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🇪🇺 MiCA is pushing some EEA exchanges to delist USDT, but this is not a global ban on Tether. Watch for liquidity rotation into $USDC and other compliant stablecoins, but USDT remains the dominant stablecoin worldwide. The real signal isn't the delistings themselves—it's whether traders start moving capital away from USDT at scale. Until then, this looks more like a regional regulatory shift than a systemic crypto risk. 🚨📊

TON Bridge Shutdown Scheduled for September 1, 2026 The Toncoin and Token Bridge will permanently shut down on September 1, 2026, marking the end of support for transfers through the legacy bridge infrastructure. 📌 What users need to know: ▪️ Percentage-based transfer fees have been removed during the remaining withdrawal period. ▪️ Holders of Wrapped TON on Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain should bridge assets back to the TON network. ▪️ Holders of jUSDT, jUSDC, jWBTC, and other j-tokens on TON should bridge assets back to Ethereum. ▪️ Although bridge oracles started withdrawing stakes in June 2026, transfer processing will continue until the final shutdown date. Users are advised to check their wallets and complete any required asset migrations before September 1, 2026, to ensure uninterrupted access to their funds. #TON #Toncoin #Crypto #DeFi #Web3 #Blockchain #BitgetInsights

Crypto Prices Today: Bitcoin Price at $67,558 Amid US-Iran War, ETH Up 2.16%, Oil Hits $115 Crypto Prices Show Resilience as Bitcoin Holds Above $67,000 Despite Rising US-Iran Tensions, Oil Crossing $115, and Regulatory Concerns: Can This Momentum Continue? Overview Bitcoin is at $67,558 even as ETF outflows reach $296 million in weekly trading. Ethereum rose to $2,047 (+2.16%), and TRON gained 2%. Oil prices have surged to $115 (Brent) and $101 (WTI) from $70 pre-war levels, increasing inflation pressure. Hyperliquid (HYPE) is down 3.15% to $38.59 after 333,000 tokens (~$13 million) were unstaked ahead of an April 6 distribution. The proposed US CLARITY Act could reduce DeFi liquidity and volumes, while simultaneously strengthening regulated players like USDC. Crypto prices today show signs of recovery even as. While the world watches the US and Israel trade blows with Iran and Houthi rebels, Bitcoin is holding its ground above the $67,000 price level. Top coins have followed BTC on this upward trajectory, with Hyperliquid being the only exception. Ethereum and TRON surge over 2% at press time. Although the gains are not huge and Bitcoin is below the $70,000 mark, it has held quite steadily since the start of the one-month-old war; the bullish momentum is still significant. This is because everything else is bleeding. Asian stocks are down in the dumps. Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 dipped 4.5% in morning trade. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Kospi and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng have lost 3.2% and 1.7%, respectively. Oil prices are past $100 a barrel today. Usually, when the world catches fire like this, people dump risky assets first. Instead, Bitcoin’s $1.35 trillion market cap and Ethereum’s $247 billion valuation are holding steady. It tells us that despite the warships in the Middle East, the average crypto holder isn't hitting the panic button just yet. Bitcoin Price Today: $67,558 Bitcoin price today sits at $67,558, up by 1.31%. Michael Saylor, the Founder and Executive Chairman of Strategy (MSTR), usually the market's loudest cheerleader, went quiet this past Sunday (March 29). Strategy now sits on 762,099 BTC, bought at an average of $75,694. That means the company is currently underwater. Saylor skipped his usual ‘Orange Dot’ post on X after a 13-week buying spree where the firm scooped up 90,000 BTC. Without that constant buy pressure from the big institutions, you’d expect the price to sag, but it hasn’t. Bitcoin might finally be breaking away from being just another tech stock clone. CoinSwitch Markets Desk added, “BTC is currently moving in a range between $65,000-$67,000 after a recent dip, as US-Iran tensions keep investors cautious. Options market positioning also reflects caution, with traders leaning more toward protecting against downside risk than upside. If BTC falls to $65,000, it could slide toward $63,000, while a move above $67,000 may open room for a short-term recovery toward $69,000-$70,000.” Harish Vatnani, Head of Trade, ZebPay in his today’s crypto trade report noted, “Historically, sharper drawdowns tend to take longer to recover from, meaning a deeper fall could potentially push a full recovery timeline out to as late as Q2 2027. On the flows side, spot Bitcoin ETFs have broken their four-week inflow streak, recording net outflows of $296.18 million for the week ending Friday. This comes after a strong run of over $2.2 billion in inflows across the previous four weeks, which had already started slowing down last week.” Top 10 Crypto Prices Today Here is how the world’s top ten coins performed over the last 24 hours: Name Price 24h % Market Cap Volume (24h) Bitcoin (BTC) $67,558.79 0.0131 $1,351,782,709,938 $26,638,466,908 Ethereum (ETH) $2,047.20 0.0216 $247,079,626,945 $12,431,237,852 Tether (USDT) $0.9990 0.0002 $184,045,535,886 $53,400,307,436 BNB (BNB) $616.37 0.006 $84,047,548,880 $1,463,637,553 XRP (XRP) $1.35 1.08% $82,845,677,740 $1,459,794,903 USDC (USDC) $0.9998 0.00% $77,600,099,730 $6,410,275,978 Solana (SOL) $83.65 1.12% $47,893,840,000 $2,957,840,179 TRON (TRX) $0.3213 2.00% $30,455,546,763 $624,747,626 Dogecoin (DOGE) $0.09289 1.96% $14,270,067,133 $880,622,126 Hyperliquid (HYPE) $38.59 -3.15% $9,892,169,382 $185,800,793 Biggest Gainers: Ethereum, TRON, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Sole Loser: Hyperliquid WazirX Markets Desk commented, “In the past 24 hours, Ethereum traded near $2,028, up 2.3%, reflecting steady demand. Technical indicators remain mixed, while moving averages point to near-term pressure. Price action suggests consolidation, with underlying market structure holding firm amid sustained interest. Interoperability tokens show solid traction in the past 24 hours, led by Quant gaining 6.59%, while Render rises 3.59% and Atom adds 1.75%, reflecting continued interest in cross-chain infrastructure and scalable network solutions across the crypto ecosystem.” US-Iran War: Will the Conflict Keep Escalating? The month-long US-Israel-Iran war widened over the weekend as Yemen's Houthis launched their first attacks on Israel. They have threatened to block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a route that carries roughly 12% of global trade. Iran's parliament speaker warned that US ground troops would be ‘set on fire.’ On the other hand, President Trump in a recent Financial Times interview raised the idea of US forces seizing Iran's Kharg Island along with its main oil terminal in the Persian Gulf. G7 is also holding an emergency videoconference today. It is the first meeting of this format in half a century. The meeting aims to address the economic fallout of the US-Iran war. For crypto, a breakthrough today could send oil prices lower and risk appetite higher. However, with troops on the ground, missiles still in place, and Iran threatening to strike Gulf Arab countries if the US lands forces on its soil, today remains on a knife-edge. Oil Prices Spike to $115: Will Crypto Fall Soon? Brent crude jumped to $115.45 a barrel at the time of writing. The prices are up sharply from around $70 before the war began. At the same time, US WTI crude crossed $101.92. Australia announced today it is halving its fuel tax for three months to cushion the blow. Vietnam has ordered its largest refinery to cut petrochemicals and boost fuel output. Philippines' sole refinery has had to buy Russian crude out of extreme necessity after four million barrels in shipments were cancelled. For crypto, this level of oil-driven inflation and global economic stress is a serious headwind. However, crypto prices today are still trading in the green zone. Hence, suggesting some investors may be rotating toward Bitcoin as a hedge. US Fed Rate Cuts Pushed to September Nomura Securities revised its US Federal Reserve rate cut forecast. It is now expecting 25 basis point reductions in September and December, pushed back from its earlier June timeline. Delayed rate cuts mean tighter financial conditions for longer, which typically weighs on speculative assets like crypto. This is a mild but real headwind for the market. Although the war's economic damage could ultimately force the Fed's hand sooner than expected.

Ready Card just DEACTIVATED spending for users outside Europe. With almost NO warning (less than 1 hour), cards across India, UAE, Asia, and North America stopped working. Before you panic: ✅ Funds are SAFE ✅ Your $USDC remains in your self-custody Starknet wallet ❌ Only the card spending feature was shut down The reason? A change from Kulipa, the regulated issuer connecting Ready Card to Mastercard. EEA users remain unaffected... for now. Ready says anyone who paid card fees or shipping in the last 12 months will receive an automatic refund within 10 business days. Big lesson: Self-custody protects your crypto. It does NOT protect the payment rails connected to it. If you have unpaid STRK cashback, withdraw it NOW.