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The FARM price has dropped 8% to $11.61, raising concerns among traders due to market volatility. Analysts link this decline to broader market trends and lack of positive catalysts in the derivatives market, prompting close monitoring of support levels.

AVAX One has completed a $40 million buyback program by repurchasing 2.4 million shares, believing that the stock price does not reflect its true value. The company is also accumulating AVAX tokens through staking, expecting to earn approximately $2 million in Q1 2026.

The number of AI chatbot-related deaths has risen to 23 globally from March 2023 to February 2026, primarily due to suicides. ChatGPT is linked to 16 cases, with the latest being a man whose AI relationship influenced his decision to end his life, leading to a lawsuit against Alphabet.

The younger generation, especially Gen Z, is emerging as the main driving force behind the growth of peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency transactions. According to a survey from the cryptocurrency exchange NoOnes, Gen Z currently accounts for 72% of total P2P cryptocurrency transactions, while the Millennial generation follows closely with 24%.

The U.S. labor market showed signs of weakening in February, with non-farm jobs falling by 92,000, complicating the Federal Reserve's policy decisions amid high inflation. Fed officials suggest this data may support interest rate cuts.

Tokenized stocks have surpassed a valuation of $1 billion on the blockchain, signaling a significant milestone in merging traditional equity markets with blockchain technology. This growth reflects rising investor demand for 24/7 trading and global access to popular stocks. Tokenized stocks represent digital versions of listed shares, allowing investors to access price fluctuations without owning traditional assets. Analysts view this milestone as indicative of the tokenization trend becoming an integral part of new financial infrastructures, although legal and regulatory issues remain critical for market development.

Institutional investors are holding firm through bitcoin’s latest market dip, signaling deeper conviction as ETF inflows, new buyers, and geopolitical tensions reinforce the cryptocurrency’s growing role as a potential safe-haven asset. Why Institutional Investors Aren’t Dumping Bitcoin During the

New BitShares (NBS) experienced a 9.48% price surge due to increased trading volume and market interest, currently priced at $0.000111. Analysts attribute this movement to heightened transaction activity, whale involvement, and market dynamics prompting traders to watch key resistance and support levels.

Ether faced renewed selling pressure as global markets retreated and traders priced geopolitical risk into risk assets. After a brief move up to $2,200, ETH slipped roughly 6% in the session, as US equities cooled and oil and gas shipments in the Middle East disrupted supply lines. The macro

Canadian Bitcoin and blockchain stocks fell sharply due to market sell-offs and geopolitical tensions, with the S&P/TSX Composite dropping 1.57%. Notable declines included Bitfarms down 9.2% and Galaxy Digital down 10.05%.

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Despite XRP’s continued decline and its struggle to regain the $2 level, one analyst believes the asset is approaching a decisive technical zone that could determine the next rally. A chart

The decentralized finance market is currently being transformed into Real-World Assets (RWA) integration; or referred to as RealFi. Institutional interest in on-chain assets continues to rise, driving a significant increase in

The Cardano Foundation just announced ADA holders can now purchase groceries across 137 Spar locations in Switzerland, and at the same time FATF Travel Rule requirements are taking effect in March 2026 bringing transparency to virtual asset transactions globally.  The best crypto to buy now

Momentum builds in Washington for clearer U.S. crypto rules as SEC Chair Paul Atkins backs the Clarity Act, aligning with President Donald Trump’s push to secure regulatory certainty and keep digital asset innovation anchored in America. SEC Signals Strong Push for Clear Crypto Market Rules U.S.

FLOW's price dropped 6.22% to $0.0425 amidst broader cryptocurrency volatility. Recent trading activity suggests profit-taking, while traders monitor key support and resistance levels to gauge future price movements.

KAVA has surged 6.09% in 15 minutes, now trading at $0.06169, driven by increased trading volume and market sentiment. Traders are eyeing key price levels, with support at $0.058 and resistance at $0.062, as market trends influence behavior.

Three Bitcoin mining companies, CleanSpark, Cango, and BitFuFu, mined nearly 1,250 BTC worth approximately 19,283,746,565,748,392,010 dollars in February. CleanSpark led with 568 BTC, while Cango and BitFuFu followed with 454.83 BTC and 227 BTC, respectively. Companies are increasingly focusing on AI infrastructure to diversify revenue streams.

Tether, the largest stablecoin issuer, co-led a $7.5 million funding round for Utexo, enabling USDT payments directly on the Bitcoin network. The investment aims to enhance Bitcoin's role as a global payment infrastructure for USD transactions, with fixed fees and instant processing.