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Upcoming U.S. macroeconomic reports, including the CPI and jobless claims, could impact the cryptocurrency market. Higher inflation may pressure digital assets, while lower inflation might boost them. Bitcoin shows resilience amidst uncertainty, with potential for increased volatility this week.

Brian Armstrong of Coinbase envisions that blockchain technology will revolutionize capital formation and startup fundraising, making processes faster and cheaper. This shift could lead to a surge in innovative startups globally. Meanwhile, Coinbase expands its services in Europe by offering regulated futures contracts, enhancing its position in the crypto market.

Crypto analyst PlanB updates his Stock-to-Flow model, predicting Bitcoin could average $500,000 post-2024 halving. While historical trends support this, various market factors and Bitcoin's volatility may impact actual outcomes. Investors are monitoring activities for future trends.

Lugano's Phase ₭ Phase II, launched with Tether, aims to integrate cryptocurrency into local infrastructure, building on a successful pilot. A $6.4 million investment will expand services and support digital identity systems, fostering blockchain entrepreneurship.

The Citrea Foundation, launched on March 2, 2026, aims to enhance Bitcoin’s application layer through research, grants, and decentralized governance, focusing on interoperability and scaling Bitcoin's utility beyond just a store of value.

Citrea has launched the Citrea Foundation to enhance Bitcoin's programmable ecosystem, focusing on open-source development, community involvement, and capital market functionality. The foundation aims to promote decentralization, fund research, and support developers while advancing Bitcoin's role in financial markets.

Prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi offer a financial-based alternative to traditional polling, enhancing predictive accuracy by requiring participants to invest real money. Despite criticisms regarding participant demographics and potential manipulation, they are gaining traction among investors and strategists, potentially reshaping forecasting methods.

Hyperliquid has gained about 5%, nearing the $30 mark, bolstered by retail interest and increased derivatives activity. Technical indicators suggest a bullish trend, with resistance around $31-$33 and support near $28.50.

A shift is occurring in Ethereum's futures market, as the Taker Buy Sell Ratio shows signs of buyer strength despite the asset's corrective phase. The improving ratio indicates potential rebalancing, with buyers gaining momentum without immediate price reversal, suggesting evolving market dynamics.

Oobit launched its Wallet-to-Bank feature on February 23, 2026, to speed up crypto-to-fiat conversions by using local payment networks. This service allows users to manage assets in personal wallets and see real-time conversion rates before transactions, benefiting freelancers and international businesses.

Gate Technology Ltd has obtained a Payment Institution license from the Malta Financial Services Authority, marking a key step in its European expansion. This approval strengthens Gate's strategy to connect traditional finance with Web3, enabling compliant payment solutions and fostering regulatory clarity in the digital asset market.

Dogecoin rebounded from a low of $0.09335, surpassing $0.10 and reaching $0.1057 due to increased trading volume and renewed investor interest in meme coins. The token's sustainability hinges on maintaining support above $0.095, alongside positive signals from the broader crypto market and Bitcoin.

Ethereum has gained approximately 3.4% over the past 24 hours, extending a rebound signal that first appeared on technical charts yesterday. While the move may look like a routine bounce after a sharp decline, deeper on-chain data suggests something more significant may be unfolding beneath the

Monero (XMR) extended its rebound on Wednesday, climbing 5% and building on a 4% bounce from the $300 level. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency is regaining bullish traction as derivatives data and large investor activity point to strengthening conviction. From a technical standpoint, XMR now eyes a

A federal judge has dismissed xAI’s trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI, ruling that the Elon Musk–founded startup failed to present sufficient facts directly linking OpenAI to any alleged misconduct. However, the court granted xAI permission to amend its complaint and refile.
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