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NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

US President Donald Trump’s statements suggesting that the war with Iran could end soon have boosted optimism in the cryptocurrency markets, while analysts have begun to assess the impact of a possible ceasefire on the price of Bitcoin. Following recent contradictory messages from the White House, Trump’s statement that “the war will end soon” triggered a swift reaction in the markets. As of today, Bitcoin has risen to $68,594, while Ethereum and altcoins have also seen increases. According to market experts, a short-term reversal in crypto assets could be seen if geopolitical tensions ease. SCRYPT CEO Norman Wooding stated that…

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On-chain data shows whale wallets pocketed $7M in tokenized gold profits in under 48 hours. The same Iran conflict that sent gold soaring is now fueling oil and the dollar. With U.S. inflation data dropping this week, the next move in gold could set the tone for crypto too. Gold has been one of the strongest trades of the year. But on-chain data suggests some of the biggest players may be walking out the door. On-chain analytics platform Lookonchain flagged that two whale wallets offloaded roughly $40 million worth of tokenized gold in just 48 hours, and both walked away…

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The crypto market just witnessed a powerful shift as $XRP recorded a massive $315 million inflow on Binance within two days. This sudden $XRP buying surge has caught the attention of traders, analysts, and institutional watchers across the globe. The scale of this accumulation signals strong conviction among buyers, especially during a time when market sentiment remains mixed. Traders now question whether this $XRP buying surge marks the beginning of a sustained rally or simply a short-term spike driven by speculative momentum. The speed of accumulation suggests coordinated buying, possibly from large players or whales. Market participants now watch closely…

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In brief MoonPay launched the MoonAgents Card, a virtual Mastercard debit card letting AI agents spend stablecoins directly from crypto wallets at any online Mastercard merchant. The card converts crypto to fiat at the point of purchase without requiring pre-loaded custodial funds, and users can revoke agent spending access at any time. Currently live in the U.K. and Latin America, the card will expand to the U.S. and EU in the coming months, requiring identity verification to issue. Crypto payments provider MoonPay announced Friday that it has created a virtual debit card allowing AI agents—autonomous software programs that can act…

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Bitcoin ($BTC) treasury company Nakamoto (NAKA) selling its $BTC at a loss could signal capitulation of more crypto treasury companies and the start of a “contagion” that could spark a wave of forced selling, according to market analyst Nic Puckrin. “Cracks are beginning to show in the digital asset treasury (DAT) market,” Puckrin said, adding that the war in the Middle East will likely place further pressure on Bitcoin’s price and treasury companies in a reinforcing cycle. He said: “Price is likely to remain below $70,000 for some time and could fall further to a range around $55,700-$58,200 in the…

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Crypto adoption in Latin America is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. According to a recent report from Argentine exchange Lemon, the region’s crypto transaction volume surged 60% in 2025, reaching $730 billion. Monthly active users grew 18% year-over-year, three times faster than in the U.S. This rapid growth highlights Latin America’s increasing reliance on digital assets as a hedge against economic instability. LATEST: 📊 Latin America’s crypto transaction volume surged 60% to $730 billion in 2025, with monthly active users growing 3x faster than in the US, according to Argentine crypto firm Lemon. pic.twitter.com/DIWSP32Jws — CoinMarketCap (@CoinMarketCap) March 9, 2026…

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When one of the world’s largest card networks pays a significant premium over a company’s last valuation to acquire it, that is worth paying attention to. When the company in question builds stablecoin settlement infrastructure, it tells you something fundamental about where the payments industry believes it needs to be – and how urgently it needs to get there. Mastercard had options. It could have partnered with BVNK. It could have taken a minority stake. It could have acquired a smaller stablecoin infrastructure player for a fraction of the price. Instead, it paid $1.8 billion – more than double BVNK’s…

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Tron founder Justin Sun has declared that crypto cards are the next structural phase in how digital assets reach everyday users. This follows a seismic year where stablecoins processed $33 trillion, surpassing Visa’s $14 trillion volume. Key Takeaways: Justin Sun identifies crypto cards as the “next evolution,” capitalizing on a $310 billion stablecoin market that has moved from speculation to real-world utility. Tron hosts more $USDT in circulation than any other chain, giving it a direct stake in the crypto card distribution race. Crypto card volumes grew to rival peer-to-peer stablecoin payments in 2025, with Mastercard and Visa opening the…

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Bitcoin miners are turning to AI infrastructure to ramp up revenues, and some treasury firms are joining in on the rotation too. K Wave Media (KWM), a Nasdaq-listed Korean media and entertainment firm, told the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday that it is redirecting up to $485 million in remaining financing capacity away from a planned bitcoin treasury push and into AI infrastructure. The money will flow into data centers, GPU compute operations and acquisitions across the AI value chain, under an amended agreement with structured equity financier Anson Funds. The original $500 million facility was set up…

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Bitcoin is up in the past 24 hours, but recent analysis suggests it might be part of a broader bearish picture targeting steeper declines. Bitcoin ($BTC) reached an intraday high near $69,300 on Wednesday, a good start to the month of April. However, according to an analysis from market watcher TARA, it could precede a 15% drop to sub-$60,000. Key Points Today’s Bitcoin recovery to near $69,300 retested the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement zone. According to the analysis, the crypto leader would retest this level again, particularly because it did not fully capture the liquidity there. The RSI remains under oversold…

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