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 <p>The preliminary reading of Australia's S&amp;P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) declined to 50.1 in March versus 51.0 prior, the latest data published by S&amp;P Global showed on Tuesday.</p> 
 <p>The Australia’s S&amp;P Global Services&nbsp;PMI eased to 46.6 in March from the previous reading of 52.8, while the Composite PMI fell to 47.0 in March versus 52.4 prior.&nbsp;</p> 
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 <p>At the press time,&nbsp;the&nbsp;AUD/USD pair&nbsp;is down 0.04% on the day to trade at 0.7019.</p> 
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The preliminary reading of Australia's S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) declined to 50.1 in March versus 51.0 prior, the latest data published by S&P Global showed on Tuesday. The Australia’s S&P Global Services PMI eased to 46.6 in March from the previous reading of 52.8, while the Composite PMI fell to 47.0 in March versus 52.4 prior. Market reaction At the press time, the AUD/USD pair is down 0.04% on the day to trade at 0.7019.

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     <p>Bitcoin’s jump back above $70,000 on Monday morning came with unusual clarity.</p>  
     <p>The move started when Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the United States and Iran had held “very good and productive conversations” on a “complete and total resolution” of hostilities in the Middle East, and that planned strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure would be delayed for five days.</p>  
     <p>Within seconds, global markets repriced. Oil tumbled more than 10%, U.S. stock futures jumped more than 2%, European equities reversed sharp early losses, and Bitcoin sprinted from the upper $67,000s back through $70,000.</p> 
     <p>Kobeissi estimates the move added about $2 trillion in market value. The rally then reversed slightly after Iran said there had been “no contact” with Washington. By 8:00 a.m. ET, futures were down about 120 points from the peak, erasing roughly $1 trillion.</p> 
     <p>In Kobeissi’s words, that left the S&amp;P 500 with a total headline-driven swing of about $3 trillion in implied market value in 56 minutes.</p> 
     <p><img src="https://img.bgstatic.com/spider-data/61858d1d21bfb696dacfb74a68701ae01774307938113.jpg"></p> 
     <h2>Trump’s post was the trigger, but the force came from the macro chain that followed</h2> 
     <p>Before the post, the market had been moving in the opposite direction. Higher crude prices were feeding a stagflation scare. Rising energy costs were threatening to push inflation expectations higher just as growth data had started to soften. Bond yields were climbing again. Bitcoin, gold, and equity futures were all under pressure while rates rose into a more sensitive zone.</p> 
     <p>In <em>CryptoSlate’s</em> morning analysis of the week ahead, the focus had already shifted from oil alone to the bond market, with the U.S. 10-year yield approaching a level that can tighten financial conditions quickly.</p> 
     <p>Then the market received a de-escalation signal.</p> 
     <p>The reaction after Trump’s post filled in the sequence in real time. Brent crude dropped more than 10% as traders stripped out part of the war premium. Dow futures rose about 2.6%, while the FTSE 100 recovered almost all of an earlier 250-point slide. Gold also reversed sharply, with an intraday slide of more than 7% before losses narrowed.</p> 
     <p>In rates, the U.S. 10-year yield dropped more than 20 basis points to around 4.30% before settling near 4.36% as of press time. Bitcoin followed the same repricing path at high speed, reclaiming $70,000 as the pressure embedded in oil and yields started to ease.</p> 
     <p>Oil cracked first. Yields backed off. Gold reversed. Equity futures snapped higher. Bitcoin then expressed the same repricing faster than most major assets.</p> 
     <p>The significance for Bitcoin sits one layer below the spike itself. Nothing about the crypto market changed in a structural sense during those five minutes. The post did not bring a new ETF catalyst, a policy shift from the Fed, or a sudden change in on-chain conditions.</p> 
     <p>What changed was the macro environment that had been pressing on every risk-sensitive asset for days. The market moved from pricing a wider energy shock to pricing the possibility of a pause.</p> 
     <p><em>CryptoSlate’s</em> recent coverage has already mapped that transition.</p> 
     <ul> 
      <li>On March 7, we argued that oil had become one of Bitcoin’s clearest macro signals.</li> 
      <li>On March 9, Bitcoin slipped below $70,000 as oil moved higher and stagflation fears intensified.</li> 
      <li>On March 11, the market showed its first instinct during an oil panic, when traders sold Bitcoin rather than treating it as a haven.</li> 
      <li>On March 12, Bitcoin held up better even as Brent briefly reclaimed $100, which suggested the market was beginning to separate immediate panic from broader positioning.</li> 
      <li>By Monday morning, the center of gravity had shifted again, from oil shock alone to the risk that higher yields would become the dominant problem.</li> 
     </ul> 
     <p>Monday’s move above $70,000 needs to be read inside that framework.</p> 
     <h2>The timing invites a stronger political-economic reading</h2> 
     <p>The U.S. 10-year had been approaching a zone that can become politically and financially difficult very quickly. Mortgage costs respond to it. Equities respond to it. Fiscal sensitivity rises with it. The White House watches it.</p> 
     <p>My morning piece already outlined the market’s concern around the 4.5% area, especially with Treasury auctions, flash PMIs, jobless claims, and inflation expectations lined up to shape the week. Trump’s post arrived just as the bond market was threatening to become part of the problem in a larger way.</p> 
     <p>Trump's post could be more than a diplomatic update. It looks like an intervention into a market sequence that was beginning to grow expensive.</p> 
     <p>Oil was pushing inflation risk back into the system. Rising yields were tightening financial conditions. Gold and stock futures had already moved into defensive positions. A de-escalation signal at that point gave traders permission to reverse the most painful part of the morning’s repricing.</p> 
     <p>That interpretation rests on incentives and timing, rather than on any official confirmation of motive. It fits the market sequence cleanly. It also fits the broader sensitivity around borrowing costs. The Guardian’s live coverage captured the pressure that rising yields had already started to place on the UK mortgage market, while we had already identified bond yields as the more dangerous extension of the oil shock for Bitcoin.</p> 
     <p>Once yields started to ease after Trump’s post, the path higher in BTC reopened immediately.</p> 
     <p>Bitcoin’s own market structure helps explain why the move traveled so fast.</p> 
     <p>A session shaped by higher oil and rising yields usually creates a defensive posture across crypto. Spot demand softens. Leveraged players hedge. Short exposure can build when macro pressure aligns across rates and energy.</p> 
     <p>Once the macro impulse flips, crypto often becomes the fastest outlet for the reversal. That appears to be what happened on Monday.</p> 
     <p>The move through $70,000 reads as a relief repricing amplified by positioning, speed, and the market’s existing sensitivity to macro inputs.</p> 
     <h2>Macro repricing added an important confirming signal</h2> 
     <p>Gold's sharp reversal suggests that traders were taking out part of the immediate war premium rather than rotating into a classic safe-haven structure. Bitcoin moved with that same repricing wave, which places it firmly inside the macro risk complex for this session.</p> 
     <p>That fits the recent pattern we have shown in our own reporting, where Bitcoin has traded more like a high-beta expression of financial conditions than a defensive shelter during energy-driven stress.</p> 
     <p>There are still limits to how far Monday’s relief can be extended.</p> 
     <p>Iranian media quickly pushed back on Trump’s account of the talks. Business Insider noted that oil rebounded from its lows as traders began to question how durable the de-escalation signal really was.</p> 
     <p>That leaves the market with a pause, rather than with resolution. The difference is important because Bitcoin’s hold above $70,000 now depends less on the post itself and more on whether the broader macro relief can survive a week, which remains difficult to read.</p> 
     <p>The normal inflation anchor is absent. The Bureau of Economic Analysis release calendar shows that the February PCE will not arrive until April 9, leaving traders leaning more heavily on secondary indicators and Treasury supply.</p> 
     <p>Our morning analysis highlighted the immediate sequence: flash PMIs on Tuesday, the 2-year auction on Tuesday, the 5-year on Wednesday, jobless claims and the 7-year auction on Thursday, and the final University of Michigan sentiment reading on Friday.</p> 
     <p>With oil having shaken inflation expectations and bond yields already testing market tolerance, those events now carry more weight for Bitcoin than any crypto-native development on the calendar.</p> 
     <h2>That leaves Bitcoin with a clearer near-term map</h2> 
     <p>If oil stays contained and the U.S. 10-year remains below the earlier stress zone, Monday’s move can become a platform. A reclaimed $70,000 then starts to look like a level the market can build above while it reassesses the inflation path and broader financial conditions.</p> 
     <p>If oil regains momentum and yields resume their climb, the relief trade loses force quickly. Bitcoin would then move back into the same macro regime that had been dragging on it before Trump posted, one defined by tighter financial conditions, more expensive risk, and a market that still sees stagflation as a live possibility.</p> 
     <p>The answer to the morning’s initial question is now fairly tight.</p> 
     <p>Bitcoin jumped almost 5% in five minutes because Trump’s post broke a one-way macro sequence that had been building across oil, rates, metals, and equities.</p> 
     <p>The post gave traders a reason to cut some of the war premium. Oil fell, yields followed, stocks reversed, gold dropped, and Bitcoin expressed the repricing fastest.</p> 
     <p>The deeper layer is the one traders will keep watching. Trump’s post arrived at a point where rising oil and rising yields were beginning to feed into a more dangerous mix for financial conditions.</p> 
     <p>The market response suggests participants understood the signal immediately.</p> 
