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Make CryptoSlate preferred on Bitcoin, SPY, and crude oil tracked a single overnight pivot as Trump moved from existential rhetoric to a two-week Iran ceasefireMarkets spent the night repricing a single geopolitical variable rather than growth, inflation, or crypto-specific risk.After using unprecedented and combustible language earlier in the day, once Donald Trump signaled a two-week Iran ceasefire window, the war premium embedded across crude, equities, and Bitcoin unwound in near real time, turning what had looked like a fragmented macro session into a synchronized cross-asset reversal.This was not just another volatile overnight session. Markets abruptly repriced the odds of a…
The FDIC Board of Directors approved a notice of proposed rulemaking on April 7, 2026 to implement key provisions of the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act) for federally supervised payment stablecoin issuers. Issuers would be required to back tokens with identifiable reserve assets, redeem stablecoins generally within two business days, and meet capital and risk-management standards tailored to size and complexity. Reserves backing stablecoins would not flow through to holders as FDIC-insured deposits, but tokenised deposits meeting the statutory definition of “deposit” would receive the same insurance treatment as traditional deposits. The US Federal…
Solana price has gained in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin retests $72,000. The SOL token could rally to $150 amid the US-Iran ceasefire. However, continued weakness could allow bears to target $70 or lower. Solana’s latest rebound has revived bullish speculation, with decent gains aligning with an uptick for risk asset markets. As traders digest the impact of easing geopolitical tensions amid the ceasefire between the US and Iran, the key question is whether a shift in sentiment could propel Solana to its year-to-date highs of $150. Solana eyes $90 as geopolitical risk cools As noted, the broader cryptocurrency…
Decentralised exchange Stabble urged users to “temporarily withdraw their liquidity immediately” on April 7 after discovering that its former CTO, Keisuke Watanabe, was allegedly a North Korean operative. Total value locked on Stabble fell from US$1.75 million to under US$663K, a 62% drop, within hours of the warning, even though no exploit was disclosed at the protocol itself. The episode follows the US$285 million Drift Protocol exploit attributed to North Korea-linked actors, intensifying scrutiny of how DPRK IT workers are infiltrating crypto firms under false identities. Solana-based decentralised exchange Stabble saw its total value locked (TVL) drop 62% after an…
Accumulation address cohorts now hold 4.37 million BTC, up from roughly 2 million BTC in early 2024, according to CryptoQuant community data. Bitcoin’s network activity index climbed to 3,600, crossing its 365-day moving average for the first time since December 2024 and entering “bull-phase” territory not seen since April 2025. US President Donald Trump and Iran’s Supreme National Security Council agreed on a two-week ceasefire on Tuesday. Long-term Bitcoin holders increased accumulation as a US-Iran two-week ceasefire eased one of the main geopolitical pressures on global risk assets. According to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin (BTC) held by accumulating address cohorts has…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on The Cardano community has officially approved the first tranche of the Orion Fund, a venture-style initiative designed to bridge Bitcoin liquidity into its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.The governance vote unlocks 50 million ADA from the network’s treasury, marking a pivotal shift in how Cardano funds its long-term economic expansion.The approval, which cleared required thresholds from both delegated representatives (DReps) and the Constitutional Committee, takes effect at epoch 624.It initiates a $15 million deployment, which is the first phase of an $80 million total target, managed by blockchain venture firm Draper Dragon, with Draper University acting as…
US spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed US$471 million in net inflows on Monday, their biggest single-day result since Feb. 25. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led with roughly US$182 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC at US$147 million and ARK 21Shares’ ARKB at about US$119 million. Inflows arrived with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index pinned in “Extreme Fear” at 13 and roughly US$196 million in short positions liquidated. US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in US$471 million (AU$683 million) in net inflows on Monday, their strongest daily result since late February. The one-day intake was the largest for the 11-fund US spot Bitcoin…
Crypto scams accounted for the largest financial losses in FBI cybercrime data, surpassing all other categories. Investment fraud continues to dominate, with victims often losing large sums through prolonged manipulation. The issue is expanding across demographics, including minors, despite ongoing enforcement efforts. Americans lost more than US$11 billion (AU$15.95 billion) to cryptocurrency-related scams in 2025, according to the FBI’s latest internet crime report, underscoring the growing scale of digital asset fraud. The losses came from 181,565 complaints involving crypto, making it the category with the highest reported financial damage among cyber-enabled crimes. Overall, the FBI recorded more than one million…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Bitcoin continued to hold near $68,000, a key long-term support level, this morning as traders waited for President Donald Trump’s latest deadline for Iran.The tension built after Trump said on Truth Social that “a whole civilization will die tonight” as his 8 P.M. Eastern deadline for a deal with Iran approached.The warning came alongside reports of strikes on Iranian oil infrastructure on Kharg Island, sharpening fears that the confrontation could move from deadline politics to a more disruptive energy shock.These tensions have left the market suspended between a crypto structure that has so far resisted a…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Polymarket’s plan to roll out its own collateral token sounds, at first glance, like the kind of move that should eat into Circle’s USDC. A platform swaps out USDC.e, introduces Polymarket USD, and the obvious retail question follows almost immediately: Does that mean less demand for USDC?The short answer is no. Polymarket USD is being introduced as a token backed 1:1 by native USDC, while the platform is phasing out USDC.e, the bridged version of USDC it previously used on Polygon. The wrapper is changing, and the user experience is changing, but the underlying reserve asset…