Author: NBTC

Velvet announced its integration with DFlow to improve the order execution infrastructure on the Solana network. The integration enables access to more efficient liquidity routes, reduces slippage and improves order fill speed. DFlow connects market makers and liquidity providers to compete for order flow in a more efficient way. The on-chain execution engine faces one of its greatest challenges on high-speed networks like Solana, where congestion and competition among traders can determine the outcome of a trade in fractions of a second. Velvet, the artificial intelligence-powered trading platform, announced its integration with DFlow, an advanced execution infrastructure designed specifically for…

A widely followed technical indicator has just crossed a massive psychological threshold. Blockstream CEO and cypherpunk Adam Back recently noted on X that Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average (200WMA) has officially surpassed the $59,000 mark. #bitcoin 200wma passes $59k https://t.co/phuwMx2LI5 pic.twitter.com/zPeQlgoe4E — Adam Back (@adam3us) March 27, 2026 The ultimate macro support level The 200-week moving average is widely viewed as the most crucial “make-it-or-break-it” level for Bitcoin. The metric calculates the average closing price of the asset over the previous 200 weeks. Ripple’s Schwartz Denies Pre-Allocated $XRP Contracts Are Real Bitcoin ($BTC) Lost $70,000: What’s Next? Is Chainlink (LINK) Hiding…

In an innovative move to power meme coin user participation with real, rewarding DeFi experiences, Slide.fun, a gamified meme token platform, today announced a strategic partnership with ChimpxAI, an artificial intelligence platform designed for secure and simplified multi-chain asset management. This collaboration enabled Slide.fun to blend ChimpxAI’s DeFi infrastructure to make customer participation in its gamified meme coin platform more sustainable, rewarding, and engaging, supported by DeFi multi-chain assets and applications. Slide.fun is a gamified network (connected with the Telegram messaging platform) that enables users to discover, launch, and trade meme tokens. The network uses a swipe-based user interface that…

Ethereum traders now face one of the most important moments of this market cycle. The recent chart structure has sparked fear across crypto communities. Many analysts believe $ETH could still experience a brutal downside flush before a real recovery begins. Traders continue debating whether the current zone offers value or hides another dangerous trap. The market now watches every Ethereum candle closely. The latest technical setup shows large gaps below current prices. Those empty zones often attract aggressive liquidations during volatile cycles. This pattern creates fear, but experienced traders understand its historical significance. Deep corrections often appear before major rallies…

Cryptocurrency markets fell as two significant macroeconomic developments occurred simultaneously. The first was the Fed’s decision, and the second was US President Donald Trump’s rejection of Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and his signaling of a new wave of military attacks. Bitcoin and Altcoins Fall! In fact, the Fed, in Jerome Powell’s final policy decision as Fed Chairman, kept interest rates unchanged, as expected. However, according to experts, what changed here was the Fed’s rhetoric on inflation. The decision to keep interest rates unchanged was generally expected. What was unexpected was the change in how the Fed…

Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz recounts a fun fact from $XRP’s history that reveals early interest in the cryptocurrency and its technology. In a tweet, Schwartz recalled the first email anyone had ever sent him that had the word “$XRP” in it. The email was from Vinnie Falco asking for some $XRP back in February 2013. “Fun fact: The first email anyone ever sent me that had the word ‘$XRP’ in it was from Vinnie Falco asking for some back in February of 2013,” Schwartz said, sharing a screenshot of the said email. Fun fact: The first email anyone ever…

A U.S. government-controlled wallet has deposited approximately $33,000 worth of seized cryptocurrencies into Coinbase Prime, according to blockchain analytics firm Onchain Lens. The transaction, which occurred about six hours ago, involved three separate tokens: 2,466 Uniswap ($UNI) valued at $8,410, 152,925 Cronos ($CRO) worth $10,689, and 1,589 Chainlink ($LINK) valued at $15,703. Origin of the Seized Assets The funds were originally confiscated from Brian Krewson, a convicted criminal currently serving a prison sentence for aiding money laundering in connection with drug trafficking offenses. The seizure and subsequent deposit into a government wallet mark a routine step in the U.S. government’s…

Blockchain fees are payments users make to process transactions onchain and offer a more direct measure of value capture than volume alone. A chain can process significant transaction throughput while generating relatively little in fees. Looking at last week’s fee distribution across major chains, the rankings tell a different story than raw activity metrics might suggest. Hyperliquid leads all chains with approximately 43% of the fee market share, generating around $11 million last week. Its fees are driven primarily by perpetuals trading activity, where users pay to open, maintain, and close leveraged positions. The chain has grown its share considerably…

World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman is pushing back against allegations that the Trump-backed DeFi project hid a “backdoor” function in its smart contracts. His defense is straightforward: everything was on-chain, visible to anyone who cared to look. The person doing the looking, and not liking what he found, is Tron founder Justin Sun. Sun filed a federal lawsuit against WLF in California, alleging fraud and breach of contract over what he describes as a hidden blacklisting function embedded in the $WLFI token’s smart contract. The function, Sun claims, was used to freeze approximately $107M in tokens sitting in his…

A Green Beret’s alleged $400,000 insider bet on a raid in Venezuela seemed like an isolated breach. A new report suggests it may be the visible edge of something broader. The Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC), a nonprofit research group, analyzed every settled Polymarket contract from January 2021 through mid-March 2026 — more than 435,000 markets and $54.4 billion in cumulative volume — and found that low-probability bets on military and defense outcomes win at rates that are difficult to explain through skill or luck. Across political markets, such “longshot” bets typically succeed about 14% of the time. In military-linked contracts,…