Lawmakers in several red states are pushing for legislation to recognize gold and silver as currency, citing inflation concerns. While some bills have failed, proposals in states like Georgia and Utah aim to enable transactions in precious metals, despite skepticism from economists about gold's effectiveness as money.

SiFive announces the completion of a $400 million funding round, with a valuation of $3.65 billion. As demand for AI systems rises, the importance of CPUs in data centers is returning to the forefront. As an open architecture, RISC-V provides more efficient customization options; to date, SiFive has been adopted by more than 500 designs. Despite challenges in the software ecosystem, SiFive is confident about the future.

 Based on prior cycles, this signal appears after most bear market damage is done — making Q2 and Q3 of 2026 a historically notable window for long-term participants. AVAX, ADA, and LINK are experiencing meaningful institutional and technical development not yet reflected in depressed market

XRP trading volume drops by 50%, feeding bearish expectations. The altcoin records six consecutive red monthly closes. Could this be the longest coil for XRP before the biggest launch? The crypto community is disheartened to see the

Picture a crypto exchange registered in an EU Member State, operating normally in early April 2026. The registration is valid. The compliance team has July 1 circled in red. The founder believes the situation is under control: there are still 90 days to sort out the licensing. The business is

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After U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows for seven consecutive trading days, they have recently switched to outflows, indicating that fund flows have become more cautious. Bitcoin’s price briefly fell below $70,000, reflecting weakness in market sentiment and liquidity. ETF outflows stem from investors re-evaluating the macro environment; amid expectations for high interest rates and geopolitical risks, investors’ risk appetite has declined. $70,000 has become a short-term line between bulls and bears, and technical indicators show that market confidence still needs to be restored.

The cryptocurrency market is facing a cold wind: nearly half of Bitcoin has already fallen below its cost basis, and long-term investors have also begun to realize losses and sell. The Bitcoin Impact Index rose to 57.4, indicating that market pressure is intensifying; historically, similar situations have signaled that large-scale sell-offs are about to come. Short-term holders are down 47%, capital momentum has weakened, and stablecoin outflows have turned into net inflows in reverse.

The crypto market is in the red on the final day of March as sell-side pressure continues to rattle the market. Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped to the $66k level, with altcoins following through as macro headwinds and geopolitical tensions trigger a fresh wave of volatility At the same time,

Bitcoin is approaching the March monthly close with a potential sixth straight month in the red, hovering in the mid-$60,000s as macro headlines keep risk-off sentiment front and center. The latest price action saw BTC test the $65,000 area early in the week, with traders eyeing $67,500 to $68,000 a