     <p>For Bitcoin, the move above $70,000 restored momentum. Whether that level holds now depends on the next phase of the same macro chain, crude, yields, and whether the market believes the relief has enough substance to keep financial conditions from tightening again.</p>  
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Back to the list Market swings by $3 trillion as Bitcoin price explodes upward in 5 minutes cryptoslate.com 3 h Bitcoin’s jump back above $70,000 on Monday morning came with unusual clarity. The move started when Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the United States and Iran had held “very good and productive conversations” on a “complete and total resolution” of hostilities in the Middle East, and that planned strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure would be delayed for five days. Within seconds, global markets repriced. Oil tumbled more than 10%, U.S. stock futures jumped more than 2%, European equities reversed sharp early losses, and Bitcoin sprinted from the upper $67,000s back through $70,000. Kobeissi estimates the move added about $2 trillion in market value. The rally then reversed slightly after Iran said there had been “no contact” with Washington. By 8:00 a.m. ET, futures were down about 120 points from the peak, erasing roughly $1 trillion. In Kobeissi’s words, that left the S&P 500 with a total headline-driven swing of about $3 trillion in implied market value in 56 minutes. Trump’s post was the trigger, but the force came from the macro chain that followed Before the post, the market had been moving in the opposite direction. Higher crude prices were feeding a stagflation scare. Rising energy costs were threatening to push inflation expectations higher just as growth data had started to soften. Bond yields were climbing again. Bitcoin, gold, and equity futures were all under pressure while rates rose into a more sensitive zone. In CryptoSlate’s morning analysis of the week ahead, the focus had already shifted from oil alone to the bond market, with the U.S. 10-year yield approaching a level that can tighten financial conditions quickly. Then the market received a de-escalation signal. The reaction after Trump’s post filled in the sequence in real time. Brent crude dropped more than 10% as traders stripped out part of the war premium. Dow futures rose about 2.6%, while the FTSE 100 recovered almost all of an earlier 250-point slide. Gold also reversed sharply, with an intraday slide of more than 7% before losses narrowed. In rates, the U.S. 10-year yield dropped more than 20 basis points to around 4.30% before settling near 4.36% as of press time. Bitcoin followed the same repricing path at high speed, reclaiming $70,000 as the pressure embedded in oil and yields started to ease. Oil cracked first. Yields backed off. Gold reversed. Equity futures snapped higher. Bitcoin then expressed the same repricing faster than most major assets. The significance for Bitcoin sits one layer below the spike itself. Nothing about the crypto market changed in a structural sense during those five minutes. The post did not bring a new ETF catalyst, a policy shift from the Fed, or a sudden change in on-chain conditions. What changed was the macro environment that had been pressing on every risk-sensitive asset for days. The market moved from pricing a wider energy shock to pricing the possibility of a pause. CryptoSlate’s recent coverage has already mapped that transition. On March 7, we argued that oil had become one of Bitcoin’s clearest macro signals. On March 9, Bitcoin slipped below $70,000 as oil moved higher and stagflation fears intensified. On March 11, the market showed its first instinct during an oil panic, when traders sold Bitcoin rather than treating it as a haven. On March 12, Bitcoin held up better even as Brent briefly reclaimed $100, which suggested the market was beginning to separate immediate panic from broader positioning. By Monday morning, the center of gravity had shifted again, from oil shock alone to the risk that higher yields would become the dominant problem. Monday’s move above $70,000 needs to be read inside that framework. The timing invites a stronger political-economic reading The U.S. 10-year had been approaching a zone that can become politically and financially difficult very quickly. Mortgage costs respond to it. Equities respond to it. Fiscal sensitivity rises with it. The White House watches it. My morning piece already outlined the market’s concern around the 4.5% area, especially with Treasury auctions, flash PMIs, jobless claims, and inflation expectations lined up to shape the week. Trump’s post arrived just as the bond market was threatening to become part of the problem in a larger way. Trump's post could be more than a diplomatic update. It looks like an intervention into a market sequence that was beginning to grow expensive. Oil was pushing inflation risk back into the system. Rising yields were tightening financial conditions. Gold and stock futures had already moved into defensive positions. A de-escalation signal at that point gave traders permission to reverse the most painful part of the morning’s repricing. That interpretation rests on incentives and timing, rather than on any official confirmation of motive. It fits the market sequence cleanly. It also fits the broader sensitivity around borrowing costs. The Guardian’s live coverage captured the pressure that rising yields had already started to place on the UK mortgage market, while we had already identified bond yields as the more dangerous extension of the oil shock for Bitcoin. Once yields started to ease after Trump’s post, the path higher in BTC reopened immediately. Bitcoin’s own market structure helps explain why the move traveled so fast. A session shaped by higher oil and rising yields usually creates a defensive posture across crypto. Spot demand softens. Leveraged players hedge. Short exposure can build when macro pressure aligns across rates and energy. Once the macro impulse flips, crypto often becomes the fastest outlet for the reversal. That appears to be what happened on Monday. The move through $70,000 reads as a relief repricing amplified by positioning, speed, and the market’s existing sensitivity to macro inputs. Macro repricing added an important confirming signal Gold's sharp reversal suggests that traders were taking out part of the immediate war premium rather than rotating into a classic safe-haven structure. Bitcoin moved with that same repricing wave, which places it firmly inside the macro risk complex for this session. That fits the recent pattern we have shown in our own reporting, where Bitcoin has traded more like a high-beta expression of financial conditions than a defensive shelter during energy-driven stress. There are still limits to how far Monday’s relief can be extended. Iranian media quickly pushed back on Trump’s account of the talks. Business Insider noted that oil rebounded from its lows as traders began to question how durable the de-escalation signal really was. That leaves the market with a pause, rather than with resolution. The difference is important because Bitcoin’s hold above $70,000 now depends less on the post itself and more on whether the broader macro relief can survive a week, which remains difficult to read. The normal inflation anchor is absent. The Bureau of Economic Analysis release calendar shows that the February PCE will not arrive until April 9, leaving traders leaning more heavily on secondary indicators and Treasury supply. Our morning analysis highlighted the immediate sequence: flash PMIs on Tuesday, the 2-year auction on Tuesday, the 5-year on Wednesday, jobless claims and the 7-year auction on Thursday, and the final University of Michigan sentiment reading on Friday. With oil having shaken inflation expectations and bond yields already testing market tolerance, those events now carry more weight for Bitcoin than any crypto-native development on the calendar. That leaves Bitcoin with a clearer near-term map If oil stays contained and the U.S. 10-year remains below the earlier stress zone, Monday’s move can become a platform. A reclaimed $70,000 then starts to look like a level the market can build above while it reassesses the inflation path and broader financial conditions. If oil regains momentum and yields resume their climb, the relief trade loses force quickly. Bitcoin would then move back into the same macro regime that had been dragging on it before Trump posted, one defined by tighter financial conditions, more expensive risk, and a market that still sees stagflation as a live possibility. The answer to the morning’s initial question is now fairly tight. Bitcoin jumped almost 5% in five minutes because Trump’s post broke a one-way macro sequence that had been building across oil, rates, metals, and equities. The post gave traders a reason to cut some of the war premium. Oil fell, yields followed, stocks reversed, gold dropped, and Bitcoin expressed the repricing fastest. The deeper layer is the one traders will keep watching. Trump’s post arrived at a point where rising oil and rising yields were beginning to feed into a more dangerous mix for financial conditions. The market response suggests participants understood the signal immediately. For Bitcoin, the move above $70,000 restored momentum. Whether that level holds now depends on the next phase of the same macro chain, crude, yields, and whether the market believes the relief has enough substance to keep financial conditions from tightening again. 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 <p>State-run miner Coal India&nbsp;said on Monday it will sell up to 25% each in its units South Eastern Coalfields (SECL) and Mahanadi Coalfields (MCL) through initial public offerings or other routes.</p> 
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 <p>Coal India had in December approved plans to list the units. It is not clear when the company plans to carry out the listing.</p> 
 <p>SECL will also issue new shares worth up to 10% of the post-issue share capital, Coal India said in a stock exchange filing late Monday.</p> 
 <p>India was the world’s second-largest IPO market in 2025, according to LSEG data, but sentiment has weakened this year amid a sell-off spurred by the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.&nbsp;</p> 
 <p>SECL and MCL operate in the states of Chhattisgarh and Odisha, respectively. They produced about 392 million tonnes of coal in fiscal 2024-2025, about half of Coal India’s total production.</p> 
 <p>Coal India contributed to about 74% of India’s total coal production in fiscal 2024–25.</p> 
 <p>The IPO of Central Mine Planning &amp; Design Institute, another Coal India unit, is open for&nbsp;subscriptions&nbsp;this week, while Bharat Coking Coal&nbsp;BARC.NS&nbsp;went public in January.</p> 
