Hyperliquid HIP-3 achieved a remarkable trading volume of approximately 720 million USD on Sunday, indicating significant market enthusiasm. This surge was primarily driven by trade xyz and influenced by ongoing geopolitical tensions and increased crude oil prices.
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Coinbase’s discount convergence may signal easing Bitcoin selling pressure
Matrixport’s report highlights Bitcoin’s lag on Coinbase relative to other exchanges since October, indicating stronger selling pressure due to investor behavior.
As Bitcoin neared 60,000 USD, the discount lessened, suggesting absorbed selling pressure and potential market stabilization.
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Crude oil hits record high, trading volume surges on Hyperliquid
Crude oil prices reached all-time highs, driving increased trading activity on the Hyperliquid platform. CL recorded 777 million USD in 24-hour trading volume, while BRENTOIL saw 113 million USD, according to data from the platform. For context, ETH’s 24-hour volume was approximately 1.1 billion USD during the same period, with crude oil trading representing a substantial portion of activity. Traders appear to be rotating capital toward higher-volatility commodities as oil prices reach record levels.
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Top tokens on Base network see trading activity
PancakeSwap reported trading activity on the Base network last week. AIXBT, CLAWNCH, HYPE, ZUUX, and VIRTUAL were among the most active tokens on the platform. HYPE traded near $31, while VIRTUAL was around $0.66.
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Pendle staking reaches new all-time high
Pendle staking has reached a new all-time high, with 60% of the circulating supply and 35% of the total supply now staked. The milestone reflects growing participation in the protocol’s staking mechanism.
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Plume token now available for trading on dYdX
Plume network’s token PLUME is now launchable on dYdX’s markets page. The token becomes available for trading on the decentralized exchange platform.
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Market Bulletin #2
Global crypto market cap rose to $2.32T, up 1.94% over the past 6 hours, as trading volume surged 15.27% to $87.18B. Bitcoin dominance edged up 0.36% to 58%. Top gainers include DEXE (+20.86%), TAO (+13.20%), and CHZ (+10.96%), while KITE (-2.29%), QNT (-1.31%), and NIGHT (-1.16%) led declines. Funding rates show BTC and SOL in slight drawdown (-0.0028% and -0.0038% respectively), while ETH funding trades positive at 0.0061%. BTC, VEREM, PENGU, PI, and TAO are currently trending across CoinGecko.
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PC1 Plans to Withdraw Capital from a Real Estate Company
Recently, PC1 Group Joint Stock Company (stock code: PC1) announced a resolution to terminate its investment in CT2 Real Estate Investment Joint Stock Company. The management is tasked with completing the necessary procedures to withdraw invested capital by March 2026. In December 2020, PC1 contributed 300 billion VND, owning 49% of CT2. Throughout 5 years, the investment value remained unchanged at 300 billion VND. CT2, established in 2016, primarily engages in real estate management. The legal representative is Mr. Tran Luong Dung. Furthermore, PC1 will hold its annual general meeting in April 2026 with a voting rights ratio of 1:1. For 2025, PC1’s revenue was over 13,085 billion VND, up 29.7%, with a profit of nearly 1,365 billion VND, increasing 92.2%. The enterprise achieved 163.3% of its profit target for 2025.
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Finance job openings hit low levels not seen since 2012 as US reports 92,000 job losses
Finance and insurance job listings fell to a 13-year low, with a vacancy rate of 1.9%. The Kobeissi Letter notes a significant drop of 75% from 2022 peaks, hinting at possible layoffs in the sector.
Despite the overall job loss of 92,000, financial activities represented growth with an addition of 10,000 jobs. Meanwhile, healthcare suffered the most with 28,000 jobs lost due to a strike.
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Post-quantum cryptography research could reshape exchange wallet security
Researchers are developing new wallet technology designed to maintain a critical security feature used by crypto exchanges to generate deposit addresses while keeping private keys protected. The work addresses growing concerns about quantum computing’s potential threat to current cryptographic standards. Exchanges rely on hierarchical deterministic wallet structures that allow address generation without exposing sensitive key material, a capability that post-quantum cryptography methods must preserve for practical adoption.