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Everything co-founder Jean Rausis says DeFi can narrow the efficiency gap with traditional finance by improving protocol design rather than lowering collateral ratios. He points to unified, multi-use liquidity pools and TWAP-based on-chain pricing as ways to boost capital efficiency and reduce oracle-driven liquidation cascades. He also says Everything chose a public dynamic funding round so the community can participate in swapping, lending, and margin trading from day one.

Ethereum (ETH) showed signs of weakening U.S. demand as the Coinbase Premium Index stayed negative around -0.0149, implying ETH was cheaper on Coinbase than Binance. CryptoQuant data pointed to elevated average order sizes, suggesting whales dominated spot activity while smaller retail flows remained limited. On the daily chart, ETH held above the $2,100 zone, but flat MACD, neutral RSI, and lower Open Interest signaled reduced momentum.

Gold (XAU/USD) rebounds to $4,585 on March 25, 2026, as Trump’s strike delay on Iran triggers a massive $400 relief rally. Discover if the 850-tonne central bank demand can propel gold back toward the $4,809 200-day MA.

Solana's perpetual futures activity jumped in the last 24 hours, with perps volume reaching $2.13 billion—the highest in seven weeks. GM Trade contributed $1.31 billion of that total, while spot-side retail signals stayed largely neutral and price hovered near the $90-$100 range.

Brent crude fell nearly 12% on Monday to around $94, and market expert Sam Daodu said Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP rallies may struggle to last unless oil slides further toward $85–$80. Bitcoin was trading just above $70,000 while XRP hovered near $1.44, with both retreating from last week’s highs amid inflation and interest-rate concerns.

Chainlink (LINK) has seen exchange reserves drop from 129.427 million on Feb. 24 to 127.381 million on Mar. 24, 2026, alongside a 7.15% 24-hour price rise to $9.20 and volume up over 65% to $952.83 million. Derivatives data highlights key liquidation levels at $8.88 and $9.27, with $4.08 million in leveraged longs versus $2.10 million in leveraged shorts. Technical levels cited suggest a possible 10% move toward $10.08 if price holds above $8.576, while RSI stands at 52.03.

Stablecoins have become the dominant rail for USD-denominated spot crypto trading, making up 83.03% of volume in late-March 2026. Fiat USD pairs accounted for 16.97% on centralized exchanges, a drop from 2021 when stablecoins held 77.75% and fiat pairs 22.25%. The shift reflects stablecoins' growing role in liquidity and settlement across both centralized markets and DeFi.

EDXM International says it will roll out a blockchain-based Korean won perpetual futures contract in April 2026, designed to track KRW/USD via a synthetic KRWQ/USDC pair. The product settles in USDC and uses an offshore won-backed stablecoin structure positioned as an alternative to traditional KRW non-deliverable forwards, a market cited at roughly $27 billion in average daily volume.

Bitcoin turned lower on Tuesday after touching an intraday high of $71,382, briefly slipping below $69,000 amid conflicting signals around U.S.–Iran talks. The move deepened to $68,893 by 1:30 p.m. EST before a rebound toward $69,500, leaving BTC down nearly 2.5% over 24 hours and pushing market cap back under $1.4 trillion.

Ethereum whale wallets holding more than 100,000 ETH have moved back into profit as ETH trades above $2,150. CryptoQuant says this is the first time these addresses have been profitable since early February 2026, prompting debate over whether whales will hold or take profit. Analysts highlighted potential upside targets and a possible sell wall near $2,350.