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Back to the list A Healthy Pullback Or Something More — What Drove Crypto Markets This Week techgaged.com 16 m This snapshot article gives readers a crypto market weekly recap, covering crypto prices, market sentiment, ETF flows, current and expected trends, as well as macroeconomic, geopolitical, or regulatory events that affected bitcoin, ethereum, and altcoins in the past seven days. After a couple of green weeks, the crypto market has turned red over the past seven days. The large majority of the top 100 coins posted decreases, and Bitcoin fell below the $68,000 level. Notably, the pullback is not concerning, as all rallies are typically followed by necessary corrections. The shift was boosted by the U.S.-Israel-Iran war escalation, with contradictory statements coming from the US and Israel, and no end in sight, while the global impact worsens by the day. Besides geopolitical tensions, drivers included negative institutional flows, a regulatory lull, and global risk-off across markets. TL;DR Market performance this week The global cryptocurrency market cap fell by 5.5% over the past 7 days. At the time of writing on Monday morning (UTC), the total cap stands at $2.53 trillion. This marked a return into the red, which is dominating the first quarter. Notably, the market capitalization saw a rise over the past 24 hours of 3.4%, potentially signaling a recovery, even if a brief one. Zooming out, we also find it green in the 2-week and 1-month timeframes. 7-day market cap. Source: CoinGecko The large majority of the top 10 coins per market cap saw their prices decrease over the past week, as did 90 of the top 100 coins. Tron (TRX) is the only green coin, making it the top 10’s default winner. The situation turned opposite over the past day, with most coins turning green. Bitcoin price movements Bitcoin’s price fell 2.4% over the past 7 days, dropping below the $70,000 level and towards $68,000. At the time of writing, however, it has reclaimed the $70,000 mark, trading at $71,367. Meanwhile, $BTC has appreciated over the past month, rising 4.3%. This is not a particularly large increase for Bitcoin, but if we take into consideration the fact that it’s been mostly down since the year’s beginning, the move is notable, showcasing the coin’s resilience. Bitcoin price chart. Source: TradingView The week began at $75,632, dropping to the $71,300 level by Wednesday, then gradually decreasing to the intraweek low of $67,813. The market participants are now awaiting further signals that would indicate which direction the coin and the market overall will take in the short- to medium-term. Further increases would lead $BTC back into the $75,000 zone, followed by $77,700 and $79,000. This would bring it to the doorstep of the $80,000 mark. Conversely, drops could take it towards $65,000 and possibly even lower towards $50,000. Ethereum price movements Ethereum fell 3.9% in the past week, which is the category’s second-highest loss. It’s currently changing hands at $2,175. Moreover, the coin is up 4.9% in a day, 8.2% in 14 days, and 10.3% in a month. It’s currently down just below 56% from the August all-time high of $4,946. $ETH price chart. Source: TradingView $ETH recorded a 7-day range between $2,035 and $2,361. It saw the intraweek high last Monday before it plunged to $2,178 and then decreased relatively gradually to the intraweek low. Notably, it kept above $2,000, not pulling back below this level as it had during the previous decrease. Like $BTC, the $ETH increase over the past day suggests a potential near-term appreciation. $ETH is generally quite resilient and often outperforms other coins in both the top 10 and top 100 categories. Investors are now looking to see if the price will move above $2,200 and $2,300. Additional increases would take it to $2,450. On the other hand, another fall could take the price back below the $2,000 mark. Altcoin price movements Altcoins have posted price decreases in all categories in the 7-day timeframe. In this period, seven coins in the top 10 coins per market cap saw their prices drop, and only one is up (not taking the stablecoins into account). Tron stands as the winner, having increased by 3.8% to the price of $0.3091. At the same time, the highest fall is Dogecoin (DOGE)’s 6.4% to $0.09426. Hyperliquid (HYPE)’s 0.24% is the category’s smallest decrease. If we zoom in to observe the 24-hour movements, we find the completely opposite picture. Tron is the only red coin here, with a 1.6% drop in its price. Tron often goes against other coins’ performances. Solana (SOL) is the day’s highest gainer: 4.6% to $91.45. It’s followed by $ETH’s 4.5% as the second-highest increase in the category. Now, let’s turn our attention to the top 100 coins per market cap in the 7-day period. 90 of them are down at the time of writing, and 14 of these posted double-digit drops. Ethena (ENA) and Worldcoin (WLD) sit at the top with pullbacks of 19.2% and 16.8% to $0.094 and $0.31, respectively. Two coins rose by more than 10%. Siren (SIREN) appreciated $273% to $2.33, while Just (JST) was up 10.5% to the price of $0.061. In the 24-hour timeframe, Midnight (NIGHT) saw the only double-digit increase of 12% to $0.04776, while River (RIVER) fell the most, with a 4.7% decrease to $25.92. Why did the crypto market drop this week? The shift in the market came as a typical and healthy pullback that commonly follows rallies. It was boosted by negative institutional flows, macro and geopolitical concerns, and a lack of regulatory advancements. Classic post-rally correction This is a key factor, though an often overlooked one. It’s not only natural following surges, but also necessary, because it shakes out weak hands and consolidates gains. After prices rise, they hit a psychological or technical resistance level but can fail to sustain it, leading to a pullback. The consolidation establishes a base for future price increases. In the case of the last two weeks, bitcoin rallied to $75,600 from the February low of $62,800. Following the rally, it pulled back below the $70,000 mark, with traders taking profit. Renewed escalation in the U.S.–Israel–Iran war In addition to the typical post-rally fall, the weak macro and geopolitical news hit the market at the same time and intensified the drop. Traders reacted to the renewed threats and attacks, pushing the sentiment down and turning the market red across the board. War escalation typically leads to uncertainty among the market participants, resulting in liquidity withdrawal. Investors will rotate out of risk assets and into safer assets, with gold being a common winner. And yes, during active conflicts with a global impact, crypto behaves like a risk asset, rather than a hedge. The US president claimed that the US and Iran talked today and agreed they both wanted to “make a deal”, with markets reacting positively, but Iran denied that any “productive” talks took place. Additionally, Israel and the US have launched a new wave of extensive attacks across Iran today. Global risk-off across markets Crypto wasn’t the only market to drop last week. Traditional markets have seen major drops as well, operating under increasing pressure. You’ll find more details in the ‘stocks’ section below. This is exacerbated by oil-related volatility and war fears that are boosting inflation expectations. Higher rates and inflation fears can lead to lowered liquidity in the crypto market, and when investors de-risk, they often sell their crypto first. Regulatory disappointment in the U.S. After a surge in crypto regulatory efforts and related enthusiasm in the US, this area has turned pretty quiet. Earlier rallies were boosted by a combination of ETF flows, regulatory advancements, and institutional narratives. But when the market lacks regulatory clarity, capital inflow may drop. However, last week saw the Clarity Act finally move within the political circles, even if slightly, as the US senators reportedly reached a deal on the stablecoin yield language. This has marked “a potential major breakthrough” and “could clear the way for a landmark crypto regulatory bill to advance in the coming weeks,” Politico reported. What to watch next? Analyst Chris Beamish commented that perpetual funding turned negative last week for the first time since 2022. As of Thursday, it stood firmly negative, “reinforcing the bearish positioning seen in directional premium.” Bitcoin saw an uptick recently, Beamish said, but traders leaned short, “leaving the market vulnerable to further squeeze-driven upside.” This is something for investors and traders to keep an eye on. But there are more key factors to observe in order to search for signals that will decide the market’s direction. One is to see if bitcoin will hold the $65,000-$67,000 support and stay above $70,000. Next is to watch the ETF flows to see if institutions are currently still buying. Last week posted outflows, but this week could see ETFs turn the tide. The largest driver is still the developments in the Middle East. We’ve seen the escalation of the war impact the market negatively, as well as positive geopolitical developments influencing it positively. However, we can’t predict these events, especially given the contradictory information coming from the US. And speaking of the US, incoming regulatory and macro events in that country are also expected to possibly reflect on the crypto market. On Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins will speak at the Digital Asset Summit in New York, and investors will wait to hear any relevant remarks. Also, keep an eye on the rate expectations and inflation data in major markets, such as today’s data from Japan. On Friday, $14.39B in bitcoin options expire at a maximum pain price of $75,000, Ledn noted. Market sentiment plunges Contrary to the previous week’s performance, the crypto market sentiment has dropped significantly since last Monday. The crypto fear and greed index now stands at 25, compared to 41 recorded seven days ago. The recovery that had led the metric into the neutral zone didn’t last long. This latest move has led the market sentiment right back into the fear zone. There is still room for it to fall further, given that the low in the past month stands at 11. Moreover, the metric hit the lowest recorded point of 5 just this February. Notably, the return to the fear region is far from surprising. The market has had very little to no room to breathe, being bombarded with shock after shock, be it geopolitical or macroeconomic, as market pressure builds. When the sentiment falls so severely, traders stop buying dips, and short-term players typically exit. Volatility spikes, accelerating downside. This is not to say that the sentiment has no chances for recovery. On the contrary, the market has proven its resilience time and time again, and this is one of the key bases for near-term sentiment jumps. Institutional flows: Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Over the past week, the US $BTC spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw the cumulative total net inflow rise from $56.14 billion to $56.23 billion. While the week began with two green days, marked by decent inflows, the rest of the week turned red, yet not enough to pull the total net inflow down. Monday and Tuesday posted around $200 million each, followed by negative flows for the next three days between $52 million and $164 million. Friday saw only VanEck posting positive flows, and only of $2.96 million. At the same time, BlackRock let go of $45.94 million, and Fidelity said goodbye to $9.13 million. Looking at the $ETH spot ETFs, we find that the total net inflow fell this past week to the current $11.79 billion compared to $11.73 billion the week before. Just like their $BTC counterparts, $ETH ETFs opened the week with inflows and closed with outflows. Monday and Tuesday posted $35 million and $139 million, respectively. The highest flow amount was $136.41 million on Thursday, while Wednesday and Friday recorded similar levels between $40 million and $55 million. Zooming into Friday’s close, we find BlackRock’s ETHB as the day’s winner by default, given that it was the only green one on the list. It took in $5.47 million. On the other hand, BlackRock’s ETHA recorded the highest negative flow of $31.45 million, followed by Fidelity’s $12.18 million. