Robert Kiyosaki has stated that a significant stock market crash could occur in 2026, arguing that underlying issues from the 2008 financial crisis were never fully resolved. In response to these macro concerns, Kiyosaki recommends diversifying into gold, silver, BTC, ETH, and oil as potential hedges against market volatility. Current BTC is trading at $69,781.60 and ETH at $2,045.09.
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HUMA drops over 9.46% in 1 hour, the last price is 505 VNDC
HUMA trading volume is $16.12m. Market capitalization reaches $53.12m.
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Sky’s USDS stablecoin reaches $11.2B in outstanding supply
Sky’s USDS stablecoin has accumulated $1.5 billion in new deposits this month, bringing total outstanding USDS to $11.2 billion. The milestone surpasses the previous all-time high of $10.3 billion in deposits recorded in 2022, marking a significant recovery and expansion for the stablecoin protocol.
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Wallet dormant for two years pulls out 343 BTC in two hours, valued at approximately 23.85 million USD
The wallet identified as 37ije2 had been dormant for two years and made a significant withdrawal.
The withdrawal of 343 BTC from Binance and Cobo represents a substantial value of around 23.85 million USD.
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US prosecutors request denial of Sam Bankman-Fried’s retrial
Prosecutors assert that testimony from former FTX executives does not qualify as new evidence since they were known to the defense prior to trial, thus failing to meet legal standards for a retrial.
The court has yet to rule on Bankman-Fried’s retrial motion filed in February, amid ongoing public speculation regarding his potential pursuit of a presidential pardon.
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BNB Chain monthly active addresses hit all-time high of 55 million
On-chain metrics show strong network adoption momentum for BNB Chain. Monthly active addresses reached approximately 55 million in February, representing an 80% year-over-year increase. The surge in activity is occurring even as token prices have cooled, suggesting organic engagement growth independent of price movements.
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South Korea’s National Tax Service initiates development of a crypto investment income tracking system for tax collection by 2027
The South Korean National Tax Service has announced a budget of 3 billion won (approximately 2.02 million USD) for a new system aimed at tracking cryptocurrency investment income. This initiative aims to impose taxes on virtual asset transactions.
System design will commence in April 2024, with trial operations by November 2024 and a full launch expected in late 2027. AI and machine learning will be employed to analyze transaction data, focusing on identifying anomalies.
From January 2025, any virtual asset income exceeding 2.5 million won will incur a comprehensive tax rate of 22%. The Tax Service will collaborate with various agencies to enhance data sharing on suspected violators.
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Ripple sells XRP to fund share buybacks as institutional investors target company equity
Ripple is selling XRP tokens to finance its share buyback program, according to analyst commentary. Institutional investors are increasingly acquiring equity stakes in Ripple itself rather than purchasing XRP directly. The distinction highlights how large investors may view the company’s corporate value separately from the token’s performance. XRP is currently trading at $1.37.
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Perplexity introduces cloud-based AI agent service named Personal Computer
Perplexity has introduced its cloud-based AI agent service, Personal Computer, which utilizes a continuously running Apple Mac mini for seamless integration of local and cloud-based functionalities.
The service emphasizes user control with double authorization for sensitive tasks, records AI operations, and includes an emergency shutdown feature to ensure user safety.
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Asia’s largest bitcoin buyer plans to expand BTC ecosystem development
Asia’s biggest bitcoin buyer is shifting focus beyond accumulation to actively develop the Bitcoin ecosystem. The move signals growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s infrastructure potential. Details on specific development initiatives remain limited, but the announcement underscores how major players are now investing in BTC-related projects and technology beyond holding the asset itself.