The SEC and CFTC have agreed to work together to regulate the crypto market.
The U.S. regulators signed an updated cooperation agreement. It says they will coordinate how they supervise financial markets, including crypto assets.
The goal is to stop the many years of “jurisdiction fights” between the agencies and create a clearer system of regulation.
The SEC and CFTC plan to share data, coordinate market oversight, and develop common rules. At the same time, they want to keep the idea of “minimum necessary regulation” so that innovation is not slowed down.
About 20 million $BTC have already been mined in the Bitcoin network.
This is about 95.2% of the total supply of the first cryptocurrency.
Only 1 million $BTC are left. However, mining them will take about 115 more years because of the halving system and the slow reduction of the block reward.
A user accidentally sent 126,000 TON (~$220,000) to a scammer after copying a fake wallet address from the transaction history. This type of attack is called address poisoning — the attacker creates an address that looks very similar to the real one so the victim gets confused.
In a surprising twist, the scammer sent back 116,000 TON and kept 10,000 TON (~$17,000).
After a private meeting with Donald Trump and the CEO of Coinbase, Trump said that banks are trying to block the GENIUS Act and slow down crypto policy in the United States.
The main problem is interest on stablecoins. Banks think this could make people move their money away from normal bank deposits.
Trump also asked to approve the CLARITY Act as soon as possible and to work together with the crypto industry to keep the US as a leader in this sector.
Most Bitcoin investors from the last two years are now at a loss
According to CryptoQuant, most people who bought BTC in the last two years are currently losing money.
Analysts point out a clear pattern: sharp drops often happen after many investors are in profit; strong rallies usually start when most people are in the red. If the price falls below $60,000 and almost all recent buyers are at a loss, this could become a good point for more aggressive buying. At the same time, there is no panic among short-term holders yet, selling pressure is going down. This is often a sign that the market is close to stabilizing.
Suspiciously accurate bet on the Middle East conflict
One trader placed a large bet on a market predicting a U.S. strike on Iran before early March — and got it almost perfectly right. The contract closed just one day before the real events happened.
Because the deadline was so close, the odds were very high, so the bets brought big profits.
NVIDIA earned over $200 billion in one year from the AI boom
NVIDIA reported record results. The company’s yearly revenue reached $215.9 billion (up 65%), and quarterly revenue was $68.1 billion. The main reason for this growth is artificial intelligence infrastructure. The data center business alone made $193.7 billion over the year.
The company returned $41 billion to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends.
Ethereum has moved above $2,000, and Bitcoin has been holding above $70,000. The market has risen significantly, and sentiment has improved somewhat. Right now, I expect to see a correction in Ethereum, and if it reaches $2,000, I think I’ll start looking for entries.
His portfolio includes shares of companies that mine gold, silver, copper, and uranium. He also invests in big oil companies, defense companies, and energy companies in Latin America.
In crypto, he holds Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum ($ETH), Zcash ($ZEC), and HYPE. He also owns physical gold.
Imagine this: You bought a token early. It’s doubled, then tripled. Everyone around you is celebrating green candles. The temptation to sell is huge, but the real question is, when should you exit?
Many traders rely on simple “take profit” rules, but professional investors look deeper. They watch on-chain signals: are founders selling? Is the narrative shifting? These factors often signal the start of a reversal long before charts show it.
Sometimes, the best move is patience. Smart money doesn’t sell because the price is high, they sell when market conditions change, when accumulation slows, hype peaks, or unlocks release new supply. Selling too early means missing out, selling too late means losing gains.