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs has been quietly hard at work accumulating $XRP ETFs. Starting in November 2025 and by the end of the year, the bank built a $153.8 million position across four spot $XRP ETFs: $40 million in Bitwise, $38.5 million in Franklin Templeton, $38 million in Grayscale, and $36 million in 21Shares. This is approximately 73% of all disclosed institutional $XRP ETF holdings. Overall, $XRP spot ETFs posted two days of positive and one of negative flows last week, with no flows on the remaining two days. The total net inflow now stands at $1.21 billion. US stocks plunge for four straight weeks The US stock market closed Friday starkly lower, marking a fourth consecutive week of losses. By the end of trading on 20 March, the S&P 500 was down 1.5%, the Nasdaq-100 decreased by 2%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 1%. The plunge was largely the result of a push by technology shares, while oil, a key inflation driver, keeps rising, as do the oil futures. The market has also shown vulnerability to the increasing 10-year Treasury note yields. Editor’s notes This wasn’t a crypto-specific crash, as markets across the board posted decreases, driven by macro and geopolitical factors. But the main conclusion is that this is a typical and healthy post-rally pullback for the crypto market, which will enable it to consolidate and form a basis for further increase. The chances are that the prices will continue rising mid-term, with $BTC moving over $75,000 and $ETH towards $2,500. However, some analysts discuss the possibility of $BTC dropping further and hitting a bottom of $50,000. Though this would be quite a crash, it would also be an excellent buying opportunity. 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     <p><strong>The final week of March 2026 is drawing attention to the meme coin sector. Select tokens are showing chart structures that stand apart from the broader market pullback.</strong></p>  
     <p>BeInCrypto has analysed three such meme coins that investors should watch heading toward the end of March.</p>  
     <h2>Siren (<span class="ticker">$SIREN</span>)</h2> 
     <p>Siren (<span class="ticker">$SIREN</span>) is trading at $2.44, after surging 163% from its March 21 base in just two days. The all-time high at $4.72 sits roughly 90% above the current price, and a measured move annotation on the chart targets that level.</p> 
     <p>The CMF, however, reads -0.10 — and has been negative since March 20, through the entire rally. The meme coin’s price made new highs. Money flow did not follow. That divergence is the defining feature of this trade.</p> 
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     <p>Negative CMF during a vertical price spike means sellers are using the rally to distribute. Volume is not confirming the move upward. The distribution zone marked on the chart from March 22–25 places the current price squarely inside a high-risk area. The $2.00 level and the EMA at $0.93 are the key floors to watch on any reversal.</p> 
     <h2>Memecore (M)</h2> 
     <p>MemeCore (M) is trading at $1.711, up 1.57%, consolidating just below the Fibonacci 0.786 level at $1.852 — the top of the annotated measured move zone from the March 18 breakout. The meme coin’s price crossed back above the EMA at $1.613, which now provides rising support.</p> 
     <p>The MFI reads 58.67, neutral and pointing higher without being stretched. It has not reached the 80 overbought threshold, meaning there is room for additional buying pressure to build before the indicator signals exhaustion.</p> 
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     <p>The immediate test is a daily close above $1.712. That clears the 0.618 level and opens the Fibonacci 1.0 extension at $2.030, followed by the Fibonacci 1.236 extension at $2.226. The $1.613 EMA is the line in the sand for bulls. A close below it would reopen the 0.382 level at $1.516.</p> 
     <h2>OFFICIAL <span class="ticker">$TRUMP</span> (<span class="ticker">$TRUMP</span>)</h2> 
     <p>Official Trump (<span class="ticker">$TRUMP</span>) is trading at $3.254, up 1.88%, but On-Balance Volume peaked around March 13–14 and has declined from approximately -$120 million to -$148.96 million since. OBV falling while the meme coin’s price temporarily recovered is the volume signature of distribution, not accumulation.</p> 
     <p>The first 21.15% measured move from the March 13 peak has already played out, bringing the price from $4.04 to the $3.39 Fibonacci 0.382 level. A second measured move of -15.23% is now annotated, targeting $2.705 — the all-time low, marked in red on the chart.</p> 
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     <p>The EMA at $3.397 sits above the current price, adding resistance. The meme coin needs to clear the EMA and reclaim $3.39 on a daily close to interrupt the pattern. Without that, the OBV trend and the measured move structure point to new lows before the month ends.</p> 
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Back to the list 3 Meme Coins To Watch In The Final Week Of March 2026 beincrypto.com 11 m The final week of March 2026 is drawing attention to the meme coin sector. Select tokens are showing chart structures that stand apart from the broader market pullback. BeInCrypto has analysed three such meme coins that investors should watch heading toward the end of March. Siren ($SIREN) Siren ($SIREN) is trading at $2.44, after surging 163% from its March 21 base in just two days. The all-time high at $4.72 sits roughly 90% above the current price, and a measured move annotation on the chart targets that level. The CMF, however, reads -0.10 — and has been negative since March 20, through the entire rally. The meme coin’s price made new highs. Money flow did not follow. That divergence is the defining feature of this trade. $SIREN Price Analysis. Source: TradingView Negative CMF during a vertical price spike means sellers are using the rally to distribute. Volume is not confirming the move upward. The distribution zone marked on the chart from March 22–25 places the current price squarely inside a high-risk area. The $2.00 level and the EMA at $0.93 are the key floors to watch on any reversal. Memecore (M) MemeCore (M) is trading at $1.711, up 1.57%, consolidating just below the Fibonacci 0.786 level at $1.852 — the top of the annotated measured move zone from the March 18 breakout. The meme coin’s price crossed back above the EMA at $1.613, which now provides rising support. The MFI reads 58.67, neutral and pointing higher without being stretched. It has not reached the 80 overbought threshold, meaning there is room for additional buying pressure to build before the indicator signals exhaustion. Memecore Price Analysis. Source: TradingView The immediate test is a daily close above $1.712. That clears the 0.618 level and opens the Fibonacci 1.0 extension at $2.030, followed by the Fibonacci 1.236 extension at $2.226. The $1.613 EMA is the line in the sand for bulls. A close below it would reopen the 0.382 level at $1.516. OFFICIAL $TRUMP ($TRUMP) Official Trump ($TRUMP) is trading at $3.254, up 1.88%, but On-Balance Volume peaked around March 13–14 and has declined from approximately -$120 million to -$148.96 million since. OBV falling while the meme coin’s price temporarily recovered is the volume signature of distribution, not accumulation. The first 21.15% measured move from the March 13 peak has already played out, bringing the price from $4.04 to the $3.39 Fibonacci 0.382 level. A second measured move of -15.23% is now annotated, targeting $2.705 — the all-time low, marked in red on the chart. $TRUMP Price Analysis. Source: TradingView The EMA at $3.397 sits above the current price, adding resistance. The meme coin needs to clear the EMA and reclaim $3.39 on a daily close to interrupt the pattern. Without that, the OBV trend and the measured move structure point to new lows before the month ends. The post 3 Meme Coins To Watch In The Final Week Of March 2026 appeared first on BeInCrypto. Latest news Crypto Fundraising Topped $2.8B Last Week — Here's Who Raised blockster.com 13 m Hedge Fund Legend Says Crypto Acts Like a Risk On Asset u.today 16 m Don't Buy UGOR Crypto: Why the United Global Oil Reserve Coin Is a Bad Idea coincodex.com 18 m Analyst Predicts When Bitcoin Price Will Hit $145,000 newsbtc.com 18 m Zcash Price Signals 15% Drop Despite Surge in Shielded Pools cryptonewsz.com 19 m Billions of Crypto Could Vanish Into Dead Wallets In 2026 – And Many Will Not Be Prepared blockchainreporter.net 22 m Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

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<div class="mb-4 whitespace-pre-wrap text-base leading-8 text-1">  On March 24, CME "FedWatch" data showed that the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 7.2%, while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 92.8%. By June, the cumulative probability of a 25 basis point rate hike is 9.1%, the cumulative probability of a 50 basis point rate hike is 0.2%, and the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 90.7%.</div>

On March 24, CME "FedWatch" data showed that the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 7.2%, while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 92.8%. By June, the cumulative probability of a 25 basis point rate hike is 9.1%, the cumulative probability of a 50 basis point rate hike is 0.2%, and the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 90.7%.

