JUST IN: THE SEC IS PREPARING A PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE QUARTERLY REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
TODAY 🚨: The Commission issued an interpretation that clarifies the application of federal securities laws to crypto assets.
This is a major step to provide greater clarity regarding the Commission’s treatment of crypto assets.
This is a major step to provide greater clarity regarding the Commission’s treatment of crypto assets.
In 2024, FTX sold its 8% stake in Anthropic for $1.3 billion as part of its bankruptcy proceedings.
Today, that same 8% stake would be worth over $30,000,000,000
Today, that same 8% stake would be worth over $30,000,000,000
JUST IN: S&P Dow Jones Indices Licenses S&P 500® to Trade[XYZ] for Perpetual Contracts on Hyperliquid
BREAKING: US February PPI inflation rises to 3.4%, above expectations of 2.9%.
Core PPI inflation rises to 3.9%, above expectations of 3.7%.
Core PPI inflation is at its highest since February 2023 and this data does not include the Iran war.
Rate cuts are being priced-out.
Core PPI inflation rises to 3.9%, above expectations of 3.7%.
Core PPI inflation is at its highest since February 2023 and this data does not include the Iran war.
Rate cuts are being priced-out.
JUST IN: FEDERAL RESERVE DECISION SUMMARY
-The Fed kept interest rates unchanged for the second meeting in a row
-The Fed raised its 2026 inflation outlook, now forecasting PCE at 2.7%
-Officials flagged ongoing uncertainty around the situation in the Middle East
-Policymakers now expect just two total rate cuts one this year, one in 2027
-The decision passed 11-1, with Governor Miran the lone vote for a cut
-The Fed kept interest rates unchanged for the second meeting in a row
-The Fed raised its 2026 inflation outlook, now forecasting PCE at 2.7%
-Officials flagged ongoing uncertainty around the situation in the Middle East
-Policymakers now expect just two total rate cuts one this year, one in 2027
-The decision passed 11-1, with Governor Miran the lone vote for a cut
JUST IN: Powell remarks
-If don't see inflation progress won't see the rate cut
-We just don't know what effects of energy rise will be
-Inflation overshoot is mainly from goods and tariffs
-Looking through oil prices depends on inflation expectations and the broader context of five years above target
-If don't see inflation progress won't see the rate cut
-We just don't know what effects of energy rise will be
-Inflation overshoot is mainly from goods and tariffs
-Looking through oil prices depends on inflation expectations and the broader context of five years above target
JUST IN: Powell remarks
-If no Fed chair confirmed by end of my term I would serve as chair pro tem
-No intention of leaving Fed board until DOJ probe is over
-Have not made decision if will stay on board if DOJ probe is over
-If no Fed chair confirmed by end of my term I would serve as chair pro tem
-No intention of leaving Fed board until DOJ probe is over
-Have not made decision if will stay on board if DOJ probe is over
JUST IN: Ethereum leads the L1 market by ecosystem TVL, followed by Tron, Solana, and BNB Chain, according to Token Terminal.
Today in Bitcoin:19/03/2026
✅ 🇺🇸 Public company Strive buys 317 BTC for $23,000,000.
✅ 🇺🇸 Morgan Stanley files new form with the SEC for its spot Bitcoin ETF
✅ 🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins said, "The SEC interpretation on crypto assets is just the beginning."
✅ Bitcoin falls under $69,000.
LET'S GO 🚀
✅ 🇺🇸 Public company Strive buys 317 BTC for $23,000,000.
✅ 🇺🇸 Morgan Stanley files new form with the SEC for its spot Bitcoin ETF
✅ 🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins said, "The SEC interpretation on crypto assets is just the beginning."
✅ Bitcoin falls under $69,000.
LET'S GO 🚀
JUST IN: Morgan Stanley has filed an S-1 for a spot Bitcoin ETF under the ticker MSBT.
UPDATE: Markets expect the Fed to hold rates through 2026, with the first cut now priced in for September 2027.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Fed Governor Christopher Waller says he was ready to cut interest rates until oil prices raised inflation risks.
Bitcoin Price on Eid 🌙
2010: $0.06
2011: $3
2012: $5
2013: $100
2014: $450
2015: $280
2016: $660
2017: $2,550
2018: $6,650
2019: $7,400
2020: $8,700
2021: $45,400
2022: $38,000
2023: $27,100
2024: $67,500
2025: $83,500
2026: $70,500
2010: $0.06
2011: $3
2012: $5
2013: $100
2014: $450
2015: $280
2016: $660
2017: $2,550
2018: $6,650
2019: $7,400
2020: $8,700
2021: $45,400
2022: $38,000
2023: $27,100
2024: $67,500
2025: $83,500
2026: $70,500