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03:15
The number of AI agents on BNB Chain has surpassed Ethereum, making it the network with the most on-chain AI agents.
ChainCatcher news, according to data from Agentscan and 8004scan, BNB Smart Chain has registered more than 34,000 AI agents adopting the ERC-8004 standard, surpassing Ethereum Mainnet's 14,000 and Base's 16,500, making it the network with the largest number of on-chain AI agents. Since the beginning of this year, the total number of ERC-8004 agents across all chains has increased from 337 to nearly 130,000, an increase of over 39,000%.
03:14
10x Research: The recent strength of bitcoin is mainly driven by market positioning structure and has little to do with the Middle East conflict.
ChainCatcher news, 10x Research posted on X platform stating that the current price movement of bitcoin is not mainly driven by negative news such as Middle East conflicts, but is more influenced by changes in market position structure. Over the past two weeks, there has been a significant adjustment in the market position structure, and these changes are gradually motivating traders to push bitcoin towards the next stage of the market. The bitcoin options trade proposed by the institution two weeks ago has now achieved approximately +72% returns, and the technical structure continues to strengthen. Recently, the market has shown a series of attractive risk-reward signals. Although some traders are still puzzled by bitcoin's resilience in the face of negative news, the market's sensitivity to news flow is currently decreasing, while its response to positions, capital flows, and market structure is strengthening. By focusing on positions, capital flows, and technical signals rather than simply relying on news events, investors may be able to better judge bitcoin's next move and make corresponding arrangements.
03:13
Citi: South Korea's oil price cap may reduce March inflation by 0.1 percentage points
Golden Ten Data reported on March 13 that Jin-Wook Kim, an economist at Citigroup, stated that South Korea's oil product price cap could lower overall consumer inflation in March by 0.1 percentage points year-on-year to 2.2%. To cushion the impact of soaring energy costs caused by escalating conflicts with Iran, Seoul has imposed caps on gasoline, diesel, and kerosene prices for the first time in nearly thirty years. Kim expects the inflation rate in 2026 to be 2.3%—still above the central bank's 2% target—as this measure can only temporarily ease the surge in retail oil prices. Previously, South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy lowered wholesale fuel prices under the so-called "maximum price system," which will be reviewed every two weeks.
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