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 <p>ENI and GANA Insight have announced a partnership to advance PayFi infrastructure on BNB Chain. GANA brings a decentralized payment and <a href="https://blockchainreporter.net/glossary/decentralized-finance-defi/">DeFi</a> layer that is already running. Not a pilot. Not a testnet. Fully audited, wallet-integrated, and live with real payment utility.</p> 
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 <p>ENI brings the blockchain infrastructure underneath it: high throughput, low latency, built for enterprise use. Together, the partnership targets the gap between on-chain settlement capability and the merchant-ready experience that makes crypto payments usable in practice.</p> 
 <h2 class="wp-block-heading">What GANA Insight Actually Does</h2> 
 <p>GANA Insight is a decentralized PayFi infrastructure built on BNB Chain. PayFi combines payment functionality with DeFi mechanics, allowing value to move through payment rails while also interacting with decentralized financial primitives like lending, yield, and settlement protocols.</p> 
 <p>What separates GANA from earlier attempts at crypto payment infrastructure is that it is already running. The platform is fully audited, wallet-integrated, and live with real payment utility rather than in a testnet or pilot phase. Merchants can accept payments through it. On-chain settlement is operational. The UX is designed around merchant needs rather than crypto-native users, which matters for any payment product trying to reach real commercial adoption.</p> 
 <p>The BNB Chain foundation gives GANA access to a high-throughput, low-fee environment that makes small and frequent payments economically viable. Payment infrastructure that costs more in gas than the transaction is worth doesn’t work at scale. BNB Chain’s fee structure solves that problem for the kinds of everyday payment volumes GANA is targeting.</p> 
 <h2 class="wp-block-heading">What ENI Brings to the Partnership</h2> 
 <p>ENI is an enterprise-grade Web3 <a href="https://blockchainreporter.net/blockchain/">blockchain</a> built for real-world scale. Its design priorities are ultra-fast throughput and low latency, the two properties that matter most when payment infrastructure needs to handle volume without degrading user experience. A payment confirmation that takes seconds is still too slow for point-of-sale environments. ENI’s infrastructure is engineered around the performance requirements that enterprise and commercial payment contexts actually demand.</p> 
 <p>The combination of ENI’s performance layer with GANA’s live payment infrastructure creates a stack that covers both ends of the PayFi problem. ENI provides the speed and scale. GANA provides the payment logic, merchant UX, and DeFi integration that turns raw blockchain performance into something a business can actually use.</p> 
 <h2 class="wp-block-heading">The PayFi Model and Why It Matters</h2> 
 <p>PayFi is a relatively new framing for something the crypto industry has been trying to build for years: payment infrastructure that works like real payments while connecting to the broader DeFi ecosystem. The traditional payment stack, cards, bank transfers, payment processors, is slow, expensive, and siloed from the yield and settlement opportunities that DeFi offers.</p> 
 <p>PayFi infrastructure like GANA’s is designed to let value move through payment rails while simultaneously interacting with on-chain financial mechanisms. A merchant receiving a payment doesn’t just receive funds that sit idle. Those funds can settle, generate yield, or interact with other <a href="https://blockchainreporter.net/defi/">DeFi</a> protocols in the same transaction flow. For businesses, that means payment infrastructure that is also a financial tool rather than just a value transfer pipe.</p> 
 <p>The permissionless nature of the infrastructure matters here too. Traditional payment systems require approval from intermediaries at every layer: payment processors, banks, card networks.&nbsp;</p> 
 <p>A permissionless PayFi infrastructure removes those gatekeepers, which has practical implications for merchants in markets where access to traditional payment rails is limited or expensive.</p> 
 <h2 class="wp-block-heading">What the Collaboration Produces</h2> 
 <p>TheENI and GANA partnership marks what both parties describe as another step toward a truly usable Web3 financial ecosystem. One partnership doesn’t solve the entire adoption problem for crypto payments. But it does add a layer of infrastructure that wasn’t there before.</p> 
 <p>Specifically, the collaboration connects ENI’s enterprise performance capabilities to GANA’s already-live payment utility on BNB Chain. Merchants using GANA’s infrastructure gain access to the performance characteristics of ENI’s network. Its ecosystem gains a payment layer with real commercial utility already demonstrated.</p> 
 <p>The fully audited status of GANA’s infrastructure is worth noting for enterprise adoption. Businesses and institutional partners evaluating payment infrastructure need audit documentation before deploying at scale. GANA having that in place removes one of the more common blockers for enterprise integration.</p> 
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 <p>ENI and GANA Insight are combining enterprise blockchain performance with live, audited PayFi infrastructure on BNB Chain. The partnership doesn’t just describe what crypto payments could be. GANA is already running, merchants are already using it, and the on-chain settlement layer is already operational. ENI adds the performance infrastructure to support that at scale. That combination moves the Web3 payments conversation from theory to something closer to practice.</p> 
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ENI and GANA Insight have announced a partnership to advance PayFi infrastructure on BNB Chain. GANA brings a decentralized payment and DeFi layer that is already running. Not a pilot. Not a testnet. Fully audited, wallet-integrated, and live with real payment utility. ENI brings the blockchain infrastructure underneath it: high throughput, low latency, built for enterprise use. Together, the partnership targets the gap between on-chain settlement capability and the merchant-ready experience that makes crypto payments usable in practice. What GANA Insight Actually Does GANA Insight is a decentralized PayFi infrastructure built on BNB Chain. PayFi combines payment functionality with DeFi mechanics, allowing value to move through payment rails while also interacting with decentralized financial primitives like lending, yield, and settlement protocols. What separates GANA from earlier attempts at crypto payment infrastructure is that it is already running. The platform is fully audited, wallet-integrated, and live with real payment utility rather than in a testnet or pilot phase. Merchants can accept payments through it. On-chain settlement is operational. The UX is designed around merchant needs rather than crypto-native users, which matters for any payment product trying to reach real commercial adoption. The BNB Chain foundation gives GANA access to a high-throughput, low-fee environment that makes small and frequent payments economically viable. Payment infrastructure that costs more in gas than the transaction is worth doesn’t work at scale. BNB Chain’s fee structure solves that problem for the kinds of everyday payment volumes GANA is targeting. What ENI Brings to the Partnership ENI is an enterprise-grade Web3 blockchain built for real-world scale. Its design priorities are ultra-fast throughput and low latency, the two properties that matter most when payment infrastructure needs to handle volume without degrading user experience. A payment confirmation that takes seconds is still too slow for point-of-sale environments. ENI’s infrastructure is engineered around the performance requirements that enterprise and commercial payment contexts actually demand. The combination of ENI’s performance layer with GANA’s live payment infrastructure creates a stack that covers both ends of the PayFi problem. ENI provides the speed and scale. GANA provides the payment logic, merchant UX, and DeFi integration that turns raw blockchain performance into something a business can actually use. The PayFi Model and Why It Matters PayFi is a relatively new framing for something the crypto industry has been trying to build for years: payment infrastructure that works like real payments while connecting to the broader DeFi ecosystem. The traditional payment stack, cards, bank transfers, payment processors, is slow, expensive, and siloed from the yield and settlement opportunities that DeFi offers. PayFi infrastructure like GANA’s is designed to let value move through payment rails while simultaneously interacting with on-chain financial mechanisms. A merchant receiving a payment doesn’t just receive funds that sit idle. Those funds can settle, generate yield, or interact with other DeFi protocols in the same transaction flow. For businesses, that means payment infrastructure that is also a financial tool rather than just a value transfer pipe. The permissionless nature of the infrastructure matters here too. Traditional payment systems require approval from intermediaries at every layer: payment processors, banks, card networks. A permissionless PayFi infrastructure removes those gatekeepers, which has practical implications for merchants in markets where access to traditional payment rails is limited or expensive. What the Collaboration Produces TheENI and GANA partnership marks what both parties describe as another step toward a truly usable Web3 financial ecosystem. One partnership doesn’t solve the entire adoption problem for crypto payments. But it does add a layer of infrastructure that wasn’t there before. Specifically, the collaboration connects ENI’s enterprise performance capabilities to GANA’s already-live payment utility on BNB Chain. Merchants using GANA’s infrastructure gain access to the performance characteristics of ENI’s network. Its ecosystem gains a payment layer with real commercial utility already demonstrated. The fully audited status of GANA’s infrastructure is worth noting for enterprise adoption. Businesses and institutional partners evaluating payment infrastructure need audit documentation before deploying at scale. GANA having that in place removes one of the more common blockers for enterprise integration. Conclusion ENI and GANA Insight are combining enterprise blockchain performance with live, audited PayFi infrastructure on BNB Chain. The partnership doesn’t just describe what crypto payments could be. GANA is already running, merchants are already using it, and the on-chain settlement layer is already operational. ENI adds the performance infrastructure to support that at scale. That combination moves the Web3 payments conversation from theory to something closer to practice.

