4 godz. temu
Bitmine slows Ethereum buying pace, keeps 5% ownership goal for December
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, led by Tom Lee, said it is reducing its weekly Ethereum accumulation pace while still targeting ownership of 5% of the market by December. The company reported holdings of 5,206,790 ETH valued at $11.89 billion, with an average entry price of $2,366 per ETH, representing 4.31% of total supply. It also staked 4,712,917 ETH and estimated annual staking rewards of $352 million as ETH traded at $2,292.56, down 1.78% over the past 24 hours.
ETH
ETH-2.49%
4 godz. temu
4-2
Sen. Cynthia Lummis backs the 2025 CLARITY Act, while Polymarket odds sit at 49%
Sen. Cynthia Lummis called the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 the "best thing that could happen to the DeFi community," arguing it could bring legal certainty for developers, validators, and node operators. Yet Polymarket pricing still reflects hesitation, with odds at 49% at the time of writing. Separately, Better Money Company says it plans a "stablecoin clearinghouse" as stablecoin transaction volume reached $72.3 trillion over the last 12 months.
ETH
ETH-2.49%
4-2
3-25
Deloitte Canada and NovaBay back stablecoins as Stablecorp’s QCAD gains traction
NovaBay Pharmaceuticals said it will exit biotech and rebrand as Stablecoin Development Corporation (SDEV) effective April 3, 2026, after which its stock rose 18%. The company said it has raised $134 million from investors including Tether and Framework Ventures and holds over 2.06 billion SKY tokens to pursue returns via blockchain protocols, while Deloitte Canada separately partnered with Stablecorp to build financial systems using QCAD.
SKY
SKY-0.29%
3-25
3-24
Bitcoin and Gold Diverge as West Asia Crisis Tests Safe-Haven Narrative
Gold's traditional safe-haven status is being questioned during the 2026 West Asia crisis, after Gold and Silver reportedly shed nearly $2 trillion in value while U.S. bond yields climbed. Over the same five-day stretch, Bitcoin (BTC) gained about 7% as Gold fell 15%, with commentary suggesting liquidity needs and 24/7 crypto trading may be shaping the moves. Bitcoin was later seen near $70,000 with over a 2% rise, while Gold slipped by more than 2%, keeping the community split on whether this is a temporary shift or a broader change.
BTC
BTC-1.44%
3-24