Author: 行政
On Mar. 13, the US economy delivered a data dump that landed somewhere between uncomfortable and alarming.The GDP for the 2025 fourth quarter was revised down to 0.7% from an initial estimate of 1.4%, following 4.4% growth in the third quarter.January core PCE rose 3.1% year over year, with a 0.4% monthly increase. January durable-goods orders were virtually unchanged, while core capital goods orders came in flat, with shipments down 0.1%. Real consumer spending edged up just 0.1%.These numbers were delayed by last year’s 43-day shutdown and hit the market after the Feb. 28 start of the US-Israeli war on…
Binance suing the Wall Street Journal is not a new kind of signal, as the exchange has fought what it considered hostile coverage before.However, this time the market may read the move differently.In earlier cycles, a Binance-versus-media clash fit neatly into a larger story of regulatory danger. Now, after a softer US enforcement turn and deeper overlap with President Donald Trump-linked crypto networks, the same kind of pushback may be read less as panic and more as confidence.On Mar. 11, Binance sued the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones over a Feb. 23 report tied to an alleged Iran-related internal…
A crypto trader lost over $50 million in Aave-wrapped USDT on March 12 after sending a single large order through the DeFi lending protocol’s swap interface and clearing a slippage warning on a mobile device.Data from Etherscan shows the wallet swapped $50.43 million aEthUSDT for 327.24 aEthAAVE through CoW Protocol in Ethereum block 24,643,151.At the current AAVE price of $111.52, the returned tokens were worth roughly $36,100, leaving an implied loss of about $49.96 million relative to the original order size.The trade drew immediate attention across crypto markets because of its scale and because it moved through one of decentralized…
A French couple held at knifepoint in their home near Versailles and forced to transfer roughly €900,000 in Bitcoin would normally read like a rare, tragic story.But in France, it now fits a pattern serious enough to rattle the industry, draw the interior minister into the fray, and push executives toward bodyguards and tighter personal security measures.This signals a broader trend: crypto security is becoming a key concern for physical security.The March 2026 Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt case, in which three men posing as police allegedly coerced the couple into authorizing the transfer, is the latest data point in what French authorities…
Whitman Brands has announced second and third print runs of the Official Red Book: A Guide Book of United States Coins 2026, citing strong demand for the newly redesigned edition of the hobby’s best-known reference and price guide. A Guide Book of United States Coins, affectionately known as the Red Book, reimagined and redesigned for 2026 First released in April 2025, the updated 2026 edition has already surpassed 315,000 copies sold, exceeding prior-year Red Book sales volumes by more than 30 percent across both retail and wholesale channels. The book also received the Numismatic Literary Guild’s 2025 Award for Extraordinary…
The next big Bitcoin policy fight may have nothing to do with ETFs or government legislation, but with a dry Federal Reserve capital proposal that most investors will never read.The landscape is simple: will big banks continue to treat Bitcoin as a balance sheet hazard, or will US capital rules begin to leave room for more serious bank intermediation around it?With the Fed expected to vote next week on a revised Basel proposal and then open a 90-day comment window, this little-noticed rulemaking could become one of the most important banking decisions for Bitcoin in years.Reuters reported on Mar. 12…
Solana, Cardano, and BNB prices rose as Bitcoin surged past $73,000. Altcoins surge as SOL passes $92, ADA hits $0.28 and BNB nears $675. Price gain caught leveraged traders off guard, with over $370 million liquidated across crypto. Cryptocurrency prices climbed on Friday as risk assets attempted a rebound amid easing oil prices, with Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and Binance Coin (BNB) among the tokens posting notable gains. As these altcoins approached key price levels, bearish traders were caught off guard by the sharp move higher. The spike wiped out many short positions, pushing total 24-hour liquidations beyond $370 million.…
BlackRock’s new staked Ethereum ETF (ETHB) is easy to misunderstand.This is not the first time ETH staking has finally reached exchange-traded products, as Grayscale has already crossed that bridge. What’s interesting about the launch is that BlackRock is now standardizing the way Ethereum is explained to mainstream investors.With ETHB, Ethereum is being repackaged less as a confusing crypto-tech bet and more as a yield-bearing portfolio asset: something investors can hold in a brokerage account, potentially collect monthly staking-related income from, and understand in much more familiar investment terms.BlackRock introduced the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF on Mar. 12. BlackRock’s release…
Bitcoin is charging toward $73,000 amid a fresh decoupling from the stock market. The surge in BTC price comes despite fears around escalating oil prices. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana are also eyeing momentum as traditional assets falter. Bitcoin climbed past $72,500 on Friday, extending gains ahead of the Wall Street open. The cryptocurrency had earlier broken above $72,000 after buyers pushed it out of a consolidation range below $70,000. The move came as digital assets appeared to shrug off a broader sell-off in equities. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $72,518, up roughly 4% over the past…
Bitcoin has outperformed gold, silver, and major US equity indexes since the US-Israeli attack on Iran began, recovering to over $72,000 even as oil surged above $100 a barrel and traders cut expectations for near-term Federal Reserve easing.According to CryptoSlate data, Bitcoin is up 7.3% since the conflict began and even rallied to a one-month high of over $73,000. The flagship digital asset has since retraced to around $72,200 as of press time.Over the same stretch, gold fell to $5,091, about 4% below the level it stood before the first strikes hit Iran. Silver dropped more than 10%, falling from…