The Vietnam Aviation Authority has released a report on the impact of the Middle East conflict on the country’s aviation industry. Vietnam Airlines is adjusting its flight routes to Europe to avoid Iranian and Iraqi airspace, which increases flight time by 10-15 minutes and costs by $2,000 per flight. War risk insurance premiums are also expected to rise by 10-15%. The Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) faces a potential revenue loss of about $10.9 million per month due to a decrease in international flights through the region. Additionally, the Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation (VATM) estimates a revenue loss of nearly $1 million per month. The cancellation of flights has disrupted the supply chain for electronic components, particularly in Bac Ninh and Thai Nguyen. The Vietnam Aviation Authority is considering support measures such as reducing airport service fees and fuel surcharges to alleviate cost pressures on airlines.
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Nvidia-backed startup plans first Bitcoin mining satellite
Starcloud’s CEO announced plans for Starcloud-2 to become the first satellite to mine Bitcoin in space. The executive argues space-based mining could address energy concerns, noting that Earth-based Bitcoin mining currently consumes approximately 20GW of power. The proposal reflects growing interest in alternative mining approaches as the industry faces scrutiny over its electricity consumption.
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Bitcoin leads trending coins on CoinGecko this week
Bitcoin maintains its position as the most-searched cryptocurrency on CoinGecko, followed by a mix of established and emerging tokens. Hyperliquid (HYPE) ranks 16th with current price at $30.91, while Bittensor (TAO) sits at rank 45 with price around $182.36. Pi Network (PI) and other altcoins round out the trending list, reflecting diverse investor interest across market cap ranges from mega-cap to smaller projects.
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DIC Group Buys More Shares in DIC Phuong Nam
DIG (Construction Investment Development Corporation) recently notified the State Securities Commission and Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange about its additional share purchase in the existing shareholders’ issuance of DIC Phuong Nam. In this offering held on March 5, 2026, DIC Group completed the acquisition of 1,216,090 shares, increasing its ownership to 33.74%. Simultaneously, DIC Group announced it has received confirmation of the completed dissolution of Dai Phuoc Thien Minh Company from the Dong Nai Department of Finance. Previously, on December 29, 2023, DIC Group decided to end its investment in this company, which was established in 2020 with a charter capital of 760 billion VND, in which DIG held 99%. Notably, just three weeks after its establishment, DIG transferred its entire stake in Dai Phuoc Thien Minh to develop the ecological tourism urban area project at Dai Phuoc.
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Van Phu adds capital to its subsidiary for the road connection from Pham Van Dong to Go Dua traffic junction
CTCP Van Phu Real Estate Development (VPI) has decided to add capital to its subsidiary Van Phu Bac Ai, increasing its charter capital from 480 billion VND to 610 billion VND. VPI plans to buy 7.8 million shares, maintaining a 60% ownership ratio. Van Phu Bac Ai was established in 2016 to implement the BT contract for the project connecting Pham Van Dong road to Go Dua junction. As of December 31, 2025, VPI recorded project production costs of about 2.459 trillion VND and is working with authorities to receive land to fulfill contract payments. On March 25, VPI will finalize the list of shareholders for the 2026 General Assembly, scheduled to take place online on April 23, 2026, to approve production and financial plans and other proposals.
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Crypto funding rises 50% in 12 months amid shift toward larger deals
Cryptocurrency sector funding increased 50% over the past year, but the market shows a structural shift toward fewer, larger investment rounds. According to Messari analyst Eric Turner, most major crypto venture capital firms have paused fundraising activity, with Dragonfly Capital being a notable exception. The trend reflects a maturing market where capital concentrates in bigger-ticket deals rather than distributed across numerous smaller investments.
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Chainlink attracts capital as competitors struggle – LINK’s surge above 9.17 USD dependent on.
Chainlink has experienced large capital inflows, recording 1.93 million USD on March 5 and 935.31 thousand USD the next day. This occurs as major cryptocurrencies see substantial outflows, showcasing LINK’s resilience.
LINK has formed an ascending triangle pattern indicating a possible upward momentum. However, momentum indicators suggest that bulls have yet to gain complete control, leaving the situation tentative as investors await a confirmation above 9.17 USD.
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Bitcoin correlation with tech stocks overstated, says NYDIG
NYDIG’s Greg Cipolaro argues that Bitcoin and tech stocks are not converging. Instead, both assets are reacting independently to broader macroeconomic conditions rather than moving in lockstep, according to Cointelegraph.
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Treasury proposes giving crypto platforms authority to freeze suspicious funds
The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed legislation that would grant cryptocurrency exchanges legal authority to temporarily freeze assets suspected of illicit activity while law enforcement secures warrants for investigation. The measure aims to provide platforms with explicit legal protection when taking action against suspicious transactions, potentially streamlining compliance procedures and reducing regulatory uncertainty for exchange operators.
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The Ethena team and B2C2 deposited significant amounts of ETH into exchanges
Within 10 hours, Ethena deposited 6,500 ETH (approximately 12.58 million USD) into Binance, while B2C2 added 3,050 ETH (about 5.89 million USD) to Coinbase. These activities indicate a notable presence in the current market.