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South Korea's Gwangju prosecutors sold 320.8 BTC, raising $21.5 million for the national treasury.

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XRP price has been forming a major bullish reversal pattern over the past three weeks. If confirmed, it could lead to a sharp rebound in the token's price.

 

Bitcoin has dropped only 0.9% this month but remains trapped in a range. Here's why BTC is moving sideways and how traders are profiting from 63K to 73K.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has remained relatively steady amid geopolitical tensions. Still, the largest cryptocurrency's drawdown has caused it to miss various experts' price forecasts, with many even lowering long-term targets as uncertainty gripped markets last year.

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Bitcoin's long-term holders' activity plummeted to bear-market levels.

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Binance Coin is currently changing hands at approximately $645, registering a 3% increase over the previous 24-hour period. The digital asset has posted a 15.4% gain over the trailing twelve months, positioning it among the minority of cryptocurrencies demonstrating positive momentum across multiple timeframes, based on CoinGecko statistics.

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Ripple is making a significant move into the Australian financial market by seeking an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL) through the planned acquisition of BC Payments Australia Pty Ltd. The deal, still pending completion, would give Ripple full regulatory authorization to operate its end-to-end payments platform across Australia under a single integration covering onboarding, compliance, foreign exchange, funding, liquidity management, and payouts.

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In a fresh memo released this week called “How Bitcoin Gets to $1 Million,” Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan has doubled down on his projection that Bitcoin could eventually trade at $1 million per coin.

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Data from on-chain analytics firm Santiment shows that Ethereum now has more than three times the number of holders as Bitcoin, showing the network's broader adoption even as traders closely monitor ETH's price.

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Bitcoin open interest sparked a prediction of high BTC price volatility to come as $70,000 remained the bulls' key reclaim level.

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Nasdaq-listed Brera plans to rebrand as Solmate, wind down two soccer teams and propose a 10-for-1 reverse stock split as it pivots toward Solana.

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The Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin lost 96% of its value, while Bitcoin rose to about $70,000 as tensions with Iran eased.

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Ripple pursues AFSL through BC Payments acquisition to expand regulated blockchain payments in Australia

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Ripple is pursuing a major milestone in Australia by seeking the Australian Financial Services License, a move that would expand its regulated payments infrastructure and accelerate its footprint across the Asia-Pacific.

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On March 10, Elon Musk revealed that X Money, the payment functionality for his X social platform, would begin early public rollout in April 2026. The disclosure triggered an 8%+ rally in Dogecoin despite the absence of any cryptocurrency-related features in the announcement.

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Binance Coin (BNB) has shown signs of strength in recent weeks despite occasional pullbacks across the broader cryptocurrency market. The cryptocurrency has been hovering near the $640 region after spending several days moving sideways in a narrow range between the lower $630s and the mid-$650s. This period of consolidation has placed the spotlight on the $644 zone, which is seen as a short-term breakout level. A move above $644 could signal renewed bullish momentum after a brief pause in the market. Long-term BNB Coin holders quietly accumulate While short-term traders remain cautious, long-term investors appear to be taking advantage of the consolidation phase.

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Bitcoin exchange supply has fallen to a record low, highlighting tightening supply even as high-profile investors move large sums of the asset onto trading platforms.

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Strategy just made headlines. The crypto investment firm bought 1,420 Bitcoin on March 10 in what marks their biggest one-day purchase ever, worth roughly $33 million at current prices.

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Artificial intelligence is having its electricity moment. Across global markets, utilities are scrambling to connect massive new data centers. Tech giants are locking in gigawatts of power. Transmission queues to connect the new generation to the grid are backlogged. Electrical substations are suddenly strategic assets.

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Solmate Infrastructure seeks to transform itself into a blockchain infrastructure provider based in the United Arab Emirates. The company, currently operating under the legal entity Brera Holdings PLC and listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker SLMT, said its board has approved plans to formallystoc reposition the firm as an institutional-grade provider of Solana infrastructure. The shift includes establishing its primary operational base in Abu Dhabi and restructuring its corporate identity to align with its digital asset strategy. The latest move represents a continuation of a broader transformation that began in September 2025, when the company announced a strategic pivot away from its roots as a football ownership group toward blockchain and digital asset infrastructure.

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Ripple's XRP remains in a tight consolidation pattern near $1.38 as traders anticipate the next directional move. For approximately 30 days, the digital asset has been locked within a range defined by $1.34 support and $1.44 resistance.

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Arthur Hayes, who co-founded cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, has made his stance crystal clear: he wouldn't invest even one dollar in Bitcoin under current market conditions. During an appearance on Natalie Brunell's Coin Stories podcast, Hayes explained that he's holding out for a definitive shift in US Federal Reserve policy.

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Ripple is pursuing regulatory authorization in Australia through the strategic acquisition of a payments firm that currently possesses the necessary credentials. This approach enables the company to deliver compliant cryptocurrency payment solutions in Australia while bypassing the extended timeline associated with new license applications.

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Bitcoin reached a peak of $71,612 Tuesday evening before retracing to $70,036 during Wednesday's Asian session. This represents approximately 8.5% growth from the Monday low of roughly $66,000 in a 48-hour period.

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Data shows that Ether price dynamics are being driven by capital flows rather than network activity growth, said CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno.