VICTORIA, Seychelles, April 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Global crypto trading platform BYDFi will mark its 6th anniversary with a month-long celebration beginning on April 1, 2026, highlighting BYDFi’s evolution into an all-in-one crypto trading platform built on a CEX + DEX dual-engine model. Over six years, BYDFi has strengthened infrastructure, user safeguards, and market access, reinforcing an
New Hampshire plans $100M Bitcoin-backed bonds, using crypto collateral instead of state backing, offering high-risk investment with price-linked repayment protection mechanisms The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority plans to issue $100 million in Bitcoin-backed bonds. This move is new in public finance, and it connects traditional bonds with Bitcoin in a unique and modern way.
Welcome back to the Chart Decoder Series, where we transform complex chart tools into simple, actionable trading strategies. Today we visit Ichimoku Cloud, the Japanese trading system that does it all: trend, momentum, and future equilibrium, all at a glance. The Origins of the Cloud The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo (which literally translates to “one-glance equilibrium
Hong Kong has missed its own March timeline for HKD stablecoin licensing, with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) yet to approve any issuers despite public signals that the rollout would begin last month. At Consensus Hong Kong in February, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said licenses would begin to be issued in March as
A first-of-its-kind municipal bond backed by bitcoin is moving closer to issuance after receiving a sub-investment-grade rating from Moody’s Investors Service, marking a major step in the convergence of digital assets and traditional public finance. The proposed $100 million issuance, structured by the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA), earned a Ba2 rating — two
Ripple and Convera introduce a stablecoin settlement model to improve speed and flexibility in global payments. Ripple is expanding its role in global payments as blockchain-based settlement gains traction. Stablecoins are increasingly used as a bridge between traditional finance and digital assets. Businesses are shifting toward faster and more flexible cross-border payment systems. A new
Bitcoin has now logged its third-largest drawdown of the current cycle, falling 25 percent from its all-time high to trade below $94,000 and momentum remains towards the downside on lower timeframes. However, the current pace of selling and the size of realised losses being experienced by investors has begun to stabilise, hinting that the market
The Ethereum Foundation just locked up another 22,517 ETH – worth approximately $46.2 million – bringing its total staking position to 24,623 ETH, or roughly $50 million, according to on-chain data from Arkham Intelligence. That’s not a rounding error. It’s the Foundation’s largest single-day staking event ever. ETH is currently trading near $2,045, and this
Bitcoin BTC$68,185.47 rose alongside U.S. stocks after Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian reportedly said the country would be prepared to end the conflict if it receives security guarantees. The crypto asset was trading at $67,762, up nearly 2% over the past 24 hours. The Nasdad about doubled its gain on the news, now higher by 3.1%.
A new research paper from Google has intensified debate over whether Bitcoin can adapt in time to withstand advances in quantum computing, pushing developers and investors to confront a risk long treated as theoretical. Google’s quantum division said this week in a new whitepaper that future machines could break widely used encryption far more efficiently
