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  • Analysis: The crypto market shows mixed signals, indicating the need for a cautious approach until a clearer trend emerges

    The crypto market is currently facing mixed signals and lacks momentum. Traders are cautiously waiting for clearer trends, especially since Bitcoin could not surpass the $70,000 resistance.

    Funding rates are decreasing while downside hedging grows, and overall trading volumes are low, casting doubt on the rebound’s strength.

    As of now, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization stands at 2.29 trillion USD with Bitcoin and Ethereum trading volumes recorded at 48.9 billion USD and 22.9 billion USD respectively.

  • Major token unlocks worth over 5 million USD expected soon

    Tokens WBT, CONX, and APT are anticipated to unlock significant amounts soon. In addition, other tokens like SOL and DOGE will experience substantial daily unlocks. Overall, the value of the unlocked tokens will surpass 4.58 billion USD within the next week.

  • Gold and silver face volatility amid Middle East tensions and dollar strength

    Gold and silver markets are experiencing increased volatility driven by geopolitical risks in the Middle East and a strengthening US dollar. The dollar’s appreciation is putting pressure on precious metals, which are priced in USD, making them more expensive for international buyers. Investors are weighing geopolitical uncertainty against the headwinds from dollar strength, creating mixed price action in the commodities.

  • Flow Foundation seeks court injunction against major South Korean exchanges’ decision to delist FLOW

    On March 9, the Flow Foundation, along with Dapper Labs, filed a motion to the Seoul Central District Court to prevent the upcoming delisting of FLOW on March 16 by three major exchanges in South Korea. This move follows the reinstatement of FLOW trading services by global exchanges including Binance.

  • NYSE parent ICE invests $200 million in OKX at $25 billion valuation

    Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, has made a reported $200 million investment in crypto exchange OKX at a $25 billion valuation. The investment reflects ICE’s strategic interest in the cryptocurrency market and signals potential expansion of the company’s digital asset infrastructure. Details on the specific partnership terms and how ICE plans to leverage the investment remain limited, but the move underscores institutional confidence in crypto exchange platforms.

  • Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong bring in over 130 billion VND profit per person, surpassing many securities and real estate companies

    The profit per employee index reveals the operational efficiency of a business. In 2025, VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, topped the list with 132 billion VND profit per employee, boosted by high revenue from project transfers. Securities company VIX ranked second with 78.1 billion VND, benefiting from self-investment activities. TCBS and VPBankS also made it to the top with significant profits. In real estate, many companies like Khang Dien and Da Nang House reported high profits per employee despite differing scales of workforce. Lottery company Bac Lieu and others such as PV Gas and Water Supply Company also achieved stable profits, demonstrating the diverse strengths of the economy.

  • Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong bring in over 130 billion VND profit each, surpassing many securities and real estate companies

    The profit per employee ranking for 2025 sees VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, leading with 132 billion VND/person, reporting a pre-tax profit of 19,270 billion VND, mainly from 44,560 billion VND in revenue from project transfers. Securities company VIX ranks second with 78.1 billion VND/person, achieving 6,717 billion VND in pre-tax profit due to its proprietary trading activities. TCBS (TCX) ranks third with 12.1 billion VND/person, while VPBankS saw an increase to 5.5 billion VND/person. The real estate sector also features representatives like Da Nang House and Khang Dien with around 8.1 billion VND/person. Sunshine Group, with 1,485 employees, achieved 7.6 billion VND/person. The listing also includes Xo So Bac Lieu with 11.6 billion VND/person from 79 employees, demonstrating the sector’s significant potential.

  • Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong bring in over 130 billion VND profit each, surpassing numerous securities and real estate companies

    The profit per employee index for VinGroup companies is extremely high in 2025, with VEFAC leading at 132 billion VND/person due to revenue from significant project transfers. VIX ranks second with 78.1 billion VND/person owing to a significant increase in profits from proprietary trading activities. Following are TCBS with 12.1 billion VND/person and VPBankS with 5.5 billion VND/person. Real estate companies are also prominent, with notable firms like Nhà Đà Nẵng and Khang Điền achieving high profits, as well as Sunshine Group, which, despite having thousands of employees, generates enormous profits. The lottery company Xổ số Bạc Liêu stands out with 11.6 billion VND/person, highlighting the diversity in industry structure that boosts employee profit rankings.

  • Employees of Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong Bring in Over 130 Billion VND Profit per Person, Surpassing Numerous Securities, Real Estate Firms

    Profit per Employee is a crucial measure of operational efficiency. In 2025, VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, topped the list with an impressive profit of 132 billion VND per employee, driven by revenues from transferring part of the Vinhomes Global Gate project. Following closely was VIX Securities with a profit of 78.1 billion VND per employee, thanks to effective proprietary trading, achieving a pre-tax profit of 6,717 billion VND. Other companies such as TCBS and VPBankS also reported high profits, with 12.1 and 5.5 billion VND per employee, respectively. The real estate sector contributed significantly to the top 15, including Danang Housing and Khang Dien with earnings of around 8.1 billion VND per employee. VEFAC and several securities firms have demonstrated outstanding profitability compared to other sectors, emphasizing the importance of business efficiency in the current economic context.

  • Pham Nhat Vuong’s Employees Generate Over 130 Billion VND Profit Per Person, Outperforming Numerous Securities and Real Estate Firms

    The Profit per Employee index highlights VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, with 132 billion VND/person due to a 1,526% increase in pre-tax profit, reaching 19.27 trillion VND in 2025. VEFAC has only 146 employees. Following is VIX Securities with 78.1 billion VND/person and a 724% increase in pre-tax profit to 6.717 trillion VND. TCBS stands third with 12.1 billion VND/person. Real estate firms like Da Nang House and Khang Dien also achieved 8.1 billion VND/person. The only lottery company in the list, Bac Lieu Lottery, reported 11.6 billion VND/person. Other companies like BV Land, Nam Tan Uyen, and PV Gas have profits ranging from 4.8 to 9.1 billion VND/person. The ranking reflects the efficiency in investment and business operations of these companies in 2025.