President Donald Trump will speak at the Digital Asset Summit in New York on 20 March, the first time a US president has addressed a crypto conference. His stance on regulation could have major market implications.
KikyoAn IndyCar team co-owned by David Letterman will showcase a Dogecoin-themed car at this year's Indianapolis 500, with fans choosing the wrap design.
CatherineNotcoin is launching Not Games, a platform that integrates multiple titles with Game Profiles, shared inventories, and an in-game marketplace using NOT tokens. But with a drop in TON’s user base from 2.4 million to 130,000 daily active addresses and a 2 million decline in Telegram membership, will it be regain its former glory?
KikyoJapan’s controversial "active cyber defense" bill raises privacy concerns, particularly in crypto. Critics warn it may infringe on constitutional privacy rights, balancing national security with individual freedoms.
CatherineDogecoin, born as a playful crypto parody, has grown into a global force with a generous community. Beyond its meme origins, it has spent more than a decade supporting charities and grassroots causes. How far has its philanthropy reached?
CatherineThe SEC confirmed that Bitcoin mining does not involve securities and does not require registration. This decision removes uncertainty for miners and reflects a policy shift under new leadership.
WeatherlyKraken is acquiring US retail futures platform NinjaTrader for $1.5 billion, expanding into the futures and derivatives market. The deal adds 1.8 million customers and grants Kraken an FCM license for regulated trading.
KikyoTether purchased $33.1 billion in U.S. Treasury securities, becoming the seventh-largest holder of U.S. government debt. This move strengthens the stability of its USDT stablecoin and highlights its growing role in both digital and traditional finance.
AnaisPaul Atkins, Trump’s SEC Chair nominee, faces a Senate confirmation hearing on 27 March, where lawmakers must rigourously evaluate his regulatory vision.
CatherineNasdaq and the NYSE plan to introduce 24-hour trading by mid-2026, driven by growing demand for flexibility from global traders accustomed to crypto markets. Both exchanges are seeking regulatory approval, with Nasdaq already in talks and the NYSE having secured approval.
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