SEC Chair Paul Atkins declared at the DC Blockchain Summit on March 17 that most crypto assets are not securities under federal law—only tokenized traditional securities remain under jurisdiction. This landmark clarification ends years of uncertainty, enabling clearer business models, product launches, and institutional entry. The ruling is expected to accelerate ETF approvals, DeFi innovation, and tokenization projects while reducing complianc…
Crypto markets closed the week strong on March 16, 2026, with Bitcoin trading near $73,900 after a steady climb and altcoins posting sharp gains. Total market cap topped $2.5 trillion as risk appetite returned, fueled by institutional inflows and memecoin momentum.
Bitcoin rallied sharply this week, climbing from $68,402 on March 9 to $73,945 today and nearing a decisive $74,000 breakout. A push above this level could target $80,000 (former…
Bitcoin’s institutional demand proved pivotal this week as spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed volatility from geopolitical shocks and delivered the strongest support since February. Total crypto market cap sits at $2.34 trillion with 24h volume of $93.81 billion.
Strong Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeding $1.4 billion in recent sessions fueled the mid-week rebound, pushing prices from lows near $65,600 to a peak of $72,765 before settling around $68,7…
The crypto market today reflects a mix of resilience and caution, with geopolitical events driving short-term volatility while institutional interest provides underlying support. Bitcoin, trading around $66,500, has shown strength by outperforming equities in a risk-off environment triggered by the ongoing Iran conflict.
The escalation in the Middle East, marked by US and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets including the Natanz nuclear facili…
Tariff-Driven Selloff Dominates as Fear Returns
Crypto opened the week deep in the red after President Trump signaled 15% global tariffs, reigniting trade-war jitters and wiping out weekend gains. Bitcoin briefly crashed below $65,000 for the second time this month before clawing back toward $66,300, while the total market cap sank under $2.3 trillion.
Trump’s fresh tariff announcement sent shockwaves through risk assets Monday, with Bi…
