over 1 million TRUMP tokens reached a five-month high of 83. Token ownership is highly concentrated, with the top 10 wallets controlling over 90% of the supply. Analysts predict a pattern similar to last year's event, where price spiked on announcement but declined afterward, unless new developments are revealed. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino is scheduled to speak, potentially turning the event into a progress showcase.

bitcoinist03/19 09:03

TRUMP Memecoin Whale Count Hits 5-Month High As Mar-A-Lago Gala Nears

bitcoinist03/19 09:03

Chainlink (LINK) Weakens: Is a Breakdown Below $6 Imminent?

Large whale accumulation of over 3.12 million LINK tokens in the past week suggests growing confidence and tightening supply, potentially supporting upside momentum. However, Chainlink's price has weakened, declining from an intraday high of $9.86 to $9.15, with trading volume up 20.16%. Technical indicators point to bearish pressure: MACD is below zero, CMF at -0.21 indicates selling pressure, RSI at 35.37 shows bearish momentum, and Bull Bear Power reads -0.57, signaling bear dominance. Key support lies at $9.09, with potential further decline if bearish pressure continues. Resistance is at $9.21, with a breakout above $9.27 possible if bullish sentiment returns.

TheNewsCrypto03/19 09:03

Chainlink (LINK) Weakens: Is a Breakdown Below $6 Imminent?

TheNewsCrypto03/19 09:03

Above the Seats: A Covert Power Struggle Deciding the Fate of Encryption

The 2026 US midterm elections pose significant risks to the crypto industry, with Democrats having an 85% chance of taking the House. This would place Maxine Waters, a vocal crypto critic, as Chair of the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC), giving her absolute power to block crypto legislation by controlling the agenda. In the Senate, Elizabeth Warren, another staunch opponent, would likely chair the Banking Committee. While nearly half of Democratic lawmakers voted for the pro-crypto GENIUS Act, this support is superficial. Bills never go to a full floor vote without first passing through committee, where chairs hold unilateral power to kill them. The current pro-crypto Republican chairs, who advanced bills like FIT21 and CLARITY, would be replaced. The analysis highlights that even though pro-crypto Democrats exist, they lack influence in the powerful committees that control legislative progress. Key elections that could shift committee dynamics are limited. The conclusion is that a Democratic sweep would create a severe structural headwind, stalling major crypto legislation in Congress despite bipartisan voter support.

marsbit03/19 08:57

Above the Seats: A Covert Power Struggle Deciding the Fate of Encryption

marsbit03/19 08:57

An Undisclosed Loan Exposes the Ties Between the U.S. Commerce Secretary and Tether

A previously unreported loan from Tether to a trust benefiting the children of US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has raised ethical concerns. In October, Lutnick sold his multibillion-dollar stake in Cantor Fitzgerald to trusts for his four children to comply with federal ethics rules. Around the same time, one trust, Dynasty Trust A, borrowed an undisclosed sum from Tether, the stablecoin issuer. The loan was collateralized by the trust's assets, which include a majority stake in Cantor, and by a convertible note giving Cantor rights to 5% of Tether. Ethics experts argue this transaction may violate the intent of federal divestiture requirements, as the loan from Tether—a firm with significant business ties to Cantor—could create a new conflict of interest. Cantor has managed Tether's reserves since 2021 and made a $600 million investment in Tether in 2024, which has appreciated significantly. As Commerce Secretary, Lutnick has been involved in crypto policy, including the pro-industry GENIUS Act, which contained provisions beneficial to Tether. The White House and a Cantor spokesman stated that Lutnick has complied with all ethics agreements. The loan's terms and the sale price to Lutnick's children were not disclosed.

marsbit03/19 08:56

An Undisclosed Loan Exposes the Ties Between the U.S. Commerce Secretary and Tether

marsbit03/19 08:56

SEC Chairman Explains Why NFTs Are Not Securities: 'Like Buying Trading Cards'

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins explained in a CNBC interview why NFTs are generally not considered securities, comparing them to collectibles like baseball cards. The SEC recently issued guidance identifying four categories of digital assets not classified as securities: digital commodities, digital tools, digital collectibles (including NFTs), and stablecoins. Atkins emphasized that NFTs are typically "bought and held" assets rather than investment contracts, which are central to the definition of a security. He noted that each asset is evaluated based on its specific facts and circumstances, but digital collectibles are generally viewed as immutable purchases not intended for trading like traditional securities. This reflects a broader shift in the SEC’s approach under Atkins’ leadership, moving away from enforcement-driven regulation toward clearer guidance and a more predictable framework. The change aligns with the Trump administration's crypto-friendly stance, with Atkins criticizing past regulatory missteps that he believes set the U.S. back in crypto innovation.

