The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a notice on March 18, 2026, of the filing and immediate effectiveness of a proposed rule change by NYSE American LLC regarding options on certain crypto assets. The development places the exchange as the most recent participant in a broader shift by major U.S. options venues to recalibrate limits and trading flexibility for crypto ETF derivatives.
Nebius, that Nasdaq-listed maestro of silicon symphonies (ticker: NBIS), began its act as a modest $3.75 billion proposal before expanding its encore. The private placement, reserved for qualified institutional connoisseurs under Rule 144A, comprises two tranches: $2.25 billion in 1.250% notes due 2031 and $1.75 billion in 2.625% notes due 2033. A veritable feast of debt, served à la carte.
It turns out the grand exchange Kraken has been whispering into the ether that it will not tender its IPO card just yet. Or at least, it believes that the timing could be more befitting of a debutante’s ball than a hastily pencilled-up market launch.
Before the announcement, cryptocurrency prices were already falling sharply. The total value of the market dropped to $2.45 trillion, a 3.53% decrease in a single day that reduced some of the profits from the recent price increase.
Ah, le hacker derrière ce vol magistral chez Upbit s’est enfin décidé à bouger! Il a transféré 16 000 dollars en tokens RAY vers un nouveau portefeuille, marquant ainsi son grand retour après un mois d’inactivité. Quel suspense!
In an X post that reads like a medieval prophecy, Carter has identified a “descending channel” on WIF’s two-day chart, a financial labyrinth that has supposedly been steering price action lower for months. The chart, which looks like a toddler’s doodle, reveals a pattern of “lower highs and lower lows,” which, in the language of finance, means “the market is as confused as a penguin in a sauna.” But fear not! Recent price movement has tested the lower boundary of this channel, a critical support zone between $0.170 and $0.185. Carter, ever the cheerleader, suggests this is a sign of “accumulation,” which is just a fancy way of saying “big players are secretly buying, while everyone else is too busy crying.”
As the curtain rises on this financial drama, Bitcoin approaches the lofty heights of $72,000, strutting its stuff like a peacock in a tuxedo.
As bitcoin prices drift languidly southward, and the machines begin to take their sweet time birthing blocks, our dear protocol does what it must: it adjusts. And lo! This adjustment appears to be one of noticeable proportions. Estimates indicate that the impending adjustment on March 20 could drop between 6% and 8.5%, with a current projection waltzing around a tidy -7.64%.
$3,000,000,000.
A new TVL all-time high for RWAs on BNB Chain.
Higher and higher.
Wednesday was a real barn-burner for oil markets, with Brent and WTI prices doing their best impression of a rocket launch. The U.S.-Israel-Iran war has turned the Strait of Hormuz into the world’s most expensive choke point, and suddenly everyone’s nostalgic for $60 oil. Enter Trump, wielding a Jones Act waiver like a magic wand, because nothing says “crisis management” like temporarily ignoring a law that’s older than sliced bread.