This new service lets hedge funds, family offices, and wealthy investors trade in contracts based on specific events without needing to use typical retail exchanges or sell their cryptocurrency for cash, according to a statement released Tuesday.
Invesco Ltd. announced on Tuesday it will assume investment management duties for Superstate’s Short Duration U.S. Government Securities Fund (USTB), a tokenized fund backed by short-term U.S. Treasury bills.
Bitcoin briefly dropped to around $68,400 but then recovered, rising towards $71,400. This happened after a price gap in CME Bitcoin futures contracts around $70,100 was closed. However, the overall price pattern still suggests a potential downward trend.
Well, well, well. SB Seker, the APAC head of Binance, has graced India with the title of “crown jewel” for global crypto growth. How charming! One can almost hear the tinkle of digital coins in the distance. Apparently, India’s young, tech-savvy population is the toast of the blockchain ball, driving adoption with all the fervor of a debutante at her first soiree.
Polymarket recently announced new rules to ensure fair trading on both its decentralized finance platform and its US exchange, which is regulated by the CFTC.
On March 24, 2026, security company SlowMist warned that the website samouraiwalle[.]com had been taken over. The FBI had seized the site in August 2025 after the project ended in 2024, and it seems the website’s registration either expired or was sold off earlier this month.
Kalshi, the biggest prediction market in the U.S., has significantly strengthened its rules against insider trading and market manipulation. They’ve implemented new technology to automatically prevent people like politicians and athletes – those with access to privileged information or the power to affect outcomes – from trading on relevant markets.
The Aave community has spoken, and they’ve said, “Yeah, sure, let’s do this.” The V4 upgrade got the green light after months of discussions that probably involved more coffee than a Starbucks warehouse. Now, Ethereum mainnet activation is just around the corner, assuming the corner isn’t too far away.
Leading the charge was none other than BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, flaunting its audacious $160.8 million like a peacock at a garden party. Meanwhile, Fidelity, feeling rather generous, added a modest $41.7 million to the mix, while poor dear Grayscale experienced a rather unfortunate $25.9 million in outflows. One can only imagine the tears shed over those lost coins!
But hold your horses, because lurking beneath this shiny exterior is a tale of woe. On-chain data is here to ruin the fun, showing that transaction throughput and daily active addresses are flailing about lower than a limbo champion at a retirement home. So we have to ask ourselves: Is this rally a sustainable joyride or just a quick pit stop on the highway to heartbreak?