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       <li>Gold prices have seen a significant drop since the US-Iran war started.</li> 
       <li> <span class="ticker">$XAUt</span> and <span class="ticker">$PAXG</span> are assets that are backed by real-world gold, so their performance depends on gold prices directly.</li> 
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     <p>Gold prices have dropped down sharply since the Iran war erupted on February 28, 2026. At first, investors rushed to buy gold as a safe-haven asset after the US and Israel carried out strikes, pushing prices higher. But that trend quickly reversed.</p>  
     <p>Gold has now fallen from around $5,423 per ounce to below $4,350 as of March 23, marking a decline of more than 14% in just a month. Tether Gold (<span class="ticker">$XAUt</span>) and PAX Gold (<span><span class="ticker">$PAXG</span> Price) </span>have followed the same trend. As these tokens are backed by real-world gold reserves, the prices tend to fall when gold prices decline.</p>  
     <p>At the time of writing, the price of <span class="ticker">$XAUt</span> stands at $4,313.08 with a drop of 3.94% in the last 24-hours as per CoinMarketCap.</p> 
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     <p>Moreover, <span class="ticker">$PAXG</span> price stands at $4,265.52 with a drop of 5.33% in the last 24-hours as per CoinMarketCap.</p> 
     <h2>Massive Gold Market Cap Wipeout</h2> 
     <p>The Iran conflict has erased around trillions of dollars from gold’s total market capitalization. This situation is amplifying fears of disrupted global energy flows and spiking inflation.</p> 
     <p>Gold, which is usually seen as a safe-haven asset during a crisis, has weakened as conditions shifted and investor sentiment turned cautious. This was first highlighted by Arthur Hayes in an X post. He pointed out that Bitcoin outperformed the precious metal in gains since the US-Iran war began.</p> 
     <p>At the same time, geopolitical pressure around Iran’s threats to energy infrastructure and risks linked to the Strait of Hormuz have made markets more volatile. All of these developments have coincided with a broader sell-off.</p> 
     <p>Silver also followed the same trend, declining as industrial demand softens and economic uncertainty affects the consumption. Overall both precious metals have come under pressure due to the ongoing conflict.</p> 
     <h2>Stock Markets in Freefall Worldwide</h2> 
     <p>Global equities are reeling under the same pressures. Asian markets plunged today, March 23, 2026. Japan’s Nikkei dropped down by 4%, South Korea’s KOSPI fell 4.5-6, and Hong Kong’s HSI dropped by 3.44%.</p> 
     <p>European indexes like the STOXX 600 have slid amid energy shock fears, while US markets saw the Dow drop 0.8% and Nasdaq 1% in recent sessions. These crashes are all in sync which indicates the panic that exists within these markets.</p> 
     <h2>Bitcoin’s Remarkable Resilience</h2> 
     <p>In contrast, Bitcoin is trading around the $68,000 mark as of March 23. However, this number is because of a recent pullback after the Bitcoin price briefly touched $75,000 last week. The drop came after the inflation data and Federal Reserve’s FOMC decision which influenced broader market sentiment and triggered some profit-taking.</p> 
     <p>This indicates that Bitcoin is not completely stable but is moving within a range and is reacting to the macroeconomic conditions. Even with this volatility, the Bitcoin token has shown resilience when compared to traditional assets that have experienced sharper declines.</p> 
     <h2>Peter Schiff’s Warning on Gold and Rates</h2> 
     <p>Earlier today, Peter Schiff posted on X and stated that the market is reacting the wrong way. According to him, when inflation is high, people usually expect interest rates to stay high or fall in real terms later, which actually supports gold prices. However, this time around, things are moving in the opposite direction. The price of gold is plummeting instead of rising.</p> 
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      <p>Selling gold because rising inflation will keep the Fed from cutting interest rates, when rates are already too low, makes no sense. Falling real rates are bullish for gold. It’s the stock market that needs rate cuts. That’s why it makes no sense that stocks are down so little.</p> 
      <p>— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) March 23, 2026</p> 
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     <p>Schiff believes that gold becomes much more attractive when real interest rates are low because it helps protect value. On the other hand, stocks depend more on rate cuts to go up. So, in his view, selling gold right now does not make much sense.</p> 
     <h2>Final Thought</h2> 
     <p>Overall, the market reaction is putting pressure on assets like Tether Gold (<span class="ticker">$XAUt</span>) and PAX Gold (<span class="ticker">$PAXG</span>), as both closely track physical gold and have declined along with it during the recent downturn. While geopolitical tensions and macro uncertainty continue to drive volatility, the weakness in gold directly reflects in these tokenized assets.</p> 
     <p>As the market is reacting differently than traditional expectations, Bitcoin is showing relative resilience even though volatility is high. At the same time, debates continue around whether inflation, interest rates and policy decisions will eventually support gold or strengthen alternative assets like Bitcoin.</p> 
     <p>Also Read: Bitcoin Falls Below $68K as Macro Pressure Weighs on Markets</p>  
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Back to the list XAUt and PAXG Fall Amid Broader Gold Market Crash cryptonewsz.com 25 m Gold prices have seen a significant drop since the US-Iran war started. $XAUt and $PAXG are assets that are backed by real-world gold, so their performance depends on gold prices directly. Peter Schiff argues that rising inflation and the current global situation should support gold and not weaken it. Gold prices have dropped down sharply since the Iran war erupted on February 28, 2026. At first, investors rushed to buy gold as a safe-haven asset after the US and Israel carried out strikes, pushing prices higher. But that trend quickly reversed. Gold has now fallen from around $5,423 per ounce to below $4,350 as of March 23, marking a decline of more than 14% in just a month. Tether Gold ($XAUt) and PAX Gold ($PAXG Price) have followed the same trend. As these tokens are backed by real-world gold reserves, the prices tend to fall when gold prices decline. At the time of writing, the price of $XAUt stands at $4,313.08 with a drop of 3.94% in the last 24-hours as per CoinMarketCap. $XAUt 24-hours chart Moreover, $PAXG price stands at $4,265.52 with a drop of 5.33% in the last 24-hours as per CoinMarketCap. Massive Gold Market Cap Wipeout The Iran conflict has erased around trillions of dollars from gold’s total market capitalization. This situation is amplifying fears of disrupted global energy flows and spiking inflation. Gold, which is usually seen as a safe-haven asset during a crisis, has weakened as conditions shifted and investor sentiment turned cautious. This was first highlighted by Arthur Hayes in an X post. He pointed out that Bitcoin outperformed the precious metal in gains since the US-Iran war began. At the same time, geopolitical pressure around Iran’s threats to energy infrastructure and risks linked to the Strait of Hormuz have made markets more volatile. All of these developments have coincided with a broader sell-off. Silver also followed the same trend, declining as industrial demand softens and economic uncertainty affects the consumption. Overall both precious metals have come under pressure due to the ongoing conflict. Stock Markets in Freefall Worldwide Global equities are reeling under the same pressures. Asian markets plunged today, March 23, 2026. Japan’s Nikkei dropped down by 4%, South Korea’s KOSPI fell 4.5-6, and Hong Kong’s HSI dropped by 3.44%. European indexes like the STOXX 600 have slid amid energy shock fears, while US markets saw the Dow drop 0.8% and Nasdaq 1% in recent sessions. These crashes are all in sync which indicates the panic that exists within these markets. Bitcoin’s Remarkable Resilience In contrast, Bitcoin is trading around the $68,000 mark as of March 23. However, this number is because of a recent pullback after the Bitcoin price briefly touched $75,000 last week. The drop came after the inflation data and Federal Reserve’s FOMC decision which influenced broader market sentiment and triggered some profit-taking. This indicates that Bitcoin is not completely stable but is moving within a range and is reacting to the macroeconomic conditions. Even with this volatility, the Bitcoin token has shown resilience when compared to traditional assets that have experienced sharper declines. Peter Schiff’s Warning on Gold and Rates Earlier today, Peter Schiff posted on X and stated that the market is reacting the wrong way. According to him, when inflation is high, people usually expect interest rates to stay high or fall in real terms later, which actually supports gold prices. However, this time around, things are moving in the opposite direction. The price of gold is plummeting instead of rising. Selling gold because rising inflation will keep the Fed from cutting interest rates, when rates are already too low, makes no sense. Falling real rates are bullish for gold. It’s the stock market that needs rate cuts. That’s why it makes no sense that stocks are down so little. — Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) March 23, 2026 Schiff believes that gold becomes much more attractive when real interest rates are low because it helps protect value. On the other hand, stocks depend more on rate cuts to go up. So, in his view, selling gold right now does not make much sense. Final Thought Overall, the market reaction is putting pressure on assets like Tether Gold ($XAUt) and PAX Gold ($PAXG), as both closely track physical gold and have declined along with it during the recent downturn. While geopolitical tensions and macro uncertainty continue to drive volatility, the weakness in gold directly reflects in these tokenized assets. As the market is reacting differently than traditional expectations, Bitcoin is showing relative resilience even though volatility is high. At the same time, debates continue around whether inflation, interest rates and policy decisions will eventually support gold or strengthen alternative assets like Bitcoin. Also Read: Bitcoin Falls Below $68K as Macro Pressure Weighs on Markets Latest news Billions of Crypto Could Vanish Into Dead Wallets In 2026 – And Many Will Not Be Prepared blockchainreporter.net 17 m PancakeSwap Exploit: Devastating $680K Attack Exposes Critical BCE/USDT Pool Vulnerability bitcoinworld.co.in 21 m Bitcoin spot volumes fall to 2023 lows as BTC rallies remain news-led cointelegraph.com 27 m DePIN Tokens Show Notable Growth in Weekly Trading Volume, $TAO Leads blockchainreporter.net 27 m Circle urges EU to fast-track DLT reforms, widen stablecoin settlement rules theblock.co 29 m BAYC Whale Jeffrey Huang’s Staggering $33.3M Loss: A Cautionary Tale of Crypto Leverage bitcoinworld.co.in 30 m Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

