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Bittensor’s TAO token has surged this month, more than doubling in the past 30 days and climbing about 140% over the last six weeks, bucking a broad crypto downturn in March as investor interest in decentralized AI intensifies. According to Santiment, the rally is anchored in the project’s positioning as a live marketplace for machine intelligence, where AI models compete in real time and are rewarded based on performance. The platform’s subnet architecture hosts hundreds of specialized AI markets spanning tasks from large language model training to computational resources and predictive analytics, all economically linked to the native TAO token.…

Bitcoin slipped back below $71,000 as the broader crypto rally stalled in early trading. Ether also faced pressure, with market participants watching for a potential drop below $2,100 if current conditions persist, according to Invezz. Ripple’s XRP failed to clear the $1.46 resistance and was trading around $1.40 per token. Momentum indicators remained mildly bearish, suggesting room for further downside near term. Key takeaways Price move: XRP sits near $1.40 after failing to break the $1.46 swing high; a break below the $1.40 floor could open a test toward $1.36 and then $1.30. Catalyst: Ripple’s onboarding to BLOOM, a Monetary…

SpaceX, the Elon Musk-led rocket maker that remains private, is reportedly moving toward an initial public offering. The Information said regulators could see the prospectus filed as early as this week, with advisers suggesting the offering could exceed $75 billion and potentially rank among the largest IPOs on record. SpaceX has been eyeing a Nasdaq listing and is said to be aiming for early entry into the Nasdaq 100 index. In the meantime, investors are already pricing exposure to SpaceX through several publicly traded vehicles that hold stakes in the private company, according to the report. Among the funds with…

Bitcoin traded near $71,000 on Wednesday, staving off earlier gains as institutional sentiment remained mixed and the market awaited clearer signals on inflation, rates and geopolitical risk. Data compiled by CoinGlass showed Bitcoin spot ETF flows flipping from modest inflows to outflows in short order, underscoring a cautious stance among large investors. The latest price action points to a period of consolidation, even as the broader macro backdrop remains uncertain. Key takeaways – Price move: Bitcoin around $71,000, with brief tests above $72,000 earlier in the month and routine pullbacks into the $67,000–$65,000 zone. – Catalyst: Geopolitical developments surrounding US-Iran…

According to CNBC, after the close, several mid-cap names posted quarterly results that sparked outsized moves in after-hours trading. MillerKnoll led the declines, while Karman, Celcuity and Worthington Steel also traded on the back of their respective earnings reports. The quartet reflects a mix of consumer-facing durable goods, aerospace and defense exposure, biotech fundamentals and metals processing, with investors weighing earnings trajectories against cost pressures and near-term guidance. MillerKnoll fell 14% after the furniture maker reported fiscal third-quarter adjusted earnings of 43 cents per share on revenue of $926.6 million. The results reflected a year-over-year decline of 2% in adjusted…

Robinhood Markets shares moved higher on Wednesday after the online brokerage won approval for a new $1.5 billion share-repurchase program. The authorization, disclosed in an SEC filing, signals management’s confidence in the company’s longer-term growth trajectory even as markets have remained volatile. The buyback replaces prior programs and adds roughly $1.1 billion of incremental capacity, with the remainder rolled over from earlier plans. Robinhood said it expects to execute the program over roughly three years beginning in the first quarter of 2026, and there is no expiration date on the plan. CFO Shiv Verma described the move as a signal…

Premarket trading on Wednesday showed a broad spectrum of moves among U.S. equities as investors weighed geopolitical developments, earnings signals, and potential strategic catalysts. According to CNBC, activity ranged from double-digit jumps to near-4% declines, underscoring how relative winners and losers are aligning with sector-specific news and macro headlines tied to the U.S.-Iran dynamic and broader growth signals. Key takeaways Fertilizer and industrials in focus: CF Industries fell nearly 4% after reports on negotiations around the U.S.-Iran war suggested the commodity shortage could ease. Technology and consumer names moving on earnings and product news: Arm rose about 13% on the…

Solana Foundation unveiled the Solana Developer Platform (SDP) on March 24, 2026, with the aim of accelerating institutional adoption of the Solana blockchain. The platform is designed to streamline enterprise-grade development, offering an AI-ready toolkit and an API-driven interface that aggregates critical infrastructure into a single access point. Early adopters cited in the rollout include Mastercard and Western Union, with Worldpay also onboarded to the ecosystem. Solana says the SDP is built to help banks, asset managers, and other financial institutions build compliant, scalable blockchain-based products more efficiently. The initiative targets a long-standing hurdle for enterprise teams: managing technical complexity…

Shares of Coinbase Global and Circle faced heavy selling pressure on Tuesday as a bipartisan regulatory push in Washington heightens the risk around stablecoins and their revenue models. The move comes as lawmakers weigh a framework aimed at curbing how stablecoins generate yields and how rewards are shared with retail users. According to reports, the proposed legislation would scrutinize indirect interest income tied to reserves and could treat certain reward programs as unregistered securities offerings. The result: a sharp reassessment of crypto-friendly business models and a broad rotation away from crypto stocks. Year-to-date, Coinbase has fallen more than 25%, while…

Shares across several sectors moved at midday on a slate of company-specific catalysts, with crypto-linked names and consumer brands among the most active. Circle reported a steep drop after rival Tether disclosed it had engaged an unnamed Big Four accounting firm to audit its USDT reserves, rekindling questions about the stability of stablecoins. In the software gear space, SAP fell after a JPMorgan downgrade and lower price target, while others in the optics and networking equipment space rallied on new orders and regulatory actions. Key takeaways Circle shares fell about 19% after Tether announced it hired a Big Four auditor…