marsbit03/19 08:47

SEC Chairman Explains Why NFTs Are Not Securities: 'Like Buying Trading Cards'

marsbit03/19 08:47

Polymarket Acquires Brahma to Strengthen DeFi Infrastructure

Polymarket, the largest prediction market, has acquired DeFi infrastructure provider Brahma. The Brahma team will focus on enhancing Polymarket's product suite, aiming to reduce friction in wallet creation, deposits, and token redemptions. The acquisition is expected to bring more liquidity to niche prediction markets on Polymarket. Brahma’s three main products—Strategy Vaults, Brahma Accounts, and Swype.fun—will be discontinued over the next 30 days. This move is part of Polymarket’s continued expansion despite broader crypto market challenges. The company recently announced partnerships with Palantir and TWG AI for an AI-powered sports integrity platform and acquired Dome and Lunch in February. Financial terms of the Brahma acquisition were not disclosed.

TheNewsCrypto03/19 08:30

Polymarket Acquires Brahma to Strengthen DeFi Infrastructure

TheNewsCrypto03/19 08:30

‘Lean Ethereum’ will not compromise security for speed, says Vitalik Buterin – Here’s how

Vitalik Buterin has reaffirmed his commitment to a "lean Ethereum" roadmap, aiming to simplify the network's design without compromising security for speed. This long-term strategy intends to merge the currently separate execution and beacon clients into a unified system, enabling faster transaction settlement and allowing smartphones to function as network nodes. Buterin argues this approach will allow Ethereum to achieve speeds comparable to chains like Solana while maintaining Bitcoin-level security. The Ethereum Foundation recently released a guiding document centered on the CROPS philosophy (censorship-resistant, open source, private, secure) to preserve user freedom and ensure the network's survival even without the Foundation. Opinions on the plan are divided, with supporters seeing it as reinforcing Ethereum's leadership in decentralization, while critics worry about potential security risks. Meanwhile, ETH's price action remains heavily influenced by Bitcoin's momentum. A recent Bitcoin price drop dragged ETH down approximately 6% from nearly $2,400 to $2,200, with analysis indicating potential further declines to support levels near $2,153.

ambcrypto03/19 08:06

‘Lean Ethereum’ will not compromise security for speed, says Vitalik Buterin – Here’s how

ambcrypto03/19 08:06

US Capital Bets Big on Latin America: Wagering Not on Growth, but on the 'Key Nodes' of the Financial System

U.S. capital is increasingly investing in Latin America, focusing not on traditional growth but on controlling key nodes in the financial system. The region’s financial friction—high inflation, costly cross-border payments, and underdeveloped banking infrastructure—has created strong demand for digital payment and dollarized solutions. Stablecoins like USDC and USDT are being used to facilitate low-cost remittances, hedge against currency devaluation, and enable faster enterprise transactions. For instance, in Argentina, users leverage stablecoins for arbitrage amid tight currency controls, while in Mexico, families receive remittances via WhatsApp in minutes at under 1% cost. Major players like Visa are acquiring local payment platforms, and venture firms like ARQ are building bridges between traditional banking and crypto-based systems. With high digital payment adoption but persistent gaps in cross-border and dollar services, Latin America offers both proven demand and growth potential. However, the market requires deep local expertise and regulatory navigation, making it a complex but high-value opportunity for those who can build scalable, compliant financial infrastructure.

marsbit03/19 08:03

US Capital Bets Big on Latin America: Wagering Not on Growth, but on the 'Key Nodes' of the Financial System

marsbit03/19 08:03

Institutions Are Using XRP As Collateral, Says Ripple Prime CEO

Ripple Prime CEO Mike Higgins states that institutions are beginning to use XRP as collateral within their market structures. Ripple's acquisition and rebranding of Hidden Road to Ripple Prime aims to integrate prime brokerage, clearing, custody, and treasury services. The platform enables firms to use XRP as collateral to finance trades without needing to liquidate it first, providing dollar credit for activities like trading CME futures. This approach, similar to traditional commodity finance, allows for balance-sheet efficiency and access to additional return strategies. Higgins highlights the advantages of digital collateral, such as 24/7 movement and liquidation, crucial for risk management. He emphasizes that institutional adoption requires compliance, transparency, and permissioned access, bridging traditional and digital finance. At the time of reporting, XRP was trading at $1.46.

bitcoinist03/19 08:02

Institutions Are Using XRP As Collateral, Says Ripple Prime CEO

bitcoinist03/19 08:02

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