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Back to the list PEPE Near $0.0000033 Hints at Massive 700% Breakout Setup coinpaper.com 20 m Pepe trades near $0.000003392 after rebounding from around $0.00000331. Price initially declined, forming a short downtrend before stabilizing above $0.00000325. Momentum gradually shifted as buyers stepped in near $0.0000033, driving a steady recovery. A sharp breakout then pushed the price toward $0.00000345, showing strong bullish pressure. The move faced slight resistance, causing a mild pullback while holding above $0.00000335. Overall, price action reflects rising volatility with buyers currently maintaining control. At the time of writing, the memecoin was trading at $0.00000343, with a 3.81% gain over the past 24 hours. Pepe Eyes 30% Bounce as $0.0000031 Support Holds Pressure builds around $PEPE as price tests a critical support region after sweeping liquidity below $0.0000031. Analyst $PEPE Whale highlights a market structure that still leans bearish. However, buyers are defending the demand zone between $0.0000031 and $0.00000279. This area shows strong historical support and growing interest. If buyers sustain control, the setup could trigger a relief bounce. A successful reversal from this zone may deliver nearly 30% upside. Still, strong resistance levels stand in the way of a larger recovery. A key resistance cluster sits between $0.00000414 and $0.00000500. This range previously rejected price and may slow bullish attempts again. Current price action near $0.0000031 shows early signs of accumulation. Volume behavior also hints at a possible shift in sentiment. However, the decisive breakout trigger has not appeared yet. Traders remain cautious until price reclaims higher resistance levels. $PEPE Price Falling Wedge Signals Potential 708% Breakout $PEPE trades near $0.000003336 while compressing inside a long-term falling wedge formation. The structure shows consistently lower highs and gradually tightening price action. Selling pressure appears to weaken as the price approaches the wedge support near $0.0000030. Earlier price action shows a strong rally toward $0.000020, followed by an extended corrective phase. The correction gradually formed the descending wedge pattern now visible. This pattern often signals trend exhaustion before a potential bullish reversal. According to analyst Steph Is Crypto, the wedge breakout could trigger a major expansion phase. The projected move highlights roughly 708% upside potential from the current level. If momentum confirms the breakout, $PEPE could surge toward the $0.000020–$0.000023 region. Latest news Billions of Crypto Could Vanish Into Dead Wallets In 2026 – And Many Will Not Be Prepared blockchainreporter.net 17 m PancakeSwap Exploit: Devastating $680K Attack Exposes Critical BCE/USDT Pool Vulnerability bitcoinworld.co.in 21 m Bitcoin spot volumes fall to 2023 lows as BTC rallies remain news-led cointelegraph.com 27 m DePIN Tokens Show Notable Growth in Weekly Trading Volume, $TAO Leads blockchainreporter.net 27 m Circle urges EU to fast-track DLT reforms, widen stablecoin settlement rules theblock.co 29 m BAYC Whale Jeffrey Huang’s Staggering $33.3M Loss: A Cautionary Tale of Crypto Leverage bitcoinworld.co.in 30 m Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

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  <p><strong>Russian crypto exchanges will be permitted to list the largest digital coins, according to new rules approved by the executive power in Moscow.</strong></p> 
  <p>The regulations bring strict requirements regarding capitalization, trading volume and history that can be met mainly by the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum.</p> 
  <h3><span>Russians to trade state-approved leading cryptos</span></h3> 
  <p>Russia is on its way to legalize cryptocurrencies this year but intends to let its citizens touch only the biggest coins on the market today.</p> 
  <p>That’s according to the latest version of the legislation designed to regulate crypto transactions, which has just received the nod from the Russian government.</p> 
  <p>The bill “On Digital Currency and Digital Rights” empowers the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) to shortlist the digital assets that will be allowed to circulate in the country, the business news portal RBC unveiled after obtaining a copy.</p> 
  <p>It introduces a set of criteria that any decentralized or foreign-issued digital currency would have to meet to be approved for trading.</p> 
  <p>A key condition is that the average market capitalization of such a coin exceeds 5 trillion rubles (more than $60 billion) in the two years prior to its admission to the regulated Russian market.</p> 
  <p>Then, its average daily trading volume over the same period must be at least 1 trillion rubles (a little over $12 billion at the current exchange rate).</p> 
  <p>Both indicators will be verified by the monetary authority using data from global platforms licensed in their respective jurisdictions and having an average crypto trading volume of at least 100 billion rubles (around $1.2 million).</p> 
  <p>Every cryptocurrency offered in Russia must have a proven trading history, including officially published closing prices, spanning at least five years before it’s considered.</p> 
  <p>The most popular coins, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, meet these criteria, RBC noted in its report, referring to figures compiled by the leading crypto price-tracking website Coinmarketcap.</p> 
  <p>For example, SOL has been traded since 2020, has a market cap of nearly $50 billion and a daily turnover of approximately $2.8 billion.</p> 
  <p>Under the government-backed legislation, Russia’s financial intelligence service, Rosfinmonitoring, will be able to blacklist certain cryptocurrencies.</p> 
  <p>The trading of such assets will be prohibited while companies and individuals won’t be allowed to hold them. Privacy-oriented coins fall in that category.</p> 
  <h3><span>Russia to fine crypto exchanges and miners breaking the law</span></h3> 
  <p>The new crypto bill has been approved by the Government Commission on Legislative Activity, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko’s office confirmed to the Russian edition of Forbes.</p> 
  <p>The legislation is based on the regulatory concept announced by the Bank of Russia in late December. The deadline for its adoption in parliament is July 1, 2026, according to earlier statements by officials in Moscow.</p> 
  <p>It recognizes cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as “monetary assets” and expands investor access to include not only qualified investors but ordinary Russians as well, although the annual investments of the latter will be capped at less than $4,000.</p> 
  <p>While the law envisages licensing crypto platforms such as depositories and exchanges, Russia wants to use its existing financial infrastructure to process crypto transactions, including banks, brokers, and traditional stock exchanges, some of which already offer crypto derivatives.</p> 
  <p>The expanded legal framework now introduces financial penalties for cryptocurrency exchanges violating the regulations for digital asset circulation, which may reach 1 million rubles (over $12,000).</p> 
  <p>Entities and entrepreneurs involved in mining, which became Russia’s first regulated crypto activity in 2024, will face fines, too, if they mine outside the law. These can be as high as 2.5 million rubles (more than $30,000).</p> 
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Russian crypto exchanges will be permitted to list the largest digital coins, according to new rules approved by the executive power in Moscow. The regulations bring strict requirements regarding capitalization, trading volume and history that can be met mainly by the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Russians to trade state-approved leading cryptos Russia is on its way to legalize cryptocurrencies this year but intends to let its citizens touch only the biggest coins on the market today. That’s according to the latest version of the legislation designed to regulate crypto transactions, which has just received the nod from the Russian government. The bill “On Digital Currency and Digital Rights” empowers the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) to shortlist the digital assets that will be allowed to circulate in the country, the business news portal RBC unveiled after obtaining a copy. It introduces a set of criteria that any decentralized or foreign-issued digital currency would have to meet to be approved for trading. A key condition is that the average market capitalization of such a coin exceeds 5 trillion rubles (more than $60 billion) in the two years prior to its admission to the regulated Russian market. Then, its average daily trading volume over the same period must be at least 1 trillion rubles (a little over $12 billion at the current exchange rate). Both indicators will be verified by the monetary authority using data from global platforms licensed in their respective jurisdictions and having an average crypto trading volume of at least 100 billion rubles (around $1.2 million). Every cryptocurrency offered in Russia must have a proven trading history, including officially published closing prices, spanning at least five years before it’s considered. The most popular coins, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, meet these criteria, RBC noted in its report, referring to figures compiled by the leading crypto price-tracking website Coinmarketcap. For example, SOL has been traded since 2020, has a market cap of nearly $50 billion and a daily turnover of approximately $2.8 billion. Under the government-backed legislation, Russia’s financial intelligence service, Rosfinmonitoring, will be able to blacklist certain cryptocurrencies. The trading of such assets will be prohibited while companies and individuals won’t be allowed to hold them. Privacy-oriented coins fall in that category. Russia to fine crypto exchanges and miners breaking the law The new crypto bill has been approved by the Government Commission on Legislative Activity, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko’s office confirmed to the Russian edition of Forbes. The legislation is based on the regulatory concept announced by the Bank of Russia in late December. The deadline for its adoption in parliament is July 1, 2026, according to earlier statements by officials in Moscow. It recognizes cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as “monetary assets” and expands investor access to include not only qualified investors but ordinary Russians as well, although the annual investments of the latter will be capped at less than $4,000. While the law envisages licensing crypto platforms such as depositories and exchanges, Russia wants to use its existing financial infrastructure to process crypto transactions, including banks, brokers, and traditional stock exchanges, some of which already offer crypto derivatives. The expanded legal framework now introduces financial penalties for cryptocurrency exchanges violating the regulations for digital asset circulation, which may reach 1 million rubles (over $12,000). Entities and entrepreneurs involved in mining, which became Russia’s first regulated crypto activity in 2024, will face fines, too, if they mine outside the law. These can be as high as 2.5 million rubles (more than $30,000). Large-scale Illegal mining may even result in prison sentences of up to five years, according to amendments to the Criminal Code proposed by the Ministry of Justice. These changes were also approved by the Russian government.

