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Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial spent another 100K USDC to buy 541,242 SEI at $0.185. As of March 16, 2025, SEI managed to reclaim and hold this resistance level on the daily chart. SEI temporarily surpassed Cardano in TVL.
Historically, stablecoin supply peaks align with cycle highs. Short-term BTC holders (1-3 months) have dumped $100B in realized losses since February—selling at a loss and adding pressure to the market. Search traffic for “how to buy crypto” is back at the bear market levels.
Chainlink (LINK) bounces off the 200-day EMA and trendline support, hinting at a strong recovery. Can bulls sustain the momentum?A Crucial Support Zone Holds FirmCan Bulls Sustain the Momentum?
This week’s top token unlocks include ZKJ, MANTA, and BMT, with over $34M in tokens entering circulation, impacting liquidity and market trends.
Polymarket predictions highlight shift in Bitcoin price targets for 2025 as market conditions dilute optimism. Is the 2025 bull run cancelled by the shifting political-economic landscape and how does this resemble 2021? Here’s where the potential post-halving peak will likely land based on historic trends.
AI agent tokens are regaining momentum amid the crypto market recovery. Here’s why VIRTUALS, AIXBT, and AI16Z are worth watching this month.
Toncoin's price responded positively, but uncertainty remains over Durov’s legal future and the long-term trajectory of the TON blockchain.
The document advocates classifying XRP as a payment asset rather than a security, urging regulatory changes and a presidential executive order to accelerate adoption.
Solana’s DEX activity has collapsed, putting SOL under heavy selling pressure. Can it hold key support, or is a further drop imminent?
- 05:56Ripple President Confirms Company Will Not Go Public in 2025Ripple President Monica Long stated in an interview that Ripple has no plans to go public in 2025. Long pointed out that the company has sufficient cash reserves and does not need to conduct an IPO for fundraising or increasing visibility, a decision also supported by CEO Brad Garlinghouse. Previously, Ripple repurchased some shares this year at a valuation of $11.3 billion, down from a $15 billion valuation in 2022, indicating its strategic preference for maintaining independent development. (Cointelegraph)
- 05:25Solana On-Chain DEX Trading Volume Reaches $19.359 Billion in the Past Week, Ranking First WorldwideAccording to DeFiLlama data, Solana's on-chain DEX trading volume reached $19.359 billion in the past week, with a weekly increase of 23.53%. This figure surpasses Ethereum's $12.105 billion, ranking first among public chains. The BSC chain ranks third with $8.813 billion.
- 05:25Top Candidate for Fed Chair: Speak Less, Mind Your Business, Rigorously Control Monetary ExpansionDuring an event on Friday, Kevin Warsh, the top candidate considered by Wall Street to succeed the current Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and former Fed governor, harshly criticized some of the Fed's practices. In a side event at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, Warsh, speaking before a full house, stated that the Federal Reserve talks too much, intervenes excessively in current social issues, and has not held lawmakers accountable for their excessive spending. Warsh argued that the Fed should revert to its traditional role—maintaining a low profile as it had for most of the past hundred years, without over-explaining its monetary policy and financial stability measures to the public. Warsh's views seem to align with Trump's, who believes Powell is overly exposed in the media. On Friday, Warsh said, “The Fed leaders are better off not frequently sharing their latest thoughts.” He added that Fed officials should not publish their economic forecasts because it would “bind them to their words.” Warsh even pointed out that the Fed should not over-rely on economic data when making decisions since such "data dependency" holds little value. He emphasized that the data released by the government is often delayed and prone to subsequent revisions. In his speech, Warsh did not express specific views on inflation and interest rate prospects but rather stated that the Fed should not reveal its expectations about the future path of interest rates to the markets. He said, “Central banks should readjust to operating in an environment without applause and no audience on the edge of their seats.”