MLB officially names Polymarket its exclusive prediction market exchange partner with access to league data, logos and branding.
The league signs a memorandum of understanding with the CFTC for confidential information sharing on market integrity issues.
Agreement restricts high-risk markets such as individual pitches, manager decisions and umpire calls while requiring uniform standards across platforms.
The pact, announced...
US Wholesale Inflation Surges as PPI Hits 3.4% Annual High Ahead of Fed Decision
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The Producer Price Index (PPI) for
final demand increased 0.7% in February, significantly
outstripping the 0.3% consensus forecast.
On an annual basis, headline wholesale inflation rose to 3.4%, the highest level recorded since February 2025.
Bitcoin and major altcoins saw immediate selling pressure, with BTC dipping below $72,000 as traders recalibrated expectations for 2026 interest rate cuts.
Wholesale prices in the United States rose...
Bitcoin Outperforms Gold and Stocks as Geopolitical Stress Tests ‘Safe-Haven’ Narratives
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Bitcoin has decoupled from gold, gaining approximately 7% to 9% since the start of the Iran conflict on Feb. 28, while gold fell nearly 3.7%.
The Federal Reserve’s hawkish hold on March 18, which kept rates at 3.50%–3.75%, pressured traditional risk assets and bullion.
Analysts cite spot demand from U.S. ETFs and 24/7 liquidity as structural reasons for Bitcoin’s relative strength during the energy shock.
Bitcoin has displayed a rare...
SEC Approves Nasdaq’s Tokenized Securities Trading Pilot
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The SEC approved Nasdaq’s rule change to enable tokenized versions of certain securities to trade on its exchange.
Applies to Russell 1000 stocks and ETFs tracking S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 indices.
Tokenized shares trade on the same order book with identical prices, tickers, CUSIP numbers and investor rights.
Settlement occurs through the Depository Trust Company’s (DTC) tokenization pilot for eligible participants only.
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SEC and CFTC release landmark guidance declaring most crypto assets are not securities
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The SEC and CFTC issued a 68-page joint
interpretation on March 17, 2026, clarifying that most crypto assets
are not securities.
The guidance establishes five categories:
digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital tools, stablecoins,
and digital securities.
The interpretation explicitly clarifies
that protocol mining, staking, and airdrops generally do not fall
under federal securities laws.
The
U.S. Securities and Exchange...



