Author: CryptoPress
Peter Steinberger firmly rejects memecoin involvement: The Moltbot creator states he will never launch a token and labels any claiming his ownership as scams.
Fake Solana tokens emerge: Impersonation memecoins like $CLAWD surged in value before crashing following his public denial.
Harassment damages project: Persistent crypto community outreach hinders development of the open-source AI assistant.
Broader industry concern: Case...
March FOMC Meeting Looms as Potential Catalyst for Crypto Market Pivot
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Interest rate expectations for the January meeting suggest a “dovish pause,” keeping the fed funds rate at 3.50%–3.75%.
Traders are pricing in a 52% probability of a rate cut at the March 17-18 FOMC meeting, according to prediction market data.
Bitcoin remains rangebound near $88,000, with market sentiment stuck in “Fear” territory as participants await Jerome Powell’s 2026 policy guidance.
As the Federal...
Gemini to Shut Down Nifty Gateway as NFT Market Consolidation Deepens
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Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway will officially cease all operations on February 23, 2026.
The platform has immediately transitioned to a withdrawal-only state, halting all primary sales and trading.
Gemini plans to integrate NFT support into its core ecosystem via the Gemini Wallet as part of a new “superapp” strategy.
Nifty Gateway, one of the most recognizable names from the initial NFT boom, is set to permanently close its doors...
Crypto Markets Braced for Volatility as ‘Magnificent Seven’ Earnings Kick Off
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Earnings reports from Apple, Microsoft, and Meta are expected to serve as major liquidity signals for crypto and broader risk assets this week.
Bitcoin’s correlation with equities remains a key focus for traders as the Nasdaq 100 consolidates near the 26,000 level ahead of corporate guidance.
AI-related crypto tokens like NEAR and FET are trading as “shadow stocks” to Nvidia and Microsoft, making them highly...
Trump Hikes Tariffs on South Korea to 25% Following Trade Deal Delays
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President Trump announced an increase in tariffs from 15% to 25% on South Korean imports, specifically targeting autos, lumber, and pharmaceuticals.
The move comes after the South Korean legislature failed to ratify the “Historic Trade Agreement” brokered between Trump and President Lee Jae Myung in July 2025.
The administration had previously lowered these duties to 15% in anticipation of the deal, but the latest move restores...

