The US SEC and CFTC jointly released a clear regulatory framework on March 17, 2026, classifying Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, and Cardano as digital commodities, not securities. Payment stablecoins compliant with the GENIUS Act of 2025 are explicitly excluded from being securities. This five-category taxonomy clarifies regulatory oversight, resolving years of uncertainty and legal disputes in the crypto industry. The framework allows tokens initially sold as securities to later be considered commodities once issuer obligations are met, providing a clearer path for DeFi projects and token issuers. The rules take effect on March 23, 2026, marking a significant step toward regulatory clarity in the US crypto market.
Analyst Dark Defender suggests XRP is completing a corrective phase and could soon make a strong move against Bitcoin and Ether, potentially overtaking them in market dominance. Ripple's recent partnership with Jeonbuk Bank, the first Korean regional...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading around $64,694, up 0.90%, and Ethereum at $1,912.77, up 0.30%. While some major coins like Binance Coin and XRP show slight declines, others such as Solana and TRON have gained over 1%. Small...
Reports from BlackRock and VanEck explain that Bitcoin's 50% crash was driven by extreme leverage and capital rotation, not broken fundamentals. BlackRock highlights $90 billion in futures open interest with high leverage and ETF outflows as key pres...
Bitcoin miners are under financial pressure, leading them to sell more BTC and reduce mining capacity, causing a 21% drop in the 30-day Mean Hash Rate. This miner selling returns BTC to circulation, increasing supply near Bitcoin's lower price range ...
Bitcoin's recent low volatility suggests a potential 30% price move soon, according to Fundstrat's research. However, past patterns show this move could be either up or down, creating uncertainty. Rising U.S. 10-year Treasury yields may pressure Bitc...
