Pyth Network’s price feeds processed commodity markets over the weekend, providing pricing data for oil, gold, silver, and futures contracts on multiple platforms. The feeds maintained accuracy across HIP-3 markets, supporting real-time pricing for derivatives trading.
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Oil surges 12% on output cuts, weighing on equities and bond yields
Brent crude jumped 12% as major oil producers reduced output, triggering broad losses across European equities and US futures. The dollar strengthened on safe-haven demand while bond yields climbed, signaling hawkish repricing in central bank expectations. Precious metals faced headwinds from dollar strength. Upcoming catalysts include US NY Fed Survey of Consumer Expectations, Australian Westpac Consumer Confidence, Japanese Q4 GDP Final, a G7 emergency oil reserves meeting, and remarks from ECB officials Elderson and Cipollone.
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Pendle outlines 2026 product roadmap with CEX integration and RWA pools
Pendle announced its 2026 product priorities, focusing on simplifying access and increasing functionality. The protocol plans to offer direct access from centralized exchanges, one-click leveraged principal tokens, and auto-rollover features. New real-world asset pools are in development, including partnerships with Paxos for USDG and Apyx Finance for apxUSD and apyUSD. The Boros Strategy will enable cross-platform funding rate arbitrage with streamlined execution.
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Markets focus on U.S. inflation and labor data this week
Financial markets are shifting focus to inflation and growth indicators this week. Key U.S. economic releases include CPI and Core CPI data (February) on Wednesday, followed by Initial Jobless Claims on Thursday and Core PCE Price Index (January) on Friday. Additional data points include Japan’s Q4 GDP on Monday, crude oil inventories and Treasury note auctions on Wednesday, UK GDP on Friday, and U.S. Q3 GDP revision alongside JOLTS Job Openings. These indicators will provide insight into price pressures and labor market strength, which typically influence risk appetite across crypto and broader financial markets.
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Social media trends: mindlabmar9, optimization, and automation dominate discussions
Social media sentiment tracking shows mindlabmar9 as the top trending narrative with a score of 2130.5, followed by optimization and automation discussions both scoring 2082.9. Process-related conversations rank fourth at 2053.2. Secondary trends include international topics (528.2), crude oil and energy prices (413.9 and 278.2 respectively), with broader economic discussions appearing in lower volume.
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Bitcoin exchange inflows show diverging trader behavior amid volatility
Short-term traders deposited 823 BTC to a major exchange while large investor inflows dropped by $2.2B, according on-chain data. The divergence occurred as Bitcoin traded between $65K and $72K, suggesting institutional investors were cautious about increasing exchange holdings despite market fluctuations. The contrasting deposit patterns indicate differing strategies between retail and institutional participants during the period.
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Binance to introduce new trading pairs for BCH, NEAR, and TRX with no order fees
On March 9th, Binance announced the launch of BCH/U, NEAR/U, and TRX/U trading pairs. Eligible users will enjoy zero pending order fees beginning March 10th, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+8), while trading bots will be enabled for these pairs.
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Despite 21% drop, investors continue to bet on Bitcoin while gold soars 79%
In 2026, Bitcoin has declined by 21%, trading around 1,000 USD, while gold has appreciated by 79%, exceeding 5,200 USD per ounce. This divergence raises questions about Bitcoin’s future as a safe-haven asset.
Despite its price challenges, institutional interest in Bitcoin is increasing. Bitcoin ETFs have quickly attracted investments comparable to gold ETFs’ 15-year history, with over 50 million U.S. Citizens now owning BTC.
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LABUBU drops over 7.09% in 15 minutes, the last price is 51,829 VNDC
LABUBU trading volume is 1.104b. Market capitalization reaches 103.563b.
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Coinbase launches regulated crypto futures in Europe across 26 countries
Coinbase has launched regulated cryptocurrency futures trading in Europe, making the service available to Coinbase Advanced users across 26 countries. The expansion marks the exchange’s effort to offer derivatives products within established regulatory frameworks on the continent.