Author: John Smith

Google is preparing to support a large data center project in Texas that Anthropic has leased, as major AI companies race to secure more computing power in the United States.  Summary Google is expected to help finance Anthropic’s Texas campus as AI infrastructure demand keeps rising. The Nexus site could deliver 500 megawatts by late 2026 and expand to 7.7 gigawatts. A federal judge blocked the Pentagon from branding Anthropic a supply-chain risk during litigation now. The project links a fast-growing AI developer with one of its biggest cloud partners at a time when Anthropic is also fighting a legal…

Read More

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said stablecoins may become the main way businesses enter the crypto sector as companies seek faster payment tools.  Summary Garlinghouse said CFOs and treasurers are weighing stablecoins for faster business payments and treasury use. Bloomberg Intelligence projected stablecoin flows could reach $56.6 trillion by 2030, supporting broader payment adoption. Ripple’s RLUSD ranks tenth by market cap as the company expands infrastructure through major acquisitions. He told FOX Business that more boards, treasurers, and chief financial officers are now asking how stablecoins could fit into company operations. Garlinghouse said stablecoins could become crypto’s “ChatGPT moment” for businesses.…

Read More

US Senator Cynthia Lummis rejected claims that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act leaves decentralized finance developers exposed to legal risk.  Summary Lummis said recent Title 3 changes would create the strongest DeFi developer protections in law. Jake Chervinsky warned non-custodial software developers could still face money transmitter liability under current language. Senate talks continue as lawmakers revise the CLARITY Act before an expected committee markup. Her response came after crypto lawyer Jake Chervinsky said Title 3 of the latest Senate draft could still place some non-custodial software builders under money transmitter rules. Lummis said the current criticism does not…

Read More

P2P.me said it traded on a Polymarket contract tied to its own fundraising round before the raise went live.  Summary P2P.me opened Polymarket positions before its fundraising launch and admitted the disclosure delay was wrong. The project raised $5.2 million, missed its $6 million target, and the market resolved no. US lawmakers and prediction platforms are tightening rules as insider trading concerns spread wider now. The disclosure adds fresh attention to insider trading risks on prediction markets as US lawmakers and platforms move to tighten rules. The team behind the decentralized trading platform said it opened positions on Polymarket 10…

Read More

The White House on Friday launched a smartphone app that gives users direct access to administration updates, social posts, photos and policy pages tied to President Donald Trump’s second term.  Summary White House app offers policy pages, curated news, social feeds, media tools and contact options. Users can send tips to ICE while viewing affordability claims and border-focused administration messaging sections. The app promised live video, but Trump’s Friday remarks were not streamed in real time. The administration said the app would deliver information “straight from the source, no filter” after several teaser videos on official social media accounts pointed…

Read More

XRP traded near $1.34 on March 28, with a 24-hour trading volume of about $2.24 billion and a market cap near $82.04 billion.  Summary XRP held near $1.34 as traders watched April seasonality and a key $1.80 resistance level. CryptoQuant data showed XRP returns still outpaced risk while Binance open interest climbed to 14.8%. Analysts said XRP must reclaim $1.80, while weaker structure could expose next support near $1.00. Meanwhile, the token was down almost 1% on the day and 7% over the past week, leaving price action stuck in a narrow range as traders look toward April. XRP’s slow…

Read More

Top trending stories this week were centered on politics, market stress, geopolitics, memecoin chatter, and yield-focused positioning.  Summary David Sacks moved to a broader advisory role as crypto traders tracked shifting Washington influence. Risk-off selling, Circle worries and oil gains kept traders focused on market positioning this week. Memescope Monday and cash-yield strategies showed traders balancing viral hype with capital preservation this weekend. Santiment social data showed that traders entered the weekend watching David Sacks’ White House transition, a fresh risk-off selloff, new tech security fears, “Memescope Monday,” and a broader move toward cash and income strategies. David Sacks transition…

Read More

Bitcoin (BTC) extended its decline on Friday as traders reacted to the year’s largest options expiry and continued caution in crypto ETF flows.  Summary Bitcoin fell below $66,000 after $14 billion in options expired and ETF outflows persisted Friday. Whale and retail wallets added Bitcoin in March even as price dropped and sentiment weakened. Analyst XO said a drop toward $55,000 to $60,000 could set up longs in April. Consequently, the drop pushed the asset to its lowest level in more than three weeks, even as some market signals pointed to rising accumulation and possible oversold conditions. Bitcoin fell to…

Read More

Ethereum (ETH) is drawing fresh market attention as stablecoin activity, whale accumulation, and derivatives data point in different directions.  Summary Whales added 466,500 ETH to accumulation addresses as Ethereum traded near $2,000 during the pullback. Coinbase said stablecoin balances and tokenized asset values on Ethereum moved back toward record highs. Record leverage in Ethereum futures raised liquidation risk as analysts tracked bearish levels below $2,000. Recent reports show stronger activity on Ethereum’s base layer, while analysts continue to track downside risks in price and leverage. Coinbase Institutional said Ethereum has regained some ground relative to layer-2 networks as user activity…

Read More

Pi Network has started its second migration phase with the required Protocol 21 upgrade. The update sets an April 6 deadline for mainnet node operators and opens the path toward later upgrades that aim to add smart contracts and DeFi tools. Summary Pi Network requires mainnet nodes to upgrade to Protocol 21.2 before the April 6 deadline. The roadmap schedules Protocol 22.1 for April and smart contract features for the May rollout. Pi traded near $0.174 as RSI and MACD signaled weak momentum and sellers still controlled. The move also comes as Pi’s token trades near $0.174, far below its…

Read More