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Retail is Pouring $70 Billion Into Gold ETFs, While Institutions Are Selling
- Retail investors have added over $70 billion to gold ETFs since Q2 2025.
- Institutions sold $1 billion in gold and $200 million in silver.
- Bitcoin-gold correlation hit -0.88, the lowest reading since November 2022.
Bitcoin Beyond Halving: Why CoinEx Sees a More Selective, Institutional Crypto Cycle Ahead
The crypto market may still be obsessed with old cycle scripts, but the next phase could look very different. For years, Bitcoin’s trajectory has been framed through the lens of the four-year halving cycle: supply shock, euphoric rally, brutal crash, repeat. That framework helped explain much of the market’s behavior in its earlier, retail-driven phases.
Arthur Hayes Accumulates ETHFI Hours Before Upbit Lists Token in KRW Market
- Hayes received 132,730 ETHFI from Anchorage Digital 5 hours before the Upbit listing.
- Upbit added ETHFI to its KRW market today, triggering a 20% price surge.
- Hayes potentially sold 2.15 million ETHFI at $0.47 last month before re-entering at $0.55.
Gold, Stocks, and Real Estate: How MENA Is Tokenizing the World’s Most Coveted Assets
- MENA regulators co-build crypto frameworks with industry, unlike reactive Western approaches.
- Dubai aims to tokenize 30% of its real estate market within the next decade.
- Self-custody of tokenized assets removes reliance on brokers and banks.
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BloFin Research: Why Bitcoin Is Sold First in Risk Events
Bitcoin is often sold first during macro risk events because its perpetual futures–driven market structure embeds a persistent long bias and positive funding, making short exposure structurally easier and often cheaper during periods of stress. In the previous article, we analyzed Bitcoin’s elevated volatility through a market structure lens, emphasizing its high volatility rooted in
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Coinbase Page Asks Users for Seed Phrases — Security Researchers Sound Alarm
- Coinbase Commerce's seed phrase withdrawal page is being called out by security researchers.
- SlowMist founder described this as an unsafe practice.
- The concern surfaces as Coinbase winds down Commerce ahead of its March 31 deadline.
Iran’s Strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan Risks Triggering a Global Economic Shock
- Iran struck Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG hub, a key facility that supplies about 20% of global gas exports, triggering immediate fears of a major energy disruption.
- The attack comes amid wider oil supply shocks, raising costs across transport, food, and industry, while exposing airlines, logistics, and consumer sectors to significant pressure.
- If disruption continues, analysts warn of a broader economic slowdown, with markets at risk and Bitcoin potentially emerging as a hedge after initial volatility.
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Why Is the US Stock Market Down Today?
- US stocks fell after the Fed projected just one rate cut in 2026 and hot PPI data showed wholesale inflation at 3.4% YoY, more than double expectations, deepening stagflation concerns.
- Energy was the only green sector as Brent crude held above $105 on Iran strikes. Basic Materials led losses at -2.43% as gold and silver corrected sharply on dollar strength.
- AbbVie dropped 4.67% after the FDA approved a competing psoriasis pill from J&J, while Nvidia held steady during the ongoing GTC conference in San Jose.
CT3 and Telecommunication Advisory Consultancy Services Limited Have Held Negotiations for a Major Corporate Data Storage Contract
Telecommunication Advisory Consultancy Services manages massive data volumes, where operational archives and long-term records are measured in petabytes, including logs, infrastructure telemetry, and regulated business data. Securing a contract in this segment represents an effective opportunity for CT3 to validate the readiness of its corporate infrastructure for some of the most demanding real-world workloads and