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The PI token exceeded $0.23 earlier today before it retraced slightly.

ICP soared by 16% after being listed on South Korea's largest exchange, but will the momentum last?

Ripple is on its way to obtaining an Australian financial license, further expanding its international presence.

Bitcoin prices could continue to consolidate for a while yet, as network activity indicates decreasing momentum amid reduced selling pressure. 

The DEATH BETS Act would prohibit CFTC-registered exchanges from listing contracts tied to terrorism, assassination, war, or death.

Exchange-related activity involving XRP has declined significantly in recent months. What does it mean for Ripple's price?

If approved, the license would allow Ripple to run services and bring its infrastructure into the country’s financial system.

A Brookings report says China’s AI strategy prioritizes efficiency, open-source adoption, and embedding AI into real-world systems.

Hyperliquid Jumps Following Margin Upgrade and 533% Oil Trading Surge The post Hyperliquid Jumps Following Margin Upgrade and 533% Oil Trading Surge appeared first on Cryptonews.

Ripple APAC managing director Fiona Murray said there was sufficient institutional interest in Australia to warrant the costs of acquiring an Australian Financial Services License. Crypto company Ripple said it is set to secure a key financial services license in Australia through the acquisition of an Australian payments firm, adding to an international license grab over the last year. In a statement on Tuesday, Ripple said it will buy BC Payments Australia, a corporate entity tied to the European Banking Circle Group, allowing it access to the company’s Australian Financial Services License (AFSL), which is set to become a requirement for certain crypto companies to provide financial services in the country. The acquisition of BC Payments Australia is set to close on April 1, according to a report from The Australian, citing comments from Ripple APAC managing director Fiona Murray. Read more

Wall Street returns to Bitcoin with $167M in ETF inflows, while Ethereum and Solana see outflows. Plus, a look at the Bitcoin Hyper Layer 2 scaling solution. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Wall Street Is Buying Bitcoin Again — And Dumping Altcoins appeared first on Cryptonews.

Experts warn that encrypted chats could face a “harvest now, decrypt later” risk as quantum computing advances.

Institutions like Goldman Sachs now hold $540M in Solana ETFs, yet SOL price risks a drop to $59. Discover the new presale drawing trader attention. The post Solana Price Prediction: 30 Institutions Just Poured $540M Into Solana ETFs — Is a Massive Rally Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The order sides with Amazon’s claim Perplexity accessed password-protected accounts without authorization despite users granting permission.

The price of Bitcoin is holding above $70,000 despite the high-stakes war between the United States and Iran, a sign that crypto markets may have already priced in the instability beforehand.Meanwhile, crypto supporters argue that the passage of the U.S. CLARITY Act could ignite the next major crypto bull market in 2026.So, given the right […] The post Crypto Price Prediction Today 10 March – XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum appeared first on Cryptonews.

Thai digital asset operators froze 47,692 mule accounts in 2025 alone.

The blockchain data flagged shows a spike in liquidations over the past 24 hours. Some observers believe the event may have been linked to a price update in an risk-oracle system that Aave uses to determine the value of collateral.

XRP Price Prediction: 3 Major XRP Catalysts Traders Haven’t Priced In Yet — Is a Surprise Rally Coming? The post XRP Price Prediction: 3 Major XRP Catalysts Traders Haven’t Priced In Yet — Is a Surprise Rally Coming? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The prediction markets platform argued for an injunction against Ohio authorities, claiming that federal commodities laws superseded state laws on sport event contracts. An Ohio federal court has denied a motion filed by prediction markets platform Kalshi for a preliminary injunction against Ohio state authorities over allegations that the company was operating in violation of gambling laws. In an order filed Monday, US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Chief Judge Sarah Morrison denied Kalshi’s request for an injunction that would have blocked the Ohio Casino Control Commission and state attorney general from regulating contracts on the platform, specifically for sports betting. According to the judge, Kalshi had failed to show that the sports event contracts available on the platform were subject to the “exclusive jurisdiction” of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Read more

Basketball.fun is processing refunds for those who aren’t willing to wait until the NBA-focused crypto project’s marketplace goes live.