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 <p>LOS ANGELES, March 23, 2026 -- Fiverr (NYSE: FVRR) today launched a dedicated AI Video Hub, bringing together a curated roster of the world's top AI video directors and giving brands a direct path to commission cinema-quality commercials, social content, and brand films, bypassing the traditional production infrastructure that has defined brand video for decades.</p> 
 <p>The launch comes as demand accelerates. Searches for AI video creation grew 66% in the second half of 2025, according to Fiverr's latest Business Trends Index. But the real shift isn't about tools. For years, producing high-quality brand video meant navigating the same model Hollywood popularized: large production crews, agency oversight, lengthy timelines, and budgets that locked out most businesses. A new class of independent AI directors is dismantling that model, delivering work that rivals traditional studio and big-agency output while operating as solo creators or small teams.</p> 
 <p>To mark the hub's launch, Fiverr erected an installation on a hillside overlooking the 101 near Cahuenga and Lakeridge, spelling out the name of AI video director Billy Boman in letters 30 feet tall and 230 feet wide. The structure echoes one of Los Angeles's most iconic landmarks, a fitting provocation from a company betting that the future of brand storytelling won't be built in Hollywood's image.</p> 
 <p>Boman, based in Stockholm, has directed AI video work for Google, Universal Music Group, YouTube, and Klarna. He's one of a growing class of independent directors delivering standalone projects and augmenting in-house teams with output that rivals what traditional agencies and studios produce.</p> 
 <p>The hub also features The Dor Brothers, who created Snoop Dogg's first AI music video, a viral AI film that drew over 20 million views within 48 hours, and brand clients including Hugo Boss and Yamaha; Julien Nicaud, director of the global Dave &amp; Buster's campaign; Too Short for Modeling, whose portfolio spans Dollar Shave Club and Fiverr's own Garry AI campaign, recognized by Adweek and Ad Age; and Jagger Waters, a CapCut creator partner recognized by Adobe, Cannes, and SXSW.</p> 
 <p>"For decades, brand video has been at the mercy of the Hollywood production playbook: big crews, big agencies, big budgets, and months of lead time," said Matti Yahav, CMO of Fiverr. "That model is breaking. The directors in this hub are producing work that stands next to anything coming out of a traditional studio, and they're doing it faster, leaner, and for a fraction of the cost. We put a 30-foot sign on a hillside in LA because this is where the entertainment industry has always announced what comes next. This is what comes next."</p> 
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 <p>"A year ago, I was constrained by what was technically possible. Now I'm constrained only by what I can imagine, and that changes everything about how a brand can tell its story," said Boman. "My name on that hillside next to one of the most famous landmarks in entertainment history says something about where this industry is heading. The old gatekeepers built incredible things. But the gates are open now, and the directors walking through them don't need a studio lot or a seven-figure budget to deliver at that level."</p> 
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 <p>View the Fiverr AI Video Hub at:&nbsp;www.fiverr.com/ai-video</p> 
 <p><strong>About Fiverr</strong><br>Fiverr’s mission is to transform the way the world creates and works together. We’re shaping the future of work with the world’s leading open platform, seamlessly connecting top talent and cutting-edge technology with businesses around the globe. From expert freelancers in over 750 skilled categories to best-in-class GenAI models and agents, Fiverr provides the most advanced and comprehensive talent and tools for digital services—helping businesses get mission-critical projects done fast and cost-effectively.</p> 
 <p>From small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, millions trust Fiverr for projects in software and AI development, digital marketing, finance, business consulting, video animation, music, architecture, and more.</p> 
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A 30-foot hillside installation in LA signals the arrival of independent AI video directors who are delivering cinema-quality brand work without the traditional production overhead LOS ANGELES, March 23, 2026 -- Fiverr (NYSE: FVRR) today launched a dedicated AI Video Hub, bringing together a curated roster of the world's top AI video directors and giving brands a direct path to commission cinema-quality commercials, social content, and brand films, bypassing the traditional production infrastructure that has defined brand video for decades. The launch comes as demand accelerates. Searches for AI video creation grew 66% in the second half of 2025, according to Fiverr's latest Business Trends Index. But the real shift isn't about tools. For years, producing high-quality brand video meant navigating the same model Hollywood popularized: large production crews, agency oversight, lengthy timelines, and budgets that locked out most businesses. A new class of independent AI directors is dismantling that model, delivering work that rivals traditional studio and big-agency output while operating as solo creators or small teams. To mark the hub's launch, Fiverr erected an installation on a hillside overlooking the 101 near Cahuenga and Lakeridge, spelling out the name of AI video director Billy Boman in letters 30 feet tall and 230 feet wide. The structure echoes one of Los Angeles's most iconic landmarks, a fitting provocation from a company betting that the future of brand storytelling won't be built in Hollywood's image. Boman, based in Stockholm, has directed AI video work for Google, Universal Music Group, YouTube, and Klarna. He's one of a growing class of independent directors delivering standalone projects and augmenting in-house teams with output that rivals what traditional agencies and studios produce. The hub also features The Dor Brothers, who created Snoop Dogg's first AI music video, a viral AI film that drew over 20 million views within 48 hours, and brand clients including Hugo Boss and Yamaha; Julien Nicaud, director of the global Dave & Buster's campaign; Too Short for Modeling, whose portfolio spans Dollar Shave Club and Fiverr's own Garry AI campaign, recognized by Adweek and Ad Age; and Jagger Waters, a CapCut creator partner recognized by Adobe, Cannes, and SXSW. "For decades, brand video has been at the mercy of the Hollywood production playbook: big crews, big agencies, big budgets, and months of lead time," said Matti Yahav, CMO of Fiverr. "That model is breaking. The directors in this hub are producing work that stands next to anything coming out of a traditional studio, and they're doing it faster, leaner, and for a fraction of the cost. We put a 30-foot sign on a hillside in LA because this is where the entertainment industry has always announced what comes next. This is what comes next." "A year ago, I was constrained by what was technically possible. Now I'm constrained only by what I can imagine, and that changes everything about how a brand can tell its story," said Boman. "My name on that hillside next to one of the most famous landmarks in entertainment history says something about where this industry is heading. The old gatekeepers built incredible things. But the gates are open now, and the directors walking through them don't need a studio lot or a seven-figure budget to deliver at that level." View the Fiverr AI Video Hub at: www.fiverr.com/ai-video About Fiverr Fiverr’s mission is to transform the way the world creates and works together. We’re shaping the future of work with the world’s leading open platform, seamlessly connecting top talent and cutting-edge technology with businesses around the globe. From expert freelancers in over 750 skilled categories to best-in-class GenAI models and agents, Fiverr provides the most advanced and comprehensive talent and tools for digital services—helping businesses get mission-critical projects done fast and cost-effectively. From small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, millions trust Fiverr for projects in software and AI development, digital marketing, finance, business consulting, video animation, music, architecture, and more. Press Contacts Jenny Chang Photos accompanying this announcement are available at:

Fiverr Launches AI Video Hub as a New Class of Directors Challenges the Hollywood Production Model

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