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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?
- 04:59A whale address goes 20x long on 459,000 SOL, currently sitting on $6 million in unrealized profitOdaily Planet Daily reported that, according to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, a whale with the address 0xa04a is currently going long on 459,703 SOL (worth approximately $75.5 million) with 20x leverage. At present, this user has accumulated over $6 million in unrealized profits.
- 04:42AI Lab Harmonic Secures $100 Million in Series B Funding with Participation from ParadigmAccording to Jinse Finance, artificial intelligence lab Harmonic has announced the completion of a $100 million Series B funding round, led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from Paradigm, Ribbit Capital, Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures, and Charlie Cheever, bringing its post-investment valuation to $900 million. Harmonic is currently developing software and code verification capabilities based on Mathematical Super Intelligence (MSI), with primary applications in industries such as blockchain and financial services. The company previously raised $75 million in its Series A round last September.
- 04:36UK Chancellor Focuses on Reform Measures to Curb Fiscal VolatilityChainCatcher reports, citing Jintou and the Financial Times, that as concerns grow among investors over the volatility of the UK's economic policies, UK Chancellor Reeves is considering reforms to the country's budgetary system to prevent the recurrence of sudden spring fiscal patch-up plans. According to sources familiar with the matter, Reeves is considering reform proposals put forward by the International Monetary Fund, which aim to "reduce the pressure for frequent fiscal policy adjustments." At the same time, she has reiterated her commitment to holding only one fiscal statement per year. In May of this year, the IMF recommended that the UK implement reforms to ensure that minor deviations from fiscal rules do not require "corrective fiscal measures" between two budgets. The organization also suggested that the UK could consider assessing compliance with fiscal rules only once a year, instead of the current twice a year. A City of London insider commented, "This is something the Treasury is considering—it has to be done. Swinging back and forth between forecasts every six months is simply not a viable way to set fiscal policy in today's highly unstable global economic environment. The bond market would not only have no objection to such reforms, but would actually welcome them."