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The UAE suspended trading on the Abu Dhabi and Dubai stock exchanges following Iranian strikes in the Middle East.

Polymarket reached a record $478 million in trading volume amid geopolitical tensions, while Kalshi faced criticism over a market on Ali Khamenei.

The DOJ's $580M seizure highlights how crypto scams operate like industrial call centers using coerced labor and sophisticated laundering.

Analyst Samson Mow suggests Bitcoin is undervalued compared to gold and the money supply, indicating a potential significant price rally.

Escalating tensions near the Strait of Hormuz could cause an oil price surge, reigniting inflation, delaying rate cuts, and tightening liquidity, potentially triggering a Bitcoin selloff.

A 15% Bitcoin difficulty spike tightened miner economics, potentially shifting some miners from selling coins to hoarding them based on hashprice metrics.

Despite Bitcoin's 25% drop this year, institutional interest in digital assets is rebounding, signaling crypto's establishment as a core alternative sleeve.

Strategy increased the dividend yield on its perpetual preferred stock (STRC) to 11.50% for March 2026.

Kalshi's CEO defended the settlement rules for a controversial market on Ali Khamenei's status, promising fee reimbursement for affected traders.

US lawmakers urged an investigation into Binance over alleged $1.7 billion in transfers to Iran-linked entities.

Strategy raised the dividend on its STRC preferred stock to 11.5% while its common stock, MSTR, suffered its eighth straight monthly decline.

A Bitcoin developer embedded a 66KB image in a transaction to show that filtering data only redirects, rather than prevents, storage on the blockchain.

Bitcoin held around $67,000 as traders anticipated market reactions to Middle East tensions, with one analyst predicting a rally to $74,000.

Historical data and on-chain signals suggest Bitcoin's bearish phase may persist, potentially keeping prices below $70,000.

The OCC's stablecoin proposal includes ambiguous rules potentially restricting third-party yield payments, though many expect Congress to supersede these.

Bitcoin's market bottom might be imminent in February 2026 based on its price against gold, despite a longer potential bottom when measured in USD.

Crypto exploits dropped over 90% in February, totaling only $35.7 million in losses, the lowest since March 2025.

After five weeks of $3.8 billion in outflows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recently saw net inflows, complicating the narrative on institutional demand.

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SpaceX's $780 million bitcoin holding has dropped to approximately $545 million as the company prepares for a confidential IPO filing.

Tokenized gold assets drive nearly all publicly visible gold price discovery over the weekend when futures markets are closed.

Vitalik Buterin detailed a design based on EIP-8141 that could overhaul Ethereum wallets via account abstraction, enabling programmable features.

Hyperliquid experienced a price surge and record trading volume as traders sought to hedge geopolitical risks during US-Iran tensions.

Tokenized gold leads price discovery on weekends when CME futures are closed, with a market cap reaching $4.4 billion.

The US military reportedly used Anthropic's Claude AI for an Iran strike shortly after the Trump administration banned its use due to ethical disagreements.

Major cryptocurrencies like Ether, Solana, and XRP surged up to 10% on Sunday, recovering losses driven by geopolitical concerns over the weekend.

Six Polymarket traders profited nearly $1 million from bets predicting a US strike on Iran, raising insider trading suspicions.

Bitcoin rebounded to $68,200 after news broke regarding the death of Iran's Supreme Leader following US-Israeli strikes.

Polymarket saw over $50 million in wagers across dozens of Iran-related contracts following recent strikes, including a $45 million market on Khamenei's death.

Polymarket saw record trading volumes, exceeding $529 million, on contracts related to U.S.-Iran military strikes and subsequent political outcomes.

Bitcoin surged past $68,000 after Iran confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in airstrikes.

Ethereum smart accounts, enabled by EIP-8141, are expected to launch within a year via the Hegota fork.

Arbitrum's price is weakening near its all-time low due to sustained selling pressure from short-term holders and significant whale distribution.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticized the Pentagon's order prohibiting military contractors from using Anthropic's AI, calling it "unprecedented" and "punitive."

Despite Ether's price decline, institutional adoption remains strong as Ethereum dominates TVL and focuses on base layer scalability.

