Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has acquired a 6% stake in Stack BTC, a London-listed company focused on bitcoin strategy. The firm is chaired by former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and is expanding its bitcoin holdings as part of its treasury operations.
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HTX records $258M net inflow, ranks second among major exchanges
HTX attracted $258 million in net inflows over the past month, securing the second position among major centralized exchanges after Binance. The influx is notable given current market conditions, where the broader crypto sector is experiencing outflows and trading volumes have declined significantly. Stablecoin circulation has contracted by approximately $4.618 billion since late 2024, while overall monthly crypto trading volume has fallen to $5 trillion from around $10 trillion in October-November, representing a 50% decrease. Exchanges maintaining net inflows in the current environment demonstrate ongoing user acquisition and operational efforts.
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Digital asset investment products received $619m in inflows
Digital asset investment products attracted $619 million in inflows, with Bitcoin leading at $521 million. Ethereum and Solana followed with $88.5 million and $14.6 million respectively. XRP bucked the trend with $30.3 million in outflows during the same period.
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Real world assets narrative gains momentum with coverage surge
News coverage of real world assets (RWA) has doubled in the past 24 hours, with 6 articles published compared to 3 in the previous period. The surge reflects growing interest in tokenization and regulatory developments, including recent statements from the United States Department of the Treasury regarding crypto platforms and congressional oversight.
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Former Chairman of a 1.7 Trillion VND Company Arrested
Mr. Duong Van Mau, a board member and former Chairman of the Board of Directors of Northeastern Electric Development Investment Joint Stock Company (NEDI2), has been arrested by the Ministry of Public Security for violating bidding regulations. He also serves as Deputy General Director of Vietnam Construction Import-Export Corporation (Vinaconex). Mau was relieved of his position as Chairman in February 2025. NEDI2, managed by Vinaconex, focuses on energy investment, particularly hydropower, with the Ngai Phat hydropower plant in Lao Cai. The company has a charter capital of nearly 500 billion VND and total assets of about 1,500 billion VND. Vinaconex owns 51.1% of NEDI2, while Toyota Tsusho Corporation holds 35%. In 2025, NEDI2 reported a revenue of approximately 409 billion VND, up 12%, and a post-tax profit of 214 billion VND, up 32% compared to the previous year.
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Former Chairman of 1.7 Trillion Company Arrested
Mr. Duong Van Mau, former Chairman of the Board of Directors of Northern Electricity Investment and Development Joint Stock Company 2 (NEDI2), has been temporarily detained for violating bidding regulations. He was removed from his position on February 24, 2025, and currently serves as a Board member and Deputy General Director at the Vietnam Construction and Import-Export Corporation (Vinaconex). NEDI2, a subsidiary of Vinaconex, focuses on hydropower investment, with a charter capital of nearly 500 billion VND and total assets of around 1.5 trillion VND. The largest shareholder is Vinaconex with 51.1% ownership, followed by Toyota Tsusho Corporation with 35%. By 2025, NEDI2 reported nearly 409 billion VND in revenue and 214 billion VND in profit, with a market capitalization exceeding 1.7 trillion VND.
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Digital asset investment products attracted 619 million USD in inflows; Bitcoin led with 521 million USD, followed by Ethereum and Solana
In total, digital asset investment products captured 619 million USD in inflows. Bitcoin was the major contributor at 521 million USD, followed by Ethereum at 88.5 million USD, and Solana attracting 14.6 million USD.
Despite XRP witnessing outflows of 30.3 million USD, the overall trend for crypto investments remained positive, reflecting growing confidence in the digital asset market.
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Dexe experiences 17% surge as buyers take control: Is a breakout towards 7 USD imminent?
DEXE jumped 17.74% to 4.37 USD, reflecting heightened market participation with volume hitting 14.63 million USD. This rise indicates renewed demand from traders reacting to market conditions.
As DEXE approaches significant resistance at 4.79 USD, traders anticipate a potential breakout. The current upward momentum suggests the possibility of reaching higher targets around 7 USD if buying pressure is maintained.
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Yellow alert: SOL long ratio at 77.20%, exceeds 75% threshold
YELLOW ALERT: SOL futures long ratio reached 77.20% against 75% threshold. Current positioning split 77.20% long vs 22.80% short (3.39:1 ratio). Extreme long concentration indicates elevated risk of sharp reversals if market sentiment shifts.
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A company intends to distribute additional cash dividends at a rate of 20%, raising the total dividend rate to 30%
On March 6, ITD Technology Joint Stock Company (stock code: ITD) announced that it would seek shareholder approval to add a cash dividend of 20% for the year 2025, which, if approved, would increase the total payout rate to 30%. With approximately 26.2 million shares outstanding, ITD would need to pay at least 52 billion VND for this additional distribution. Previously, in February, the company paid an interim dividend for 2025 at a rate of 10%. If this proposal is approved, the total cash dividend for 2025 will reach 30%. ITD distributed dividends in shares during 2020, 2021, and 2024, but suspended this practice in 2022 and 2023. The company has not yet published the fourth-quarter financial statement for 2025. According to the third-quarter financial statement for 2025, ITD reported a revenue of 406 billion VND, up 14%, and a post-tax profit of over 85 billion VND, 4.3 times higher than the same period last year.