Despite a recent dip in new addresses, Ethereum's holder retention rate is rebounding from a multi-year low, signaling renewed stability.

A developer embedded a 66KB image into a single Bitcoin transaction, challenging claims made by proponents of the anti-spam BIP-110 proposal.

Cardano is consolidating near its bear market support floor amid weak momentum and high short interest, while long-term holders provide some stability.

NYDIG Research suggests Bitcoin's future price hinges on AI's macroeconomic impact on jobs, growth, and central bank liquidity responses.

A Bitcoin bottom signal has reappeared, but current market conditions like low liquidity and weak ETF flows suggest a rally may not mirror 2023's.

Bitcoin defended $64K after geopolitical shocks, with its next move depending on Monday's spot ETF flows and market risk repricing.

JPMorgan suggests the proposed Clarity Act legislation could be the catalyst to lift Bitcoin and crypto markets out of their current lull.

A crypto executive predicts market consolidation as companies with cash flow acquire struggling peers trading below net asset value.

Recent geopolitical tensions highlight Iran's $7.8 billion crypto shadow economy, used to bypass sanctions and support the regime.

Bitcoin's self-custody culture is creating an inheritance crisis as early adopters age, potentially leading to massive permanent losses by 2026.

The competitive advantage in stablecoins has shifted from issuance to user distribution, favoring incumbents with large user bases.

A federal judge denied Binance's attempt to force arbitration in a class action regarding unregistered token sales.

Senator Chris Murphy plans legislation to ban prediction markets, citing insider exploitation of geopolitical events.

Bitcoin dropped 7% following US military action against Iran, trading as a risk asset initially due to macro concerns, not its digital gold narrative.

Bubblemaps flagged six newly funded Polymarket wallets that collectively profited nearly $1 million betting on U.S. airstrikes against Iran.

Despite fears on crypto social media that Iran might close the Strait of Hormuz, experts suggest a full closure is unlikely and supply disruption might be temporary.

A proposal by former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès to hard fork Bitcoin to recover $5 billion in stolen funds was quickly rejected by the community.

Bitcoin acts as a liquid risk asset sold quickly during macro policy uncertainty stemming from events like tariff rulings and potential large refunds.

Six Polymarket accounts profited about $1.2 million by correctly betting on a U.S. strike against Iran just before it occurred.

US-Israel strikes on Iran caused one Polymarket trader to lose $6.5 million betting against the action.

The crypto market crashed by $100 billion due to geopolitical tensions from a US-Israel strike on Iran, pushing Bitcoin below $65,000.

Data suggests holding Bitcoin for at least three years historically reduces the probability of loss to just 0.70%.

Eleven US senators requested a federal probe into Binance's compliance with sanctions and AML requirements following reports of Iran-linked transactions.

XRP tumbled over 9% after breaking below the key $1.36 support level on heavy volume.

Institutions favor Ethereum over faster blockchains primarily due to its unmatched capital depth and liquidity, which ensures stability and better execution for large trades.

Bitcoin is poised for its worst five-month losing streak since 2018, sparking debate among analysts over whether it's repricing or facing further declines.

Morgan Stanley applied for a national trust bank charter to offer direct cryptocurrency custody services to its institutional clients.

USD1 stablecoin, linked to the Trump family, launched a real-time proof-of-reserve tracker following a brief de-pegging incident.

A new Bitcoin cycle model projects a cycle low near $35,000 in December 2026 following a 72.5% drawdown.

Bitcoin is attempting to reclaim $64,000 following a drop, as negative funding rates suggest a potential short squeeze is brewing.

Bitcoin faces downside risks as Iran's retaliatory strikes on U.S. bases could trigger broader risk-off selling when traditional markets reopen.

Oil-linked perpetual futures on Hyperliquid surged over 5% following coordinated U.S. and Israeli missile strikes on Iran.

Tether has reportedly frozen approximately $4.2 billion in USDT tokens connected to criminal activity over the last three years.

A critical security flaw in the proposed XRP Ledger 'Batch' amendment could have allowed unauthorized draining of accounts